For all the fans of Scotland! 
I really enjoyed this memoir from author Kathleen Hart - perhaps more so because I know Wigtown in Dumfries where the book is set.
She takes herself off to Wigtown after having had a very bad time with serious illness and surgery complications, lengthy stays in hospital and being incapacitated for months. She buys a derelict cottage in this town based on not much more than a whim and a photograph in a magazine and names it after Devorgilla, Lady of Galloway who was renowned in 13th Century Scotland for "breaking with convention".
I don't want to give too much away, but as part of her recovery, she starts swimming in the ocean 
without a wetsuit in all weathers as the townsfolk surprise, welcome and entertain her (and the reader). An inspiring book written with a light touch which makes it an easy and enjoyable read.
Will Labour backing rejoining be the “end” or the “making” of them??
Would you rather stay your current age or swap the digits around?
How can *anybody* still see this man as any kind of statesman or world leader?
Rejoice! Chancellor Healey Will Give Us Cheap Marmalade & Gherkins.
