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Merlin and Lizzie Hanbury-Tenison are not your usual farmers. Their mission is to honour an ancient woodland, restore their land's ecosystems and share its restorative powers.

Few visitors touching down at Albany International Airport realise they're on hallowed ground for aviation history – and innovation.

SOME personal news, as they say on Twitter: I’ll be attending a cèilidh soon. Actually, hold that thought: the invitation says it’s a ceilidh.

A GAELIC culture research centre had a successful outcome after an assessment oh the quality of its research.

Here the Dingwall and Seaforth tell us what their plans are, if elected

More than a million people have taken on a Scottish Gaelic course on the language-learning app Duolingo.

A SCOTTISH council has been urged to explain why a rubbish skip has been seen “filled to the brim with Gaelic educational books”.

A new website dedicated to teaching people the ancient Gaelic language through visual media has been launched by Into Film Scotland.

The Gaelic Language Plan is a new initiative for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and is seeking locals views on how to use the language.

GAELIC organisations have hit back at a petition calling on the Scottish Government to pull funding for the language across mainland Scotland.