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12 Nov 2019

Top 8 Harry Potter Christmas gifts

Our Harry Potter range features unique products inspired by the books and films.

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25 Sept 2019

Trustee election results

The results of the Trustee elections were announced at the Trust’s 2019 Annual General Meeting which was held in the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on 21 September.

A white National Trust for Scotland logo is placed over a dark orange brush stroke. The background is a paler orange, with white contour lines at the edges.
23 Sept 2019

Meeting our members

We’re looking forward to sharing and celebrating all our achievements over the past year at our Annual General Meeting.

A view of the Hill House Box seen from the garden on a bright sunny day.
28 Aug 2019

Getting accredited

We’re celebrating the Hill House receiving museum accreditation.

Canna seen from the sea on a calm sunny day. The island is reflected in the smooth water.
19 Aug 2019

Canna fish farm proposals – why we can’t support them

The Trust is opposing proposals for a large-scale open pen fish farm in the Sound of Canna.

8 Aug 2019

Tick talk

Helpful hints and tips on avoiding Lyme disease – an infectious disease spread by ticks.

A clear reflection in Loch Duich beneath the iconic Five Sisters mountains of Kintail
5 Aug 2019

Encouraging the next generation of environmental lawyers

We’re encouraging the next generation of environmental lawyers to hone their skills and ensure our environment is protected.

A long straight tarmac drive leads across an enormous lawn area to a large hunting lodge-style building, nestled at the foot of woodland-covered mountains.
22 May 2019

Lottery funding for Mar Lodge Estate

An ambitious project to protect some of Scotland’s most important woodlands is getting underway this year, thanks to players of People’s Postcode Lottery.

29 Apr 2019

Lighting up our mountain peaks

160 participants took part in a mountain fire climb as the Trust announced its £1.9 million footpath programme.