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Elizabeth’s body will lie in state before funeral September 19

Scotland’s home market is “cooling off after being on fire,” agents say, though demand for rural estates remains resilient to economic shifts.

A major mapping project is underway at a beach in Fife as part of a £2.4m restoration project which will see 30,000 oysters introduced to the Forth.

The National Sheep Association (NSA) has appealed to acknowledge that the sector delivers multiple benefits for nature and food production.

Join Lisa from the Features Team as she takes a look at features youll find in the July 23, 2022 issue of "The Peoples Friend".

YOU may well have heard of the ‘Outlander Effect’. But the extent by which it is making a deep impression on Scotland’s tourism industry is…

They are seemingly innocuous aerial images of yesteryear Scotland, capturing an era when the landscape was free from motorways and urban sprawl.

UNESCO World Heritage Centre

By Charles Hammond

A topside element of a crane crashed into the water while demolition work was being carried out at a port in Fife, Scotland. No one was reported injured