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Almost £60 million will be spent preserving Scotland’s heritage over the next five years, National Trust for Scotland bosses said as they announced their “most ambitious” programme.
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Dame Muriel Spark, Edinburgh’s best-known female novelist, is to be honoured in her home city to coincide with the 100th anniversary of her birth.
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IN a period of four years, Lt Alastair Cram mounted 21 escapes from 12 POW Camps, three Gestapo prisons and one asylum before finally ensuring his freedom by liberating himself from a POW column in April 1945.
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A society that celebrates Scottish culture has appointed the first woman president in its 82-year history.
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Getting away from it all or planning to explore the Scottish countryside? Pack smart and you’ll be good to go
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Parents have hit out at a decision to end boys and girls only races at a primary school sports day in the Scottish Highlands.
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A weekend of scottish artisan produce and celebrity chef demonstrations await you at the SEC in Glasgow.
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They offer a sobering insight into the lives of the men, women and children who ran away in an attempt to free themselves from a life of servitude.
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Scottish Government research shows that more than half of Scots think climate change is an immediate and urgent problem. As Scotland’s national chef, I’m urging those people to take action in their own homes to help tackle the issue.
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The Isle of Skye has scooped two of the top honours at a prestigious awards ceremony for hospitality, tourism and catering.
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For more than half a century, it has lain out of sight in a Glasgow storage facility, but plans to restore one of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s masterpieces have received a welcome boost.
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All you need for a good day's hiking in the city is a pair of boots and clear skies. This is a fantastic place for panoramic views of the city and to watch the sunrise or the sunset. Just watch your step in the dark.
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A living memorial to the soldiers who died in the First World War will see some of Scotland’s traditionally barren Hebridean islands dotted with native trees as part of a £12m UK-wide planting project by the Woodland Trust.
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With the longer days and warm weather (fingers crossed) setting in, lazy days will now seem that wee bit more appealing.
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Ten Scottish restaurants have been featured in a prestigious top 100 list, which showcases the best culinary talent in the UK.
