Nairn's team of Yarnbombers have been hard at work brightening up the town for the town's Book and Arts Festival
Fifteen postboxes have been decorated with crocheted woollen hats based on the theme 'Myths and Legends of the North'.
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Fifteen postboxes have been decorated with crocheted woollen hats based on the theme 'Myths and Legends of the North'.
Updated: August 4, 2021, 8:48 am Support is growing for Invernessian Josephine Tey, the crime writer's crimewriter, to be commemorated in the city with a blue plaque A groundswell of support has emerged for the placement of a blue plaque in Inverness to recognise one of its most successful daughters, featured recently in the P&J. Best-selling author and playwright Elizabeth ‘Beth’ MacKintosh, aka Josephine Tey and Gordon Daviot (1896-1952) had strong connections with the city’s Castle Street, where her family owned a successful fruiterer and various other properties which they rented ou...