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Sometimes communication goes beyond words. For Fernando Boris and Natalia Garbe, their language is working with animals. Originally from Cordoba, Argentina, Mr Boris and Mrs Garbe worked as vets at the Universidad Catolica de Santa Fe, where Mr Boris was the dean, before moving to New Zealand. “Some people like to climb a mountain or go swimming, but we like to read about vets,” Mr Boris said. “It’s a passion.” Now living in Richmond, north of Oamaru, the couple and their sons, Julian (7) and Francis (10), are in their second year living in New Zealand However, despite their qualifi...

The Scottish painter Joan Eardley (1921–63) first visited the small Aberdeenshire fishing village of Catterline in 1950, shortly after graduating from art school; for the rest of her life, she divided her time between Glasgow and the North East. She was entranced both by the village and by the ‘vast seas, vast areas of cliff’ beyond it, which she depicted in her vivid, gestural landscapes – completed outdoors in habitually inclement conditions. This display at the recently reopened National Galleries of Scotland in Edinburgh (from 16 May) includes nine oil paintings and 13 works on pa...

Country Life Trending: Prime Minister Boris Johnson has put his country house in Thame up for rent, a house which comes complete with swimming pool and tennis court. It may not be quite as grand as Chequers, but Boris Johnson’s country cottage is available to rent for those wishing to follow in the Prime Ministerial footsteps — or simply enjoy rural Oxfordshire. Strutt & Parker are seeking £4,250 pcm for Grade II-listed The Old Farm House, which is set at the end of a single-track lane in North Weston, a few minutes’ drive from Thame, in Oxfordshire. The property spans 2,659sq ft ...

Updated: February 18, 2021, 5:43 pm © Supplied by Clan Macpherson Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Sir William Alan Macpherson of Cluny was the 27th hereditary chief of the Clan Macpherson of Cluny (Cluny-Macpherson) and marked 50 years as chief in June 2019. He was, however, better known to many as one of the UK’s most respected members of the legal profession, as Queen’s Council and as a judge. Sir William, who...

Sir William Macpherson of Cluny and Blairgowrie, who led the report into the Metropolitan Police after the murder of Stephen Lawrence, has passed…