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The Holyrood area of Edinburgh is one redolent with history. The eponymous Abbey was established in 1128 by King David I, with legend suggesting the king founded it after witnessing a vision of a stag with a shining cross between its antlers. The ruins of said abbey still stand beside the Palace today.
I’m shucking oysters, hunting for pearls. A curved knife fits neatly into my palm as I cut and squeeze, discarding the slippery flesh and feeling instead for tiny treasure. It’s mucky, repetitive work, but strangely addictive.
Natalie Dean is based in Ellon in Aberdeenshire and loves sharing her favourite spots in the Shire and beyond.
“There’s only so much you can look when you’re driving,” I overhear one passenger say, gazing out the window as our train pulls away from urban areas and glorious Gulf Coast into swampland.
A mother is calling on the Scottish Government to tighten laws over parental access after her paedophile ex-partner demanded visits with their young child.
Record numbers of Scotland’s children are already obese by the time they start primary school – thanks to a diet of harmful junk food.
It’s tough, dirty and demanding, but caring for animals at Edinburgh Zoo starts long before the gates open to the public.
Ashley Storrie might have been in her 30s when she realised her ambition of making a sitcom, but the Glaswegian star was no stranger to a camera.
Discover what is heading your way as The Post’s celebrity astrologer Frank Pilkington reveals your week in the stars in our Horoscope column, February 8 edition.
A politician is petitioning the government to change the parole system to prevent trauma to victims of the most sickening crimes.
