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What I learned when I translated King Lear into Scots - Vimarsana News

What I learned when I translated King Lear into Scots

ALAN Riach concludes his series on literature in the Scots language with a round-up of writers from Orkney to Edinburgh and an example from a very…

Orkney author Harry Josephine Giles calls for all Scotland's languages to be equally valued in our literature - Vimarsana News

Orkney author Harry Josephine Giles calls for all Scotland's languages to be equally valued in our literature

By Harry Josephine Giles

Amazon £3k sign-on bonus sparks Christmas shopping fear - Vimarsana News

Amazon £3k sign-on bonus sparks Christmas shopping fear

The shortage of workers in shops, hospitality businesses and warehouses has led to a race to fill hundreds of thousands of roles ahead of the vital festive period.

Chefs in Stoke by Nayland cook a menu for Raymond Blanc | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Chefs in Stoke by Nayland cook a menu for Raymond Blanc | East Anglian Daily Times

Celebrity chef Raymond Blanc visited Stoke by Nayland Resort to welcome the apple and pear season, and ate a meal prepared by local chef Alan Paton.

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David Leask: A royal visit to Orkney and a row over what remote even means in the broadband age - Vimarsana News

David Leask: A royal visit to Orkney and a row over what remote even means in the broadband age

  David Leask: A royal visit to Orkney and a row over what remote even means in the broadband age PREMIUM The Earl and Countess of Strathearn during the official opening of The Balfour, Orkney's new hospital in Kirkwall, where they are meeting NHS staff as they continue their tour of Scotland. THE peediest bairns from Kirkwall’s Glaitness Primary, in identical mini hi-viz vests, were lined up behind a chain. In front of them was a young woman, in jeans, walking boots and what Hello! magazine informed the world was a Seeland Woodcock Advanced Jacket. One of the children was maybe expect...