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- Sep 24, 2026
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Waste crisis could rubbish pile up on the streets (opens the original)
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Rubbish could soon be piling up on Scotland’s streets as the waste sector heads towards crisis. Experts warn the combination of reduced landfill space, the breakdown of Glasgow’s main incinerator and stagnant recycling rates have created a ‘complicated’ problem. The country’s landfill capacity has been falling as operations are slowing down ahead of an upcoming ban on sending black bag waste to dumping grounds. The ban was due to be implemented at the start of this year but was delayed until Jan
Hotel which starred in sinister cult classic up for grabs at auction (opens the original)
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It became famous for the iconic scene in The Wicker Man where the daughter of the pub landlord dances naked in an attempt to seduce a policeman. Now the Scottish hotel that served as the backdrop for the cult horror film is up for auction with a starting price of just £165,000. The Ellangowan Hotel in Creetown, Kirkcudbrightshire, was used in the 1973 film as the location for the Green Man pub on the fictional island of Summerisle. It featured in some of the most famous scenes of the movie, incl
There's (still) gold in them thar hills! (opens the original)
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They are echoes of the past that help build a picture of Scotland’s history. And last year more than 1,300 new archaeological discoveries were added to the country’s Treasure Trove. Official figures show in total there were 266 cases involving 1,324 finds in 2025-26. They include a rare silver penny of King David I worth £15,000 and a Middle Bronze Age axe head dating back more than 3,000 years. Under Scottish law, all archaeological discoveries must be reported to the Treasure Trove Unit at Nat
Keep your Ayr on, ladies! Racegoers face a battle with the weather (opens the original)
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Scots turned out in full glam today for Ayr Ladies Day despite facing less-than-ideal weather conditions. Hundreds attended the festivities at Ayr racecourse, undeterred by constant showers and mild temperatures. Revellers could be seen holding onto hair pieces and huddling under umbrellas as they battled with winds up to 37mph. Racegoers enjoy a rare spell of respite from the weather at Ayr Racecourse on Friday Hold on to your hats! One reveller made sure her fascinator was secure in gusty cond
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