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Mark Bryce isn’t particularly keen on what he calls the “digital age.” Sure, he sees the benefit in the troves of visual art available to view on the internet, instantly accessible with a few taps, clicks and swipes. But for the veteran painter, who has perfected a very specific method of brushwork, looking at his work on a screen just isn’t the same as looking at it in person. It’s a common misgiving among artists for sure, but for Bryce, it’s particularly pressing given the depth and techniques used in his work. “I paint in an other-world manner, even though the ideas are very...

Scots family's cat gives birth to kittens in chimney sparking huge rescue mission The Scottish SPCA received the unusual call when they were alerted to the quirky ‘cat-ernity’ ward in Kelty. The five kittens were rescued from the chimney stack (Image: Scottish SPCA) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank ...

Fife fire crew rescues adorable kitten litter born inside chimney stack © Supplied by Scottish SPCA Firefighters and animal welfare officers were called upon to make an unusual rescue in Fife after a litter of newborn kittens were discovered high up inside a chimney. Scottish SPCA officers were alerted to the ‘cat-ernity ward’ location by the cat’s owner who feared the feline had given birth on the roof of their home in Main Street, Kelty. However it was soon discovered that the five new arrivals were in fact high up inside the chimney stack at the property. The litter of five new born...

FIVE kittens have been rescued from a chimney in Kelty after a cat gave birth to them in it. The Scottish SPCA was called out to the unusual rescue after a cat gave birth to five kittens in a chimney in Kelty. Scotland’s animal welfare charity was alerted to the unusual ‘cat-ernity’ ward location when a worried owner rang them to say they feared their cat had given birth on their roof on the town’s Main Street on March 30. Scottish SPCA senior animal rescue officer Robert Ward said: “Cats normally try to find somewhere safe and private to give birth but we’re not sure why ...