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Report shows Bannockburn proposals to be ’unacceptable’
A professional report commissioned by the Trust reveals that a planning submission was submitted to Stirling Council for a horse-trotting track on the site of the historic Bannockburn Battlefield, and the council’s assessment of it is ‘fundamentally flawed’.
Archaeological dig at Culloden Battlefield
Combining traditional tools and new techniques, archaeologists and volunteers have begun a remarkable dig at Culloden Battlefield.
Recipe: Elizabeth’s lemon drizzle cake from Drum Castle
Simple to make and delicious to eat, try out this recipe at home from Elizabeth Hirst at Drum Castle.
Brodie Illuminated 2024: A celebration of playfulness
Brodie Castle is set to welcome visitors to its annual Brodie Illuminated event from 1–24 November, with visitors invited to explore this year’s theme of playfulness through creative light installations designed to highlight fun and imagination.
Major project commences to upgrade Staffa’s landing jetty
A major repairs project has commenced on Staffa to upgrade the landing jetty and improve accessibility to a much-loved island.
Plant Journeys blog #13 – Kimono and kimono pattern books
Plant Journeys is a blog series, exploring East Asian plants in the garden of Broughton House.
Ready to land
As winter migrants head to Scotland’s wetlands in search of food and better weather, we reveal the best Trust places to see them.
Trust and council in talks over Dunkeld housing
The Trust is in discussions with Perth and Kinross Council about new arrangements for the management of 20 homes that we own in Dunkeld.
Meet the Makers: Paul from In The Heather
The Trust is proud to support talented makers and craftspeople from across Scotland. In this story we meet Paul McParland, the owner of In The Heather jewellery company.