Ashley Davies is a journalist based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. She writes for publications such as Chortle and The Times, covering a range of topics including comedy, entertainment, culture, and travel. Her work has also been featured in Metro.co.uk and The i Paper.
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By: Ashley Davies
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By: Ashley Davies
From beavers to stately homes, rummaging through vinyl and an outdoor art installation, Ashley Davies picks the top attractions from the new edition of Scotland the Best
The comedian, whose relationship with the truth got her banned from editing Wikipedia, is amazed so many like her educational sketches on the Shetland dialect
The voice of Love Island on why he needs to keep saying sorry, his love of Edinburgh chippies, and vicious rumours about his expensive trainer habit
Food plays a key part at the festival, with events from a blindfolded tasting to fine dining. Here, along with some of the quirkier happenings, we round-up the best of them
The annual celebration celebrates its 25th anniversary and has nearly 700 events to choose from in 2024 — from paddle boarding to foraging, we choose the best outdoor activities
Plus, kaleidoscopic sounds from King Creosote on his tour beginning in Troon and a family day out at Edinburgh Science Festival
Among the many events on offer this year are dozens of tours and chances to try rare whiskies — here are the ones not to miss
The comedian and former News Quiz host on his stage persona, the lighter side of undergoing neurosurgery and ditching his friends for the Proclaimers
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