Neil Drysdale (@neildrysdale) 's Twitter Profile
Neil Drysdale

@neildrysdale

I’m a Scottish writer with a passion for politics, books, music, grassroots sport, history and arts. All views my own! [email protected]

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Ness of Brodgar (@nessofbrodgar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#Stonehenge Altar Stone was ‘not sourced from Mainland #Orkney’ says new research. nessofbrodgar.co.uk/altar-stone-20… #Archaeology #Neolithic #Research #ThinkUHI #UHIResearch

University of Aberdeen (@aberdeenuni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A remarkable Pictish ring has been discovered at Moray fort after more than 1000 years in the ground by a University dig volunteer who thought he only had a knack for finding 'shiny pebbles' abdn.io/U1

A remarkable Pictish ring has been discovered at Moray fort after more than 1000 years in the ground by a University dig volunteer who thought he only had a knack for finding 'shiny pebbles' abdn.io/U1
Channel 4 News (@channel4news) 's Twitter Profile Photo

UK scientists have finally been granted EU funding for the first time since Brexit. As our Europe Reporter Georg von Harrach explains, 50 UK-led research projects will now benefit from the EU’s Horizon programme. channel4.com/news/uk-scient…

Orkney Library (@orkneylibrary) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We keep getting requests for a new #OrkneyLibraryJigsaw so here's a brand new one from our travels! 🌍 Normally we use photos of #Orkney but this is the lovely Magic Book mural in Malmö painted by Polish artist Natalia Rak. Solve it now for FREE at: jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=2…

We keep getting requests for a new #OrkneyLibraryJigsaw so here's a brand new one from our travels! 🌍

Normally we use photos of #Orkney but this is the lovely Magic Book mural in Malmö painted by Polish artist Natalia Rak. 

Solve it now for FREE at:

jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=2…
Sarah Hilary (@sarah_hilary) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Brilliant to see #SlowHorses trending. Even better if we could also see #MickHerron trending, as the original genius behind this runaway success.

Neil Drysdale (@neildrysdale) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ben Bradford died in his sleep earlier this year. He was just 16 and the News of his passing reverberated across the north east. There’s a special football match in memory of the teenager at Balmoral Stadium tomorrow night. Please spread the word!

Elly Griffiths (@ellygriffiths) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Guys, you are in for a treat! Midnight and Blue by Ian Rankin is a triumph. Rebus as you’ve never seen him before and Rankin at his best. Out October 2024

Guys, you are in for a treat! Midnight and Blue by <a href="/Beathhigh/">Ian Rankin</a> is a triumph. Rebus as you’ve never seen him before and Rankin at his best. Out October 2024
Stuart Fraser (@stu_fraser) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A 17-year-old Scot, Charlie Robertson, is into the semi-finals of the US Open boys' singles, 20 years after a 17-year-old Andy Murray won the same event. Robertson, who grew up on a farm in Guthrie, is reaping the rewards of Murray's mentorship this summer thetimes.com/sport/tennis/a…

Neil Drysdale (@neildrysdale) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is just so dreadfully sad. My heart goes out to Scott Hastings and his family and I can’t imagine what they are going through at the moment. I truly hope there’s a positive resolution even if it’s increasingly unlikely!

Kate Lamble (@katelamble) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today is my last day at the BBC. To be totally open, I’m being made redundant Whether running More Or Less during the pandemic, reporting on Grenfell & the climate, I’m extraordinarily proud of my work Public service broadcasting can be engaging & essential & I hope to continue

Susie Dent (@susie_dent) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Word of the day is ‘struthious’ (18th century): prone to ignoring unwelcome facts and letting a situation worsen without any intervention. From the Latin for ‘ostrich-like’.

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‘A shell of the place it used to be’: readers on the importance of libraries - and their fragile future theguardian.com/books/article/…