The meal started with a tower of haggis, neeps and tatties, followed by herb-crusted venison with a haggis sausage roll and for dessert there was a lavender and honey crème brulee served with shortbread.
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IRISH GENERAL ELECTION WITH 48 HOURS TO GO
With only 48 hours to go until polls open, we have finally entered the very last stretch of the Irish election campaign. The exhaustion and emotion in the various camps is obvious, but, given the top three parties are within touching distance of each other in the polls, the fight for every last vote continues.
BUDGET DAY TURMOIL AT HOLYROOD …
FM Nicola Sturgeon and her SNP Cabinet colleagues will be stunned by the news and are now likely be locked in an office in the East Wing in the dark, grey corridors of St Andrew’s House in Edinburgh’s Regent Row deciding what to do next.
TARGETS TO BE SET TO REDUCE DEER NUMBERS
Experts call for more controls to curb damage done by deer By Richard Baynes on January 29, 2020 Scotland’s Environment Minister Roseanna Cunningham Strict new rules should
THE POLIS NEED YOU TO BE SPECIAL …
Campaign to recruit new special constables launched by Police Scotland
MUSIC LESSONS CHEER UP CANCER PATIENTS
Children and young people facing cancer treatment at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital now have access to new music therapy to improve their wellbeing.