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Osprey chicks checked and ringed Two Tweed Valley Osprey Project chicks has been successfully ringed to help monitor their progress over the coming years. Publication Date: Jul-06-2010 Read more

Scott Brash & Intertoy Z are Charles Stanley British Masters Last weekend’s Charles Stanley British Masters International Showjumping event saw people flocking to Chester Racecourse where they enjoyed watching top class competition which saw Peebleshire's Scot Brash take the Masters Publication Date: Jul-06-2010 Read more

The Scottish Alternative Games The Games began in 1977 in the village of Parton on the shore of Loch Ken as a celebration event for the Queen’s Silver Jubilee. Publication Date: Jun-23-2010 Read more

'Casting for Recovery’s' Kingennie kindness A charity auction held at Forbes of Kingennie in February raised £5,000 for 'Casting for Recovery', the unique fly fishing programme for women who have, or have had, breast cancer. The charity’s Sue Shaw and Jill Grieve Publication Date: Jun-11-2010 Read more

Blues & Browns celebrate To celebrate eight years of trading Blues & Browns have launched a new website to coincide with their fabulous Scottish Field feature (check out the July issue – out now!). Publication Date: Jun-09-2010 Read more

Scottish Borders braces itself for a friendly invasion The picturesque market town of Peebles, is preparing itself for the arrival of hundreds of walkers, when it plays host to the 16th Scottish Borders Walking Festival between 4th - 12th September. Publication Date: Jun-03-2010 Read more

BBC One's Antique Roadshow at Blair Castle BBC ONE’s ever popular Sunday evening programme ANTIQUES ROADSHOW will be filming for its 33rd series at Blair Castle, on Thursday, 9th September, 2010. The doors open at 9.30 am and close at 4.30pm. Entry is free. Publication Date: May-28-2010 Read more

Scots to compete in first non-stop rowing race around Great Britain On Tuesday June 1 2010, two rowing teams – a crew of four men and a team of four women, aged between 23 to 50 – will set off from Tower Bridge in London to row non-stop, without assistance for 2,010 miles around the treac Publication Date: May-28-2010 Read more

EXPERTS REVEAL FACE OF STIRLING’S MEDIEVAL KNIGHT AFTER 650 YEARS A dramatic reconstruction has revealed the face of a medieval knight whose skeleton was discovered at Stirling Castle. Publication Date: May-24-2010 Read more

Orkney Venus returns to Westray for the summer School children from Pierowell School in Orkney met Scotland’s oldest face - the 5,000 year old Orkney Venus, at Westray Heritage Centre on Firday, May 14th when she returned home for the summer. Publication Date: May-17-2010 Read more