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Muriel Spark: 100 Years of One of Scotland’s Greatest Writers

In 2018, an exciting programme of events will takeplace across Scotland to mark the 100th anniversary…
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Muriel Spark: 100 Years of One of Scotland’s Greatest Writers

Weird and Wonderful Whisky Concoctions

Whisky is one of Scotland’s best-known and best-loved products, so it makes sense that it should…
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Weird and Wonderful Whisky Concoctions

Nellie McClung & Agnes MacPhail: The Vanguards of Canadian Politics

At the heart of the suffragist movement in Canada were two strong-willed Scottish-Canadians called Nellie…
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Nellie McClung & Agnes MacPhail: The Vanguards of Canadian Politics

In the words of the Bard | Robert Burns quotes

Scotland's national poet Robert Burns is celebrated throughout the world. The universal and timeless…
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In the words of the Bard | Robert Burns quotes

Year of Young People 2018: Shining a Light on the Future

In 2018, Scotland will come together to celebrate the Year of Young People (YOYP).
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Year of Young People 2018: Shining a Light on the Future

Vlogger Lindsey Hughes embarks on her #ScotStory

Lifestyle vlogger Lindsay Hughes shares her #ScotStory.
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Vlogger Lindsey Hughes embarks on her #ScotStory

James Naismith: The Scottish-Canadian Who Invented Basketball

January is a month filled with good intentions, as people greet the New Year with resolutions to achieve…
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James Naismith: The Scottish-Canadian Who Invented Basketball

Scottish university leading the way in the field of artificial intelligence

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Scottish university leading the way in the field of artificial intelligence

Scotland and India: Building Future Cities Together

The importance of cities is at the very centre of the increasingly complex world that we live in.
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Scotland and India: Building Future Cities Together

Scotland and India: Joining Forces to Lead the Social Enterprise Charge

Social enterprises are such an integral part of all our futures, and Scotland has fully embraced their…
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Scotland and India: Joining Forces to Lead the Social Enterprise Charge

Thomas Douglas: From Highland Clearances to the Red River Colony

Thomas Douglas took the concept of giving, especially to those less fortunate, to impressive lengths.…
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Thomas Douglas: From Highland Clearances to the Red River Colony

Elsie Inglis: The War Heroine Who Refused to ‘Go Home and Sit Still’

We’re celebrating the achievements of a remarkable woman, as we mark 100 years since the death…
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Elsie Inglis: The War Heroine Who Refused to ‘Go Home and Sit Still’

The CPR: The Four Scotsmen Who Blazed A Trail Across Canada

On the 7th November 1885 in Craigellachie, British Columbia, Scotsman Donald Smith was given the honour…
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The CPR: The Four Scotsmen Who Blazed A Trail Across Canada

Mark & Ethan’s Scottish Adventure | #MyScotStory

We welcomed US-based vloggers Mark Miller and Ethan Hethcote across the pond for the latest instalment…
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Mark & Ethan's Scottish Adventure | #MyScotStory

Alice Munro: Canada’s Nobel Laureate

Alice Munro is one of Canada's brightest literary stars and her work has established her as one…
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Alice Munro: Canada’s Nobel Laureate

The Hector Settlers: Creating a ‘New Scotland’ in Canada

244 years ago, on 15 September 1773, the town of Pictou in Nova Scotia welcomed nearly 200 Scottish…
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The Hector Settlers: Creating a 'New Scotland' in Canada

Scotland’s Stunning Sights Secure Accolade of ‘Most Beautiful Country’

Scotland was recently voted 'Most Beautiful Country in the World' by readers of the acclaimed…
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Scotland's Stunning Sights Secure Accolade of 'Most Beautiful Country'

Whisky around the world

Markets such as Asia and South America have developed a taste for the ‘water of life’ or…
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Whisky around the world

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