With the 2018 Golden Globe Race well under way, Brig writer Fraser Lundie details the original 1968 race which ended in both triumph and tragedy.
Triumph & tragedy: The 1968 Golden Globe Race
Johnny Ramensky: ‘The Likeable Rogue’
Fraser Lundie details the adventurous life of criminal turned Commando ‘Gentle’ Johnny Ramensky.
Memorial unveiled to ‘Holocaust hero’
Spy who saved 10,000 people from the Nazi regime recognised with statue.
Stirling’s Forgotten Hero
Fraser Lundie explores the legacy of David Stirling, the local who changed British military history.
TV Review: What has ITV done with history’s Queen Victoria?
ITV’s Victoria is so full of historical inaccuracies that it’s more fiction than fact, writes Caroline Malcolm-Boulton.
TV Review: Versailles is high on drama, low on substance
International series Versailles is a mess dressed up in pretty clothes, writes Caroline Malcolm-Boulton
A year since the Anne Frank Exhibition came to Stirling University
The Holocaust must never be forgotten and Anne Frank must be remembered, writes Caroline Malcolm.
A bumpy ride through Midsomer
The television crime drama Midsomer Murders began in 1997, but now almost twenty years later it is still going strong after releasing its 17th series. So, one has to wonder: how has […]
We should thank the Monuments Men for saving art
One story of the Second World War that many people are unaware of was the Nazi’s plan to confiscate, own or destroy famous works of art. As they moved across Europe from […]
