The Latest Breaking News from Historic Environment Scotland

The tiny island of Iona, just off the Isle of Mull on the West Coast of Scotland, is home to what is widely considered one of Scotland's most historic and sacred sites.

THE transport and placement of the Stone of Destiny for the King’s coronation has been the subject of rehearsals ...

The Scottish Government has ruled that a historic foundry in Finnieston can be demolished and replaced with a 10-storey block of flats after objections were raised about plans.

Islanders on Luing say closing the local primary school would prove a barrier to repopulating a place that was once home to

Gayle McCallum, who owns You’ll Love Our Home Bakes on Glasgow Road, opened The Sons Rock and Rolls at Dumbarton FC’s stadium yesterday (Monday) - with a new agreement between the club and Historic Environment Scotland hoping to attract tourists visiting the castle.

Historic Environment Scotland have revealed visitors biggest issues with Edinburgh Castle, after 28 pages of complaints were lodged in the past year - and they include 'boring' audiobooks and a video featuring Prince Andrew.

A JOURNEY back into the history of the Roman occupation of Scotland is being offered by a four-star Scottish visitor attraction.

Historic Environment Scotland have put signs up at St Margaret’s Loch in Holyrood Park as they link the bird deaths to avian flu.

Glasgow Cathedral is one of the most impressive buildings in Scotland, being the only mainland cathedral to survive the Reformation, but it will hold extra meaning to Outlander fans.

Historic Environment Scotland has concluded that the four Wyndford tower blocks facing demolition are not of "special architectural or historic interest" despite calls to save them.

Paul Sweeney MSP calls for the facade of the historic Sauchiehall Street building to be saved from demolition have been backed by Historic Environment Scotland.