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Staycation Inspiration: 8 Scottish Regions to visit By DC Thomson Shop © Supplied by Shutterstock Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Searching for your next Staycation destination? When the timing is right, ‘affie bonnie’ Scotland could be the answer for readers looking for a well-earned break. Previewing a comprehensive, easy-to-use guide exploring Scotland in distinctive regions, here are just 8 featured that may tickle your fancy… 1. Argyll, Loch Lomond & Forth Valley © Supplied by Shutte...

(Photo: Facebook/Google Maps) BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND is looming and many of us will be setting our sights on local beer gardens in the area. However, deciding which ones to visit is a challenge in itself as there are so many fantastic pubs and beer gardens in East Lancashire. Luckily for you, we have tracked down 10 of the best-reviewed East Lancashire pubs on Google with an open beer garden. Here are 10 with the highest ratings and reviews- and what commenters have been saying about them. Hop Micro Pub, Bank Street, Rossendale Rating: 4.7 out of 352 reviews If you are looking for ...

(Photo: Facebook/Google Maps) BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND is looming and many of us will be setting our sights on local beer gardens in the area. However, deciding which ones to visit is a challenge in itself as there are so many fantastic pubs and beer gardens in East Lancashire. Luckily for you, we have tracked down 10 of the best-reviewed East Lancashire pubs on Google with an open beer garden. Here are 10 with the highest ratings and reviews- and what commenters have been saying about them. Hop Micro Pub, Bank Street, Rossendale Rating: 4.7 out of 352 reviews If you are looking for ...

Culross, Fife It’s not just for Outlander fans, you know. Visiting this handsomely preserved village beside the Forth is like time-travelling back to the 18th century. Cobbled streets, a palace, and, if you walk to the top of the town, a small but impressive abbey. Pop into the Biscuit Cafe on the way down the hill. Visit nts.org.uk Tak ma doon Road, Kilsyth One for eager cyclists, this road out of Kilsyth climbs to more than 300ft in less than three miles. At the top there’s a car park with impressive views over the Forth Valley (if the weather is kind).

CULROSS, FIFE It’s not just for Outlander fans, you know. Visiting this handsomely preserved village beside the Forth is like time-travelling back to the 18th century. Cobbled streets, a palace, and, if you walk to the top of the town, a small but impressive abbey. Pop into the Biscuit Cafe on the way down the hill. TAK MA DOON ROAD, KILSYTH One for eager cyclists, this road out of Kilsyth climbs to more than 300ft in less than three miles. At the top there’s a car park with impressive views over the Forth Valley (if the weather is kind).