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Pioneering Spirit prevails at archaeology awards
The National Trust for Scotland’s Pioneering Spirit project won Current Archaeology’s Archaeological Research Project of the Year.
Hugh Miller heirloom found on South African beach
A long-lost mourning ring is set to go on display at Hugh Miller’s Birthplace Cottage & Museum for the first time.
Ben Lawers welcomes apprentices
The team at Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve have welcomed their first Rural Skills Modern Apprentices.
Edinburgh’s literati turn out for Trust’s new book shop
A host of Edinburgh’s literary talent turned out to celebrate the launch of a new second-hand book shop at the Georgian House.
Carnegie Hall debut for the Gregg fiddle
We are partnering with Hoolie in New York as the Gregg fiddle makes its Carnegie Hall debut.
Celebrating 50 years as a Trust volunteer
Finlay McKichan of the Aberdeen & District Members’ Centre has received the Trust’s President’s Award for 50 years of service.
Embellishing a story
Research into an intriguing embroidered picture at Leith Hall uncovers new connections and meaning.
Rare fly discovered at Mar Lodge Estate
The National Trust for Scotland team at Mar Lodge Estate is celebrating the discovery of the rare Arctic wave dancer fly at a high-altitude loch.
Exploring the archaeology and history of Glenlivet whisky
Archaeological fieldwork by the Trust, in partnership with The Glenlivet, has shed new light on how the whisky-making process was industrialised in the 19th century.