Culture
Ignite a festive spirit with Europe’s most authentic Christmas markets
From blockbusting Prague to lesser-known spots in South Bohemia, the Czech Republic has Christmas all wrapped up, says Josie Clarke.
Line-up revealed for Celtic Connections music festival
The festival has quadrupled in size since it began in 1994 and will take place in 25 venues around Glasgow in the new year.
Legacy of poet who inspired Robert Burns to be celebrated
Robert Fergusson wrote his most famous work, Auld Reikie, A Poem, a year before his death in 1774.
Edinburgh celebrates 20 years since becoming first City of Literature
The Scottish capital has hosted a series of events over the past two decades highlighting its literary credentials.
Calls for ‘improved relations’ between Creative Scotland and Scottish Government
The Scottish Government’s commitment to increase investment in culture by £100 million annually by 2028-29 was welcomed.
Nandy should keep ‘close eye’ on Europe challenge to UK film and TV, says shadow
Conservative frontbencher Julia Lopez asked: ‘Can she commit to keeping a very close eye on international competitors so we don’t lose our edge?’
Victoria and Albert Museum to redevelop South Asia gallery after funding support
Opening in spring 2028, it will be accompanied by a wide-ranging activity programme on and off site as well as online.
Coffin marched through Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter in Culture Night protest
Publican Willie Jack decided to fill the gap following the withdrawal of funding
Coffin to be carried through the Cathedral Quarter’s cobbled streets in symbolic gesture at absence of Culture Night
Publican Willie Jack has organised the evening of music, dance, drama and comedy in the continuing absence of the official culture night
DCMS believes regulator will not jeopardise England’s participation at Euro 2028
UEFA general secretary Theodore Theodoridis wrote there should be “no government interference in the running of football”, according to The Times.