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A Tale Of Two Sides

Scots who fought on both sides of the American Civil War are commemorated in Edinburgh

Growing Up Online

To mark Book Week Scotland we talk to internet sensation Estelle Maskame, a young Scot with very big dreams…

Rights And Wrongs

Nick Drainey mulls over land ownership on a walk up Glen Banvie

For The Love Of Animals

Polly Pullar teams up with SSPCA inspector Louise Seddon on a round of sometimes harrowing visits

Waste Not, Want Not!

One woman has started a make do and mend revolution that could make Edinburgh a Zero Waste city

Cultural Phenomenon

Celebrating 125 years, the Gaelic Mòd is an international success story

Eating To The Beat!

Burgers, beer and the Beatles. That’s just one combination the eclectic and exciting Meats & Beats festival can provide

A Fine Balance

Yoga on water is not quite as difficult as you might think!

A Sterling Experience

Discover Stirling’s surrounding playground with a fun ride round Cambusbarron and the North Third

A Campaign Update

It’s 12 months since we started campaigning for more National Parks in Scotland and support is growing fast

Open Sesame!

With more than 800 fabulous buildings to explore, Scotland’s Doors Open Day is back

The Third Forth Bridge!

As the new Queensferry Crossing is opened, we speak to some of those involved in this feat of engineering

Electric Fields Rock!

Your music expert, Lisa-Marie Ferla, invites you to party at Drumlanrig

Who Is This Scotsborn Hero Of Canada?

Camelon lad Tommy Douglas, grandfather of actor Kiefer Sutherland, was a force for justice and compassion.

Mey – A Royal Legacy

The late Queen Mother’s Caithness castle is a many-faceted attraction

Jura Chemistry

Three women from very different backgrounds were drawn to the island – and have distilled their wisdom into gin

It's Valentine's Day!

Your spirits expert goes all romantic over a duo of new Speyside gins with a poetic connection

Lights... Action

Your music expert Lisa-Marie Ferla previews new releases and the festivals that will brighten dark winter nights

Reindeer Roam Free

These gentle creatures are at home in Scotland once more

Ready For The Next Challenge

Rowing ace Katherine Grainger is keen to pass on the secrets of her success

Back On The Road

It’s a great time to catch bands on tour, says Lisa-Marie Ferla.

Woodland Wonders

Tentsmuir Forest offers something for cyclists of all levels – with great views thrown in for good measure

A Different Kind Of Vet

Polly Pullar meets a man dedicated to helping rare and “pest” species alike.

The Darker Side Of Travelling

Being accused of spying is all part of the job for inquisitive Scots author George R Mitchell

Restored Riddle's Court - Open For Learning

A 400-year-old building off the Royal Mile is preserved for posterity

The Devil's Staircase

Big views and an outstanding descent are the reward for this quiet winter ride from Kinlochleven

A Living Time Capsule

This 19th century home has been lovingly restored, writes Wendy Glass

A Magical Season

Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre hosts the second Christmas MagicFest…

Towers To Stand The Test Of Time

In this, the Year of History, Heritage and Archaeology, Scotland’s “brochs” are attracting considerable attention.

Scotland's “Route 66”

Paul F Cockburn discovers how the initiative is creating a real buzz and attracting many new visitors – and jobs – to the North Highlands