Rachel Maclean

Artist Rachel Maclean has created an upside down abandoned toyshop installation for Perth High Street.

Artist Rachel Maclean reveals ‘abandoned toyshop’ for Perth High Street

Smaug the dragon was enraged by attempts to steal his treasure (Picture: New Line/Mgm/Wingnut/Kobal/Shutterstock)

Why Smaug the dragon would make an ideal Tory – Susan Morrison

Morris Grassie's 1957 painting The Sou'Westers, Arbroath is part of the new exhibition. Picture: Antonia Reeve

Work of leading Scottish artists brought together for first time in exhibition

All new homes and offices are set to feature electric car chargers under new laws (Photo: Shutterstock)

All new homes and offices in England will have electric car chargers

Shell to install 50,000 on-street EV chargers by 2025

The BSI and Motability are working to establish national standards for public EV chargers

New partnership to set disabled access standards for public EV chargers

Rachel Maclean's Upside Down Mimi at Jupiter Artland

Watch Rachel Maclean put the world right at Jupiter Artland - Karen Koren

A record audience of more than three million attended the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2019. Picture: Jeff J Mitchell

The Fringe needs urgent help to get back on its feet - Brian Ferguson

Rachel Maclean's new outdoor sculpture for Jupiter Artland opens to the public on Saturday. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Mimi's world: Rachel Maclean on her new upside-down fairytale shop in Edinburgh

A Conservative MP has launched a campaign to rename the A1 the Queen’s Highway to mark the monarch’s Platinum Jubilee.

Campaign launched to rename A1 'the Queen's Highway' ahead of monarch's Jubilee

Two men recently died in a Tesla crash where nobody was in the driver's seat. (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images)

Self-driving cars may be permitted on UK motorways this year

UK's first electric forecourt designed specifically for EVs opens for business

New EV charging service bids to create single payment system for all networks

Government examines plans for ‘hands-free’ driving on British roads by next year