The Edinburgh Festival Fringe (5th to 29th August 2011)
In 1947 the organizers of the Edinburgh International Festival planted a seed in Edinburgh that grew into something artistically ground breaking and unique – The Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
In 1947 the organizers of the Edinburgh International Festival planted a seed in Edinburgh that grew into something artistically ground breaking and unique – The Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Competition now closed. As well as giving away great prizes here, we also run competitions across our Facebook and Twitter pages. From "like's" and "re-tweets" to competitions that can be won simply by being there, (when we select random followers to win a prize) make sure you keep connected. Be sure to like and follow for extra chances to win.
Oh what a busy month it has been in The Source offices - and it just gets busier and better. We have so many new competitions coming up so to make sure you don't miss out - head over to our Twitter and Facebook pages and see what we are giving away now.
The sun might now have set on another successful Queenie Festival (1st – 3rd July) but the case of the Golden Queenie Conundrum is most definitely still open!
Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week (6-13 August) is one of the longest-running events in UK sporting history. The sailing regatta first took place in 1826 when a fleet of seven boats lined up on the start line.
The winners of the 2011 Organic Food Awards were announced at the Start Festival, Clarence House, on Wednesday 27th July 2011, part of the national 'Start' initiative, established by The Prince's Charities Foundation to promote and celebrate sustainable living.