ROAD TEST: Kadjar has family car appeal
That name first. That had us all guessing.
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Review: Good music and cheery banter as The Opera Boys pay a visit to Inverness
Susan Welsh saw The Opera Boys at the One Touch Theatre, Eden Court.
REVIEW – The Smiths Ltd transport Aberdeen fans back to music legends’ 1980s heyday
It was in March 1984 that The Smiths first visited Aberdeen with a gig at the Fusion Nightclub, now Atik, and they returned just twice more during their five years together.
Review: Touching the Void provides an edge-of-the-seat thrill in Inverness
Susan Welsh saw Touching the Void at Eden Court Theatre, Inverness.
ROAD TEST: New RAV4’s a different beast
Next time you’re at the hairdresser, stylist or barber, it might be interesting asking them what they drive.
Mountain Cafe in Aviemore serves up delicious food and stunning views
Aviemore is a thriving wee town, and no wonder. It is the gateway to the magnificent Cairngorm mountains so is a draw for skiers and climbers. But even if you are no fan of outdoor sports, it still offers a lot for visitors.
‘Effortlessly cool’ Mike and the Mechanics transport Aberdeen audience back in time
When my parents handed me my brand new ghetto-blaster for my 10th birthday I had limited material to hand to try it out.
Nurtaj in Aberdeen: Low-fat Indian big hit with tastebuds
No sooner has Christmas passed and it is birthday month in our house. None of us has ever dared attempt Dry January or count the calories, as every week there are celebratory meals out, copious amounts of birthday cake and of course a cheeky fizz!
Review: Fame: The Musical in Inverness
Stan Arnaud watched Fame the Musical at Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
Brush shoulders with the stars at Club Tropicana’s nostalgic bonanza
In Aberdeen, Club Tropicana is that place where the drinks are not free and you spend more of your evening trying to peel yourself from the sticky dancefloor than you do enjoying the ’80s beats.
Review: Sell-out Inverness crowd enjoys a slice of 1960s rock nostalgia
Dougie Burns saw Creedence Clearwater Reimagined at Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
Nish Kumar delights in Aberdeen with a politically-charged stand-up set
In Nish Kumar's eyes we are destroying ourselves and, during the politically fuelled hilarity of his show, I truly was killing myself laughing.
The Classic Rock Show proves a hit in Inverness
Susan Welsh saw The Classic Rock Show at Eden Court Theatre, Inverness.
IV10 in Fortrose is more than a deli, offering quality food in a relaxed environment
They’ve been having a whale of a time in Fortrose recently.
Top legal minds from true crime sensation Making a Murderer visit Aberdeen
"Why would anyone confess to a crime as serious as murder, which they could be sent to death row for, when they did not do it?"
Alan McHugh and Jordan Young a joy as Snow White And Seven Dwarves delight
P-A-N-T-O. Trust me you will be singing this (to the tune of B-I-N-G-O) right up until Santa comes down the chimney.
Jools Holland leaves Aberdeen dancing the night away with spectacular show
Music maestro Jools Holland had Aberdeen in the palm of his hands last night as he put on fantastic display at the city’s main arena.
Review: Let’s Inherit the Earth at Eden Court, Inverness
Susan Welsh saw Let’s Inherit The Earth at the One Touch Theatre, Eden Court, Inverness.
Cosy atmosphere and fine pub grub at The Moulin Hotel
Had I been driven there wearing a blindfold – stay with me on this one – when the blindfold was removed, I’d have thought I’d been magically transported to the Swiss Alps.
Review: Bad Touch rock Inverness with an all-action performance
Dougie Burns saw Bad Touch on their Shake a Leg Tour at the Ironworks, Inverness.
Toilet turmoil as Highland Council reveal results of loo review
Highland Council has revealed the results of its controversial public loo review, to mixed results from the winners and losers around the north.
Review: A little bit of Nashville comes to Inverness
Dougie Burns saw, On the Road and in the Round, at Eden Court, Inverness.
A warm welcome and a fine feast at Beekie’s Neuk in Newmachar
Every weekend, I travel around the north-east of Scotland following the fortunes of my footballing son. Saturday morning is for school matches, and Sunday sees me cheering on his club team.
Fears for Aberdeen to England trains as massive rail review is launched
Plans to improve train journeys between Aberdeen and the south of England have been shelved amid a massive review of the UK’s rail industry.
Eating out at Tartan Tapas, Inverness
"How do you fancy going out for lunch?” Words which are sure to raise my spirits. As soon as my other half had uttered them I was imagining a nice cosy bistro or perhaps one of those trendy minimalist modern establishments. I was salivating at the prospect.
Eating out at Cafe Andaluz, Aberdeen
With the weather making Scotland feel more like Spain at the moment, a trip for some tapas seemed an ideal choice.
Aberdeen rained but Little Mix made it shower
Despite the aftermath of Saturday’s Little Mix concert in Aberdeen, the show itself was still a fantastic performance by the all-girl group.
Eating out at The New Knowes Hotel in Macduff
At a family gathering in Buckie recently, I happened to discover that my wife’s great, great grannie was formerly the owner of a hotel in Macduff many moons ago.
Dazzling food and nightlife options on offer in Manchester
The Pogues famously sang of a Dirty Old Town – a smoky industrial hellhole, bordered by gasworks and dirty canals, and Morrissey once crooned that Manchester had “so much to answer for”.
Rocker’s swagger perfectly emulated
Some Guys Have All the Luck, a tribute to Sir Rod Stewart, hit the stage at HM Theatre last night.
Review: Michael McIntyre entertains the north-east with Big World Tour
BAFTA-winning comedian, Michael McIntyre, had the Granite City in giggles last night performing to a packed out AECC.
REVIEW: Ballet Black at Eden Court in Inverness
Susan Welsh saw Ballet Black at Eden Court Theatre, Inverness.