Work begins on repairs to Aberdeenshire castle that inspired Cinderella
Visitors will be treated to a grand “reveal” in spring 2024 when the new exterior is unveiled.
Police chief praises fans as Old Firm match passes off with no arrests
POLICE praised Rangers and Celtic fans for their behaviour during and after yesterday’s Old Firm derby.
Village building helipad lifeline in memory of sepsis victim Bethany
IT is one of Scotland’s most remote villages and is reached by either a single track coast road or through a notorious mountain pass at over 2,000 feet.
Cars stranded in snow drifts as freezing spell comes to an end
CARS were left stranded in dirty snow in the north of Scotland after gale force winds blew the snow from fields on to the roads, covering the vehicles.
Hero selling medal to keep Piper Alpha 'memory alive'
A PIPER Alpha hero who helped save the lives of three oil workers during the 1988 oil rig disaster has said he will sell his Queen’s Gallantry Medal at auction to ensure the events are not forgotten.
Drone footage being used to study why Arctic is now 'greening'
THEY are the frozen wastelands of the planet’s northern extremes but are vital for the health of the rest of the world.
Alistair Wilson's son pleads for help to solve his father's murder 16 years on
A SON has spoken publicly for the first time about his father being shot on the doorstep of the family home in a murder which remains unsolved.
Scotland to burn 1m extra tonnes of waste a year
ENVIRONMENTAL organisation Friends of the Earth Scotland has uncovered plans for the country to burn at least an extra one million tonnes of waste each year.
Welcome to Scotland, the ideal holiday location for science buffs
Their wild and almost lunar landscapes have inspired geologists for centuries and helped them map the earth’s journey over millions of years.
Glasgow’s Kingston Bridge turns 50 as bid launched to give it listed status
A BID for listed status is being launched for the Kingston Bridge as the structure turns 50 today.
