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Bridge of Orchy Hotel raises over £500 for Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance

Business February 18, 2020 0

A LUXURIOUS hotel in Argyll and Bute has raised over £500 for Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA). The Bridge of Orchy Hotel near Glen Coe in...

Dog walker recovers pictures from water-filled action camera lost five years ago – then tracks down owner

News February 12, 2020 0

AN ACTION camera and the images it contained are about to be reunited with their owner - five years after it was lost on a...

Lawyer claims £15,000 first class trip with family was ruined by British Airways staff taking over five hours to fit baby seat

News February 11, 2020 0

A LAWYER claims British Airways ruined his family's £15,000 first class trip after staff took over five hours to fit a baby seat. Antonio Michaelides flew...

Aldi “urgently” checking safety of kids’ bedding range after two tots choked by loose threads

News February 7, 2020 0

ALDI are "urgently checking" the safety of a children's bedding range after two mothers claiming their tots were "choked" by loose threads. Natasha Wright earlier this...

Nessie veteran captures first “confirmed sighting” of the monster this decade

News February 7, 2020 0

A VETERAN Nessie watcher has recorded the first official sighting of the legendary beast of the decade. Eoin O’Faodhagain spotted a dark object moving about on...

University teams up with community researchers to help improve their neighbourhood

Business February 6, 2020 0

A TEAM of community researchers will join forces with academics to help improve their neighbourhood. UK Research and Innovation today announced its backing for the Seven...

Dundee investment helps reduce economic and ecological cost of research

Business February 6, 2020 0

Investment from the University of Dundee is helping to reduce the environmental and financial cost of carrying out vital medical research. Funding of around £75,000 has...

Scottish scientists have revealed how climate has played a bigger role than previously believed in shaping our landscape

Partner Posts February 6, 2020 0

SCIENTISTS from a Scottish University have revealed that the climate was responsible for some of Scotland's most dramatic Scenery. Dr Simon Cook and Dr Martin Kilbride,...

Edinburgh Castle launches new star-studded audio guide

Business February 6, 2020 0

HISTORIC Environment Scotland have launched a brand-new star studded audio guide telling the history of Edinburgh Castle to visitors from past to contemporary. The guide is...

New video shows “unmeltable” Cadbury’s Flake survive a 2000 C gas gun.

News February 6, 2020 0

AMAZING new video shows how Cadbury's "unmeltable" Flake defies the power of a gas gun capable of turning titanium to liquid. Footage last week showed one...

Aldi customer goes veggie after “finding chicken’s food pipe” as she prepares Sunday lunch

News February 6, 2020 0

AN ALDI customer says she is giving up meat for ever after finding "an oesophagus" hanging out of her chicken. Connie Luna's revolting pictures show a...

Amazing video shows Cadbury’s Flake refusing to melt as 1,300 degrees C blowtorch is applied

Entertainment February 4, 2020 0

AMAZING video shows a Cadbury's Flake refusing to melt even when a 1,300 degrees C blowtorch is applied for over 30 seconds. The chocolate bar smokes...

The First Minister has pledged to “champion” walking after seeing inspirational photography exhibition

Scottish News February 3, 2020 0

THE FIRST Minister has pledged to "champion" everyday walking after seeing a photography exhibition that showcases its benefits. Nicola Sturgeon was among the dozens of MSPs...

Scottish entrepreneur creates first wildlife friendly enterprise in the UK using all natural ingredients

Business February 3, 2020 0

A SCOTTISH botanist has become the first in the UK to attain Wildlife Friendly certification for her beauty products. Dr Sally Gouldstone, from Tranent, East Lothian,...

School pupil gives name to Dunbar bear sculpture at Hallhill following competition

Scottish News February 3, 2020 0

A HIGH SCHOOL Pupil has won the competition to name a steel sculpture created as a tribute to conservationist John Muir. Emily Hotchkiss, a fifth year...

Young Scottish climbing instructor wins Youth Mountain Culture Award

Scottish News February 3, 2020 0

A YOUNG Mountaineering expert has become the sixth recipient of a mountain culture award celebrating his dedication to the pursuit. Tim Miller, 23, an Earth science...

SSPCA slam sentence given to man found guilty of animal welfare offences for second time

Scottish News February 3, 2020 0

The Scottish charity has expressed dismay at the sentence of a man found guilty of animal welfare offences for a second time. Ross Elliot, who left...

Hostelling Scotland spend £40,000 refurbishing Inverness youth hostel introducing their first refillable water station

Business January 31, 2020 0

A SCOTTISH youth hostel has unveiled its new look after £40,000 was spent refurbishing its reception, lounge and cafe bar areas in a bid to...

As if train travel wasn’t grim enough, Avanti West Coast “put Alvin and the Chipmunks in charge of announcements”

News January 31, 2020 0

TRAIN passengers were startled when the on-board announcements appeared to have been taken over by Alvin and the Chipmunks. Video shows the inside of an Avanti...