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  • Commonwealth Games generated £223m for Scotland

    Sport Business

    The Commonwealth Games delivered more in economic activity than it cost to host as organisers proved the viability of a slimmed-down iteration of the event. The 2026 Commonwealth Games, which took place this summer in Glasgow, cost less than £160m to stage after the Scottish city stepped in for Victoria when the Australian state pulled [...]

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  • Scotland holidays: how the Lowlands beat the famous Highlands

    Life&Style

    Everyone’s been to the Highlands, so minimise travel and visit the spectacular Scottish Lowlands for your next Scotland trip, by Alexandra Pereira The first thing I notice at Glenapp Castle are the curling stones. Wedging open the heavy doors, these granite boulders are hewn from Ailsa Craig, the island you can see from the windows [...]

    Aerial view of a historic Scottish castle surrounded by autumn trees, with coastline and hills in the Lowlands background.
  • Golf: Scottish ‘ghost course’ by Gleneagles set for overseas buyer

    Sport Business

    A top private golf course in Scotland bordering Gleneagles is expected to be sold to an overseas buyer for tens of millions of pounds. Perthshire venue gWest Golf Course, dubbed Scotland’s Ghost Course, was supposed to be a £500m exclusive resort with a six-star hotel but has remained largely closed since 2009. But it is [...]

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  • Why The Outer Hebrides is Scotland’s ultimate wellness escape

    August 26, 2026

    Exquisite silence and beautiful beaches in The Outer Hebrides, Scotland’s wildest part I’m floating above luminous purple coral and brilliant white starfish. The water below me is so clear that I can see individual grains of sand and the scales on the fish. One giveaway that I’m not somewhere exotic? I’m wearing a wetsuit and [...]

  • The Highland tourist tax: Is Scotland pricing out whisky tourists?

    August 25, 2026

    The latest available data from the Scottish Tourism Economic Activity Monitor in Scotland (STEAM) shows that between 2012 and 2024, visitor numbers to the Highlands increased 82 per cent to 9.4m. Spending increased by a similar amount, to £2.1bn. A large share of that is directly linked to the Scotch whisky sector. You’d think, therefore, [...]

  • Scotland is a warning of what Andy Burnham’s devolution experiment will look like

    July 30, 2026

    For an idea of what left-wing devolution yields, look no further than Scotland, where SNP statist’s efforts to extort the wealthy have backfired, writes Joseph Dinnage For a socialist, Andy Burnham has a funny approach to central government. Unlike his forebears across the former Soviet Union, southeast Asia and Latin America, the King of the [...]

  • City analysts brand SNP food price cap ‘hair brained’ 

    May 19, 2026

    Top city analysts have slammed the SNP’s pledge to cap food prices as “hair brained,” as the party’s leader refuses to walk back from the policy.  City broker Shore Capital said the SNP’s proposals to cap the prices of some foods would risk diminishing choice, hampering investment in Scotland’s food industry and could even threaten [...]

  • The absolute insanity of the SNP’s plan to cap the price of food

    May 19, 2026

    The political drama (or farce) of Westminster politics will dominate the news agenda for the rest of the summer. The high-stakes Makerfield by-election next month will be followed by a Labour leadership election – or, possibly, a coronation – leading to a change of Prime Minister and an entirely new policy agenda. The consequences of [...]

  • Fifa World Cup tickets on resale for $11m as costs soar

    April 8, 2026

    Tickets for this year’s Fifa World Cup are being resold for an eye-watering $11m as fans fear taking out second mortgages to get to North America. The category four ticket at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami would give a fan access to Scotland’s showpiece group match against Brazil, but will cost $11m on Fifa’s [...]

  • Can Scotland ever win the Six Nations, when so many of their players play abroad?

    March 19, 2026

    On the final day of the 2026 Six Nations Championships, Ireland defeated Scotland in Dublin in their 12th successive victory against Gregor Townsend’s side. Ireland’s victory extended Scotland’s 27-year wait for the title and underlined the growing gap between the two sides. Days later, news broke that Scotland No8 Jack Dempsey has agreed a deal [...]

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