Food & Drink
Why Ardfern Edinburgh gets hospitality right, with brilliant brunch, thoughtful service and one small birthday gesture that made all the difference.
Eve Lily leaves the Edinburgh rain at the top of the stairs and slips into another world as Lady Libertine X Grey Goose open Martini month with cocktails, music and a little after-dark mischief.
The Ivy Glasgow is moving to St Vincent Place, with diners offered prizes before its Buchanan Street restaurant closes this October.
Four Michelin stars, Atlantic views and winter sun make Royal Hideaway Corales Resort one of Tenerife’s most tempting foodie escapes.
TRAVEL
James McLaren explores Venice in autumn, from stylish layers and spritzes to water taxis, hidden corners, culture and unforgettable city views.
A 21st birthday, a five-star stay at Fairmont St Andrews and a mother-daughter night that brought back memories of another.
Four Michelin stars, Atlantic views and winter sun make Royal Hideaway Corales Resort one of Tenerife’s most tempting foodie escapes.
From date-night mezze to viral chicken sandwiches, these are five Copenhagen restaurants worth adding to your food itinerary this year.
Wellbeing
Home saunas are moving beyond luxury, becoming a practical way to support recovery, sleep, focus and everyday wellbeing at home.
Glasgow’s new Atera Bathhouse and Spa brings hydrotherapy, hammam rituals and personalised treatments to the heart of the city.
A CrossFit cynic takes the plunge and discovers why there might be something to its famously devoted community after all.
Inspiring Women
Celebrated photographer Catherine Opie talks identity, belonging, falling for Scotland and the powerful ideas behind her first Scottish solo exhibition.
Emma Wassell opens up on diagnosis, grief and recovery, and her extraordinary return to Scotland rugby after life-changing surgery.
Former Vogue.com editor Caroline Palmer on ambition, belonging and the realities of fashion publishing. In this exclusive interview, she discusses her debut novel Workhorse, the workhorse versus showhorse divide, and why success in glossy magazine culture comes with more complexity—and cost—than it first appears.
Rosie Morton and Nicola Campbell share the stories, setbacks and spark behind The Hood Podcast and their journeys in journalism.
FAMILY
For more than 200 years, Scottish law firm Lindsays has built its reputation on trust, relationships and a people-first approach.
A 21st birthday, a five-star stay at Fairmont St Andrews and a mother-daughter night that brought back memories of another.
From bedding and kitchen kit to reliable tech, John Lewis Edinburgh has the university essentials they’ll actually need covered.
Whether your child’s exam results are as expected or not, your support can significantly impact how they process and respond to their achievements. Here are some practical tips on supporting your child.
Property
A stylish Grange/Southside flat designed for modern Edinburgh living, with expansion potential and an inspiring entrepreneurial story behind it
Aesop joins New Eidyn’s exclusive Residents’ Rewards programme, celebrated with an elegant event co-hosted with The Suppers Club.
Homes for Scotland CEO Jane Wood on leadership, family and why Scotland’s housing crisis demands action for future generations.
The Homes Build Futures campaign calls for urgent action to fix Scotland’s housing crisis and secure homes for future generations.
One Spa Edinburgh combines reformer Pilates, spa experiences and recovery, reflecting a new approach to feeling stronger, healthier and well.