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Thousands of people spent their holidays at Tarlair pool in Aberdeenshire before it closed in 1995 - and new life is being breathed into the historic attraction.

Scots pop icon Lulu is to headline a music festival where 70% of the acts will be female-led or have female members. Organisers of HebCelt said they had ensured at least a 50:50 gender balance every ...

In Scotland, he visits Runrig’s Calum MacDonald, Big Country’s Bruce Watson, Tide Lines’ frontman Robert Robertson, and Simple Minds’ Mick MacNeil. Then it's on to Ireland to catch up with ...

Andrew Caillard is aghast. In his ­recently published history of Australian wine, The Australian Ark, the former fine wine ...

The ‘Make It Fair’ campaign, backed by leading UK writers and musicians, aims to stop tech farms from being allowed to harvest creative content without payment ...

Scots legend Lulu is to play the Outer Hebrides this summer as the music festival HebCelt approaches its 30th anniversary.

HebCelt was first held in 1996. Over the years headliners have included Runrig, The Fratellis, The Proclaimers and KT Tunstall. This year's festival will take place from 16 to 19 July.

All the latest news, views, sport and pictures from West Dunbartonshire, including Dumbarton, Alexandria, Bonhill, Balloch ...

Across The Universe is a celebration of The Beatles’ “studio years” 1966-1970. This unique show featuring live band and orchestra is a must-see for all Beatles fans. The music recorded by ...

Stars including Midge Ure, Runrig, Steve Harley and Bill Nelson were joining the three surviving members of the band at the Glasgow Barrowlands. Adamson's children Callum, 20, and Kirsten ...