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Scotland’s canals are finding a new purpose as a different revolution, this time a green one, gets underway

Every year my best mate Peter and I take our Alfa Spiders out for a 4-5 day trip abroad. I have written about a number of our annual trips before. This year we decided to take a trip to Scotland. We

It's 20 years since the world's only rotating boat lift opened, linking Scotland's lowland canals.

A SINGING group united by dementia took to the water for a special trip – after an unexpected pit stop!

Picking the UK’s top 20 most photogenic buildings and monuments is tough, but here’s our list – with tips and insight from pros and readers

They were grim days when children like Margaret King, just 12 years old, could be cast aside by their family to find their own way in the world.

KNEE deep in sludge, in a watery tip where everything from rusting cars to kitchen sinks lurked – even, bizarrely, a child’s coffin – a small group of enthusiasts rolled up their sleeves to begin a mammoth clean-up job. No longer the once bustling water motorway that saw sea-going vessels and barges transport everything from crops to livestock, to passengers from the port of Grangemouth to the heart of Glasgow, the world’s first man-made sea to sea ship canal, the Forth & Clyde, was...