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King Edward I of England was not called the Hammer of the Scots for nothing. He created a weapon so terrifying the Scots had no choice but to surrender.

UNESCO World Heritage Centre

The £2.7M scheme was originally intended to start in early January but Network Rail announced that it had to delay the work “due to an unforeseen delay

This looks gorgeous.

The Calcutta Cup headlines the opening weekend of the 2022 Six Nations. Thus, it is time to dust off our familiar tropes about the Scots. Stuart Hogg captains a well-settled side for a Lowlands coach who has finally accepted the wee madness of a brick-mason-turned-flyhalf, the Mighty Finn Russell, and they bring seven Lions to […]

The Calcutta Cup headlines the opening weekend of the 2022 Six Nations. Thus, it is time to dust off our familiar tropes about the Scots. Stuart Hogg captains a well-settled side for a Lowlands coach who has finally accepted the wee madness of a brick-mason-turned-flyhalf, the Mighty Finn Russell, and they bring seven Lions to […]

THE photographs in this week’s trip down West Fife’s Memory Lane feature the Public Park in Dunfermline.

Maureen Sugden

DRINKERS at a historic pub in Linlithgow are prepared to mount a crowdfunding bid to buy their local in a bid to stop its brewing giant owner…

Our ‘Dispatches’ contributors were kind enough to share some thoughts on what stories are likely to be important in 2022 as we cross off, in some relief, the concluding days of 2021.