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Pylons v property: power line in Scotland caused divisions but did house price fears materialise?

Beauly-Denny overhead project may serve as preview to Britain’s energy network plans

The Guardian - UK

Podcast series explores hidden Neolithic history in Scotland

A NEW podcast series is aiming to open people’s eyes to Scotland’s hidden Neolithic history beyond standing stones ...

The National (Scotland)

Scotland has 'big ambitions' on climate change as country elected for leadership role

JOHN Swinney has said that Scotland has “big ambitions” on climate change after the country was chosen for the third time to help lead a…

The National (Scotland)

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Milestone hailed for one of UK’s biggest onshore windfarms

THE first turbines have been installed in one of the UK’s largest wind farms, as part of the regeneration of one of Scotland’s largest surface…

The National (Scotland)

Free week-long sustainable design festival launches at old factory in Scottish city

A FREE week-long sustainable design festival with more than 180 contributors celebrating local and international talent will welcome visitors this…

The National (Scotland)

National parks boost Scottish economy by £700 million each year

NATIONAL parks can “deliver improved public well-being” for both visitors and locals, a new report has found, with the study adding that…

The National (Scotland)

Scots overwhelmingly support further green energy developments

PUBLIC support for further renewable energy developments across Scotland is overwhelmingly positive, according to a recent poll ...

The National (Scotland)

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Ian Murray fumes as he accuses journalists of 'made up' anti-poverty fund claims

A LABOUR minister has accused a Scottish newspaper of having “made up” a claim that Keir Starmer would set aside a £150 million “war chest”…

The National (Scotland)

Independence is solution to day-to-day challenges, says John Swinney

JOHN Swinney has said he wants to make sure people see independence as the solution to day-to-day challenges as the SNP launches a new leaflet…

The National (Scotland)

10 things that changed my life with festival director Kresanna Aigner

THE Sunday National spoke with festival director Kresanna Aigner on the 10 things that changed her life ...

The National (Scotland)

'Not just concrete': Photographer documents every skatepark in Scotland

NEIL Davidson is a 55-year-old father of two from Glasgow.

The National (Scotland)

How to spend a weekend on one of Scotland's least well-known islands

A member of the Slate Islands, named after their mining heritage, Luing can be found just south of Oban and Mull.

The National (Scotland)

Are red squirrels finally winning the battle against greys in Scotland?

GREY squirrels are likely Scotland’s most familiar non-native species.

The National (Scotland)

A multinational, bilingual community and a home away from home

AS I enter the room, I am instantly hit with a mix of languages, with Portuguese and English being the two predominant ones.

The National (Scotland)

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'Out of touch': Keir Starmer failing to bring change to Scotland, says Stephen Flynn

STEPHEN Flynn has said that Labour are failing to deliver the change it promised voters in Scotland at the UK General Election ...

The National (Scotland)

Play explores impact and importance of a guid Scots tongue

BORN and bred in Paisley, Fraser Scott has a “guid Scots tongue in his heid” – but he used to loathe the way he spoke ...

The National (Scotland)

Community fears over government grants for forestry

A DEMAND has been made for a full review of the system for handing out government grants to companies to plant trees in Scotland for carbon…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Labour's words called 'completely hollow' following controversial donations

SCOTTISH Labour's words have been called “completely hollow” as they attempted to distance themselves from a controversial think tank while…

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The Guardian - UK

‘Students want to stay here now rather than disappear to London’: how design transformed the city of Dundee

Its biennial arts festival this week will celebrate a decade of being the UK’s first and only Unesco-designated ‘design city’

The National (Scotland)

What it was like at the Scottish Currency Group conference in Dunfermline

“YOU’RE now in the independent Scottish republic, so we don’t accept British pounds here,” Dr Tim Rideout, convener of the Scottish Currency…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish independence group announces no Edinburgh march this year

A SCOTTISH independence group has announced there will be no march organised in Edinburgh this year ...

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'Commentating for Rangers TV became a wonderful 18-month adventure, but I was warned that Celtic are either "Celtic" or "them" – nothing affectionate!': Clive Tyldesley explains having to learn the hard way in Scotland

Clive Tyldesley received emails from Rangers fans explaining the importance of the rivalry with Celtic during his time commentating for the club's TV channel

The National (Scotland)

Calls for UK Government to reverse Winter Fuel Payment cuts and reform energy markets

SCOTLAND'S Social Justice Secretary has urged the UK Government to reverse the cut to the Winter Fuel Payment, which she said has had “devastating…

The National (Scotland)

Family of man shot dead on his doorstep 20 years ago brand police 'incompetent'

THE family of a banker who was shot on his doorstep say they have lost confidence in Police Scotland as his murder remains unsolved almost 20 years…

The National (Scotland)

Anyone breaking abortion buffer zone laws face 'significant' fines, minister warns

SCOTLAND'S public health minister has warned people who break new laws creating buffer zones around abortion clinics that they face…

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