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Plus a Gwynedd home with a mountain view, a new barn conversion in Kent, a cosy flat by the sea in Fife and a rural haven in the West Midlands

The loans are part of a strategy from National Museums Scotland's to share its collection and expertise across the country.

It will be a day of celebrations when Denny & Dunipace Community Gala Day takes place on Saturday.

Scotland has no end of brilliant ways to get active, and there's no better way to access them than by rail

The X1 excels on dry gravel, and its low rolling resistance and light weight mean it feels very quick too

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A medieval street hidden under a Stirling shopping centre for over 40 years is to open for guided tours next month.

These four politicians come from four different ends of the political spectrum: Labor, Liberals, Teals, and the Greens. But despite their differences - they share one major thing in common.

The health and environmental benefits of cycling may be well known, but take-up rates for women in Glasgow, and particularly women from ethnic minorities is very low. Which is where the pioneering work of social enterprise Women on Wheels comes in

Residents and staff at a sheltered housing complex celebrated a very special birthday this month.