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Highland flings, Loony Dooks and fireball parades – the Scots know how to throw a New Year's party and this is how you join them

A number of locals turned out on Sunday to watch a humpback whale swimming in the River Forth, just off the coast of Burntisland.

A number of locals turned out on Sunday to watch a humpback whale swimming in the River Forth, just off the coast of Burntisland.

Scottish Water has revealed that it will cost up to £25m to end the sea of wet wipes and sanitary towels which are constantly being washed up on the shores of the Firth of Forth.

Twenty-one pubs in the Fife area feature in The Good Beer Guide 2022 - heres what you need to know...

Memorial Service will be at The Ambassadors Hotel, 12 Upper Woburn Place WC1H 0HX on Monday 20th Jul 2015 2pm. All who knew him are welcome; RSVP 0777 1717 086....

Joining a cleanup – on foot, on a paddleboard or in a kayak – is an enjoyable way of carrying out a crucial task. Here are some of the best events in the coming weeks

ONCE visited by King George V, this stunning Aberdour home certainly has a regal feel to it. Dating back to the 17th century, the property was built for the Earl of Morton and was used during the First World War as the official residence of Admiral Beatty, the commander of the Grand Fleet. It was during this time that it was visited by King George V who would have been able to admire the homes stunning views. The property has since been restored beautifully and converted into three home...

SEWAGE spilled directly into Scotland’s rivers, lochs and seas at least 12,000 times last year, new figures reveal – but the true figure is likely much higher.  Data obtained via a freedom of information request shows that there were 12,238 ‘overflow events’ from Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTWs) and Sewage Pumping Stations (SPS) reported by Scottish Water in 2020. This means sewage is discharged directly into Scotland’s waters, including habitats for rare and important spe...

New tomato production plant and river source heat pump approved for Stirling Throsk project should establish Scottish crop say developers Updated The tomato production, packing and distribution operation will be based at Bandeath Industrial Estate in Throsk, Stirling (Image: Stirling Observer) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the infor...