Christian Aid

James Robertson, author of 'And the Land Lay Still', 'The Testament of Gideon Mack' and 'Joseph Knight', was the patron of this year’s book sale. Picture: Colin Hattersley

Christian Aid book sale raises £80,000

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Award-winning Scottish writer James Robertson is the patron of this year's Christian Aid book sale. His book, The Testament Of Gideon Mack, is currently one of the texts pupils study for National 5 English exams. Joining him at the sale were pupils Andrew Dallas, Shona Brown and Morven Gardner. Picture: Colin Hattersley.

Oldest and largest book sale gets under way

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An earthquake survivor weeps as rescuers look for victims and other survivors in Hatay, Turkey (Picture: Bulent Kilic/AFP via Getty Images)

Despite cost-of-living crisis, Scotland has donated millions to quake appeal

Renowned author Bernard MacLaverty, artist Carola Gordon and Edinburgh-based illustrator Iain McIntosh help launch the annual Sale of Pictures and Books at St Andrew’s and St George’s West Church. Picture: Colin Hattersley.

Hundreds of artworks on sale for Christian Aid

Book buyers browse some of the many volumes on offer at the book sale which has a vast range inside and out. Photo: Colin Hattersley.

Former Archbishop opens book sale

This year's sale is the 50th and marks a return to full operation after two years' disruption due to Covid. Picture Toby Williams.

Rare Rankin books at Christian Aid book sale

Turn of the Season by Victoria Crowe

Eminent artists’ works for sale at city church

he Scottish Government will contribute £250,000 in humanitarian aid

Scottish Government donates £250,000 in aid to South Sudan food emergency

Crime fiction will feature heavily among the paperbacks on sale

Christian Aid sale goes ahead on smaller scale

The Lord Provost admires some of the paintings at Christian Aid's sale of pictures with James Holloway, former director of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, who is pictures convener for the sale.

Lord Provost visits Christian Aid art sale

Silk-screen print by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi

Works by top artists on sale at city church

Boris Johnson has been accused of using his DfID announcement as a distraction for a series of U-turns (Picture: Jack Hil/WPA pool/Getty Images)

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Boris Johnson wants aid to be used to further "British interests"

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