Team Blog July 26, 2021
Celebrating Apollo 15 On Its 50th Anniversary
Tracey celebrates the 50th anniversary of her favourite Apollo mission . . .
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Fiction
Book Reviews July 22, 2021
Five Great Books By “Friend” Writers
Here, we round up five books by "Friend" writers we think would make great additions to your summer reading list.
Writing Hour Roundup: 20 July 2021
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Christmas Stories In July
Writer Of The Week: Jan Halstead
Cookery, craft and lifestyle
Team Blog July 23, 2021
The Story Of Greyfriars Bobby
Alan finds out about Greyfriars Bobby, the small Skye terrier who kept faithful vigil at his master's grave.
Editor’s Diary: In Praise Of Benches!
Keeping Loved Ones Healthy In A Heatwave
Features Ed Blog: What About Wasps?
"The People's Friend" Podcast
Reading Between The Lines July 14, 2021
“Reading Between The Lines” Season Two: Coming Soon!
We hope you're looking forward to "Reading Between The Lines" season two just as much as we are! Here's a peek at our plans.
Reading Between The Lines June 29, 2021
A New Take On Our Podcast Theme Tune
One of our "Friend" readers has composed a wonderful reimagining of our podcast theme tune. Listen to it here!
Reading Between The Lines June 20, 2021
Our Thoughts On “Reading Between The Lines”
With season one of "Reading Between The Lines" recently concluded, we ask some of the team for their thoughts on its success. This week: Archive Manager David, and Mairi from the "Friend" Features team.
Our Daily Serial
“A Time To Reap” by Kate Blackadder
In this wonderful serial by Kate Blackadder, set in the 1960’s, Elizabeth’s family has farmed in the same area for many years, so it seems only natural she would follow in their footsteps . . .
