Author: Fiona MacLeod

Fiona MacLeod,Writer & Editorial Contributor, Edinburgh Magazine Fiona MacLeod is an Edinburgh-based writer with a passion for Scottish history, literature and culture. Her work explores the city’s heritage, stories and modern Scottish identity, blending atmospheric storytelling with local insight for the city and Scotland as a whole. Some articles may include promotional links, sponsored content or advertising features where relevant.

Edinburgh Audiology Team Launches Partnership To Help People With Hearing Changes

Edinburgh News
A leading audiology team in Edinburgh has launched a new partnership with charity Deaf Action after seeing first-hand the challenges many people face when their hearing changes. Jonathan Bell, audiology director at Specsavers Morningside, sought out the...

Interactive Music And Literature Show To Make UK Premiere At Edinburgh Fringe

Edinburgh Festivals
Inspired by the Spanish tradition of sobremesa — the lingering conversation shared around a table after a meal — Nus Duo invites audiences to gather for an intimate artistic experience where literature and music meet in unexpected ways.Making its UK premiere at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2026,…

The Van Gogh Shogh Brings Colour, Chaos and Comedy to Edinburgh Fringe

Comedy
Ever wondered what the world’s favourite painter Vincent Van Gogh would make of those 360-degree immersive shows dedicated to his work? In The Van Gogh Shogh, coming to Edinburgh Fringe in August, Donna Oblongata invites you to step into the real Van Gogh experience - a riot of barely controlled cha…

Five Tax Questions Scottish Business Owners Should Ask Before 2027

Edinburgh Business
For many Scottish business owners, tax planning can feel like something to deal with “later”. Later, once growth settles. Later, when profits increase. Later, when a sale feels closer.  However, inaction can be a tax decision in itself and not always a neutral one.With continued divergence in S…

Scotland Named Britain’s Most Prepared Nation When It Comes to Kissing

Scotland News
Scotland may have earned a new title, according to fresh research examining the nation's romantic habits.A survey of UK adults found that people in Scotland are more likely than those elsewhere in Britain to prepare for a romantic moment, with brushing teeth, using mouthwash and carefully considerin…

Swinney Declares Pro-Independence Mandate as Record MSPs Back Scottish Independence After 2026 Holyrood Election

Edinburgh News
The 2026 Scottish Parliament election has once again pushed the question of Scottish independence firmly into the spotlight, after pro-independence parties secured the largest combined majority in Holyrood’s history.

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