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Why Scotland needs a legal framework to protect its living cultural heritage

From the island of St Kilda 40 miles west of the Hebrides, to Edinburgh’s splendid Georgian New Town, Scotland is a nation rich in cultural heritage, some of which is Unesco-protected. As well as the country’s globally renowned castles and monuments, Scotland has an enormous resource of intangible cultural heritage…

The Conversation

Cultural traditions across Scotland ‘at risk of being lost’ to time

RESEARCHERS have warned that culture and traditions which have shaped communities across Scotland are at risk of being permanently lost.

The National (Scotland)

Chevron Bets On South America With $53 Billion Answer To ExxonMobil

It is the latest move by an U.S. oil major to solidify its hold on the oil sector using booming profit to buy up competition.

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Smashed listed monument at Taymouth Castle raises questions for developers

THE US firm developing Taymouth Castle into an exclusive resort is facing questions after a listed monument on the grounds of the estate was smashed…

The National (Scotland)

‘Dangerous precedent’: fears over plans for Calanais stones access fee

Land access groups worry it will lead to charges at other sites, while pagans are alarmed about restrictions on worship

The Guardian - UK

Scots Government agency 'aware' of trafficking allegations against millionaire donor

A SCOTTISH agency have said they are “aware” of sex trafficking allegations against a multi-millionaire donor...

The National (Scotland)

'How can we improve Holyrood Park?': Public asked to help with green space

THE public are being asked to take part in a survey on what the priorities should be for Edinburgh’s Holyrood Park.

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Iconic Scottish island tourist attraction proposes entry fee amid rise in visitors

AN admission fee at a popular Scottish tourist site has been proposed amid a rise in the number of visitors.

The National (Scotland)

Calanais standing stones admission fee proposed amid rise in visitors

Exclusive: local trust that backs proposal says there is urgent need to tackle impact of greater tourism

The Guardian - UK

Scottish walkers mark five-year anniversary of Edinburgh's Radical Road closure

CAMPAIGNERS today marked the fifth anniversary of Edinburgh’s Radical Road closure with an urgent call for Historic Environment Scotland (HES) to…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish walkers up in arms over Edinburgh footpath shut for five years

Radical Road at foot of Arthur’s Seat, beside Holyrood Palace, was closed in 2018 after rock falls led to safety concerns

The Guardian - UK

Investigation launched as Saltire sprayed on Scottish monument

AN OLD Second World War building near Edinburgh that has been painted with a Saltire is to be investigated by Historic Environment Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Culloden among sites to benefit from £1 million funding for historic buildings

THE National Trust for Scotland (NTS) will receive more than £1 million to carry out “essential conservation work” on historic sites across…

The National (Scotland)

'Ugly' security fencing ruining reputation of top Scottish tourist spots

TOURIST leaders and historians have warned the reputation of Scottish tourism is at risk of being damaged by “ugly riot-control security…

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Wreck of Glasgow-built steamship given protection by Historic Environment Scotland

The wreck of Europe’s first commercial steamship, said to be of “international significance”, has been designated as a scheduled monument by…

The Independent UK

Wreck of Europe’s first commercial steamship given protection

The Comet was built in the early 19th century.

The National (Scotland)

US businessman in bid to help protect remains of 16th century castle in Loch Lomond

A HOUSTON-BASED businessman has applied for permission to help protect a historic Scottish castle.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh scheme's forgotten giant stone man sculpture becomes listed building

The giant sculpture in a simplified form, was a 33-metre-long interactive human figure lying on the ground, with tunnel passageways through its torso and its outstretched arms and legs.

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The Independent UK

New images of Scotland’s Crown jewels released ahead of royal visit

The Honours of Scotland comprise the Crown of Scotland, the Sceptre and the Sword of State and are believed to be the oldest Crown jewels in Britain.

Daily Record

Dumbuck House Hotel could be stripped of B-listed status amid demolition plans

Historic Environment Scotland (HES) is proposing to de-list the former Dumbarton hotel amid new plans to partially demolish the building.

The National (Scotland)

Eight Scottish communities to benefit from £850,000 regeneration investment

ANGUS Robertson announced that eight communities across Scotland are set to benefit from £863,050 funding...

Daily Record

Fireworks restrictions introduced over Stirling Castle after locals' anger following late-night display

The guidance was issued after a fireworks display at a private function caused major distress for residents in the area.

The National (Scotland)

Alba demand Stone of Destiny is returned to Scotland 'immediately'

Alba have said the Stone should be returned now and called for it to embark on a National Tour of Scotland

The Guardian - UK

World famous Scottish skatepark bids to become listed site

Livingston skatepark, built in 1981, is put forward for accolade normally reserved for castles and churches

Daily Mirror

What is the Stone of Destiny - Coronation role and students' daring bid to steal 'back'

The Stone of Destiny, also known as the Stone of Scone, was beneath the late Queen Elizabeth II when she was crowned in 1953, and now will be used at the Coronation of King Charles too

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