Team GB athlete Eilidh Doyle kicked off the Scottish SPCA’s first ever ‘Pound for Paws’ event by taking to the track against her four-legged competitor.
New statistics show 93 per cent of adults in Scotland have given up at least one hobby from their childhood and more than a quarter (26 per cent) can’t remember the last time they took up a new one.
Bruin the performing bear was well known on the streets of mid-19th Century Glasgow as the sidekick of travelling showman Antonio Dallori, who also went by the stage name of Aunty Dolly.
Entries from important statutory records have been released today onto ScotlandsPeople – the family history website operated by the National Records of Scotland.
More than 25,000 people have visited refurbished Cumbernauld Museum since it reopened in August last year, and to mark the milestone, ladies from the museum’s Friday Craft Club met for a special display of work.
Hill walkers generally concentrate on keeping water out, but a mountain safety expert has reminded walkers and climbers that it’s important to take enough water in too.
Chloe Harvey from St Margaret of Scotland Primary, centre, is looking forward to her official duties as Queen at Carbrain Gala on Saturday, August 16, along with attendants, left, Keira Rachel Smith and, right, Chantelle Trimble.
It’s healthy, fun and free – and there’s no better time to start - Get Walking Lanarkshire has just been launched to encourage more people to get outdoors and enjoy the many benefits of walking.
Youngsters hoping to brush up on their soccer skills can do so by signing up to a programme of football which is being run by North Lanarkshire Leisure.
