iScot Magazine is a new multi-media current affairs and lifestyle publication, packed with news and quality features, photographs and video about Scotland crafted for a global audience.
iScot Magazine offers a fresh view of what’s happening today in one of the oldest nations in the world. Bold, informative, entertaining and 100 per cent pro-Scottish this is a high quality magazine for Scots of all backgrounds and beliefs. iScot Magazine delivers a new multi-media platform which includes a digital magazine to report on stories and angles often missed by the mainstream media.
Although iScot Magazine has been designed specifically for the digital age and can be read on any tablet or mobile device, a 116 page high quality glossy version is also available from selected newsagents or by subscription at www.iscot.scot/subscribe
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in iScot Magazine Issue 71.
Dear Valued Reader
An exceptionally warm welcome to our latest edition of the award-winning iScot Magazine, issue 71. This has been a particularly challenging edition to compile as, at the last minute, we’ve ha...
The Dinwoodie Interview
I FIRST encountered the work of Dr Michael Dempster when I stumbled across a lecture he gave in 2015 about how the brain responds to the language we grow up with as children and the h...
Back To Basics
THE LINK between income inequality, poverty and poorer health outcomes has been recognised for centuries. During the 14th century pandemic of Black Death (bubonic plague), that swept Europe ...
The Health And Wealth Of A Nation
IF YOU’VE lived a reasonably comfortable life insulated from the reality of struggles for survival in Scotland perhaps in other times you’d be forgiven for failing to understand the significa...
Scotland in the Union
AS 2021 SEES our ancient nation of Scotland edge ever closer to regaining her independence, more so now than at any time since the Union in 1707, it is interesting to reflect on t...
Lark in the park
Rozelle Gardens
WE’VE NOT been able to travel about much over the last year but the upside is that we’ve had the opportunity to rediscover our local area....