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Running alongside the Scottish International Storytelling Festival this year is the 2019 Community Programme called Beyond Words. This will run from Monday 2 September until Monday 2 December and will …
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I had the pleasure of stumbling across a new Scots poet recently, Kerrigan Renniegade. Her natural delivery of her poetry in Scots resonated with me and I immediately asked her to …
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Glasgow Looking Glass, Volume 1, 1825 Read in English Hit’s no aften there a birth o a brent new medium houanever in Juin o 1825, in Glesga, whit’s noo kent as the warld’s first comic …
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Since 1707 Scotland has elected representatives to sit in the Westminster parliament, and Scottish members have naturally employed language from their native country. Sarah Mackie has recently put together …
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The Scottish Government has made available a Scots Publication Grant which is administered through the Scottish Book Trust in Edinburgh. The grant exists to support Scottish publishers to publish and …
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Amidst the continuing debates about our relationship with other countries in the EU any new research that throws light on Scotland’s interaction with other EU citizens is welcome, and in particular, …
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Question ref. S5W-23814: Angus MacDonald, Falkirk East, Scottish National PartyDate lodged: 17 June 2019To ask the Scottish Government what discussions it has had with Duolingo regarding providing …
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Motion ref. S5M-19690 Submitted by: Clare Adamson, Motherwell and Wishaw, Scottish National Party. Date lodged: Friday, November 1, 2019Billy Kay Recognised by the Saint Andrew’s Society of the …
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So what’s addressing the haggis all about, and what is a haggis?Haggis is a dish traditionally associated with Scotland. It is a pudding made of sheep’s heart, liver and lungs minced through …
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Timelines of the Scots LanguageBy Dr Dauvit Horsbroch The following list is intended as a quick reference guide to developments in the Scots language, including reference to cultural and political developments.c.1100 …