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‘Dress to impress’ – Lady Ailsa’s dressing case
In an age when ladies changed their clothes up to five times a day, Lady Ailsa’s dressing case reminds us of a bygone age of splendour.
Pupils plant wildflowers at Leith Hall
Pupils from 13 Aberdeenshire schools are planting wildflowers, thanks to players of People’s Postcode Lottery.
Cycling 350 miles in support of Hill House plans
A dedicated Trust employee has set off on a gruelling 350 mile bike journey to raise funds for our Box the Hill House appeal.
Homecoming for Harry Benson at Pollok House exhibition
An exhibition celebrating the work of one of the world’s best-known photographers begins this weekend at Pollok House in Glasgow.
Wading into fishing debate
The Trust has called on the country’s fish farming sector to fix its pollution problems before contemplating further expansion.
Gerard Butler shares his love of Scotland
‘I love the people and I love the warmth. I love that you can go into a bar in the middle of nowhere in a little village and end up in the middle of a Ceilidh band or folk with the bodhran and get caught up in a sing-song.’
Show your love for Scotland
A giant egg-like pod has been touring Scotland, appearing at venues and events throughout the summer as we invite members and visitors to tell the nation what they love about Scotland.
Neil Oliver shares what he loves about Scotland
With our ‘For the love of Scotland’ campaign underway, Trust President Neil Oliver writes about his passion for Scotland.
Forget me not – revealing Victorian mourning customs
Team West explores social history collections linked to mourning etiquette in the late 19th century.