It’s easy to see why the Romans and the local Votadini tribe once battled over the Pentland Hills, and why Sir Walter Scott ...

As previously reported by the Daily Record, Kelso was described as the "most beautiful, if not the most romantic town in Scotland" by legendary Scottish author Sir Walter Scott. Born in Edinburgh in ...

The platform on the second floor is quite small, however you can get a great birds-eye view of Edinburgh Waverley station - named after the Waverley Novels by Sir Walter Scott.

Sir Scott was a favourite among the royals in the 1800s, with George IV bestowing upon him a baronetcy and requesting his hosting of a Royal visit to Edinburgh in 1822, where the king donned a ...

A woman who helped to “blaze a trail” for Edinburgh as it became the world’s first UNESCO City of Literature has been selected to receive the Edinburgh Award - following in the footsteps of musician ...