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Fred MacAulay

Fred MacAulay and guests, with a wry look at the stories of the day

MacAulay and Co: 03/03/2014

03/03/2014

BBC Radio Scotland - MacAulay and Co, 03/03/2014

Fred meets the Fife farmer who has become one of the UK's bestselling crime writers.

Fred meets the Fife farmer whose debut crime novel has sold more copies than those of Val McDermid, Stuart McBride and Jeffery Deaver.

We meet the Fife farmer who has sold more copies of his debut crime novel than the likes of Val McDermid, Stuart McBride and Jeffery Deaver.

Our tech guru Gary Marshall opens up his tech surgery - so if you've got any tech problems you'd like him to sort out then semd them over to us at fred@bbc.co.uk 

Each week we meet a resident of a town or village in Scotland in our regular Streets of Our Town feature. This week we're putting Buchlyvie on the map!

As we reach the harsher part of our winter, it's typically the time when our boilers pack in or our pipes burst. When these things happen, the tradesman turns up and asks us - Where is the gas mains? Where is your boiler? What kind of fuse box have you got? Dòtaman presenter turned BBC Handyman Donnie Macleod tells us where all the important things are in our house that we should know about but don't. 

Do you have what it takes to start a guide dog puppy on the journey to being a fully fledged guide dog? We find out more...

And comedian Raymond Mearns on his latest project!

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