Celebrate Scotland’s UNESCO Sites On World Heritage Day April 18 is #WorldHeritageDay and across the globe heritage sites and promoting awareness of the vast diversity of humanity’s cultural heritage. In Scotland we’re […]
Global recognition for Scots-speaking radio station A small online radio station that is presented in Scots and features language spoken “fae Shetland tae the Borders and athin in atween”, […]
Our top images of a grand day out at the city’s second annual meetings of Instagrammers! Click the images above to scroll through our Top 20! On March 11, […]
The Historic Environment Scotland want to hear what heritage means to you When you think about where you live, what are the places and buildings that are important to […]
Kirsten Gilmour has compiled a few of her best Mountain Cafe recipes into a much-longed-for cook book, and we’ve secured a fewto share with you! In our March issue, Garry […]
The second round of our essential weird and wonderful Scottish facts – part 3 In the ninth-century, Ireland was known as Scotia and Scotland was called Albania. Angus […]
Take a look at our top five picks for Burns Night Celebrations in 2020 across Scotland. From Burns Suppers and Ceilidhs to tours of Burns's hometown...
The John Muir Way, running from Helensburgh to Dunbar, has officially been recognised as one of Scotland’s Great Trails Only three years after it was established, the John Muir […]
Actress Molly Weir wrote this piece for us in 1968 on “those hard-up wonderful Christmases” of her childhood – less extravagant, but no less cheerful When we were children it was the […]
Tom Weir’s feature on discovering a “passport to wonder” through the West Highland Railway line, republished from a 1960s issue of The Scots Magazine Part One Part Two Part Three […]
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