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Try your hand at this quick macaroon recipe from Gary Maclean, Scotland's National Chef, and Mary's Meals - perfect for a Father's Day treat

At the end of May, a team of walkers will walk the 96 miles from Milngavie to Fort William in memory of their brother and close friend Stuart Fraser who passed away last September after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. Walkers will be coming from all over the world to take part.

Red deer, red squirrel, golden eagle, otter and harbour seal form Scotland's Big Five. Which is your favourite?

Should Scotland have it's own official national anthem? And if so what should the song be? Cast your votes here!

Should a once-native apex predator like the lynx, bear or wolf be reintroduced to Scotland? Cast your vote now

In between the indulgence of the Christmas dinners, it's good to have a faithful stand-by Scotch broth recipe to keep you going without over doing it!

Spice up the humble fruit cake with a generous glug of whisky - that's the way Kirsten Gilmour serves hers in Aviemore's Mountain Cafe!

It was a fantastic night for The Scots Magazine team at the PPA Scotland Awards 2021, taking home one win and one commendation.

It might be a bit colder and darker in the evenings, but nothing beats wee autumn wanders in Scotland. Take a look at our top autumnal walks.

  The names in this country reflect a myriad of influences and changing languages – Brythonic/Brittonic, Cumbric, Gaelic, Pictish and eventually English and Scots, to name but a few. It can be difficult to determine the exact origin of some of the names that have since been “adopted” as a new language evolved, but some of the possible origins are fascinating.   Flemish in Friockheim The village of Froickheim (pronounced Freek-um) in Angus translates literally as “Heather Home”, but...