Jane Bradley
Assistant Editor at The Scotsman
Assistant Editor at Scotland on Sunday
Arts correspondent @TheScotsman & @ScotonSunday. Also write about ice skating. https://t.co/DJbVSJD9tY
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scotsman.com | Jane Bradley
When Citadel youth centre was handed its first free tickets for shows under the Fringe Days Out initiative, youth worker Andy Thomas knew it would not be an instant fix in breaking down barriers to the arts for the community he served. Now, eight years later, the centre has decided to host its own Fringe shows in a bid to “bring the Fringe” to the local community in Leith.
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scotsman.com | Jane Bradley
The presenter is to have her ovaries removedScottish TV presenter Lorraine Kelly has said she is to have her ovaries removed by keyhole surgery, but reassured fans “I’m going to be totally fine”. Ms Kelly, 65, posted a video of herself in a hospital bed on social media. She said: "I've not been feeling all that well for a little while". She said she "had a little scan and I have to have my ovaries and my tubes taken out" with keyhole surgery.
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scotsman.com | Jane Bradley
The Supreme Court ruled that a woman in the UK Equality Act refers to a biological womanHundreds of trans rights campaigners protested outside the Glasgow office of the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) against the recent Supreme Court ruling. The protest weeks after the Court ruled that a woman in the UK Equality Act refers to a biological woman. Transgender people can still legally become their acquired gender through the Gender Recognition Act.
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scotsman.com | Jane Bradley
The tree had been in the Botanic Gardens since 1859It was Edinburgh’s tallest tree, which had grown in the city for more than 165 years and was felled in a storm which swept Scotland earlier this year. Now, a musical tribute to the Royal Botanic Gardens’ Himalayan 29 metre cedar tree, which was destroyed in Storm Eowyn, is to premiere at a Scottish festival.
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scotsman.com | Jane Bradley
The singer stepped back from performing in 2023Singer Lewis Capaldi returned to the stage for the first time in almost two years when he made a surprise appearance at a charity concert in Edinburgh. The Glasgow-born star, who stepped back from the spotlight after playing at Glastonbury festival in 2023 to address physical and mental health issues, performed at the end of a gig in aid of charity The Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) headlined by Tom Walker.
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