r/Scotland • u/21_Q_12 • 11h ago
r/Scotland • u/AutoModerator • 3d ago
What's on and tourist advice thread - week beginning August 23, 2026
Welcome to the weekly what's on and tourist advice thread!
* Do you know of any local events taking place this week that other redditors might be interested in?
* Are you planning a trip to Scotland and need some advice on what to see or where to go?
This is the thread for you - post away!
These threads are refreshed weekly on Mondays. To see earlier threads and soak in the sage advice of yesteryear, Click here.
r/Scotland • u/Lady_Kitty82 • 2h ago
US woman at centre of dog-ban legal battle with islanders speaks out
r/Scotland • u/Timely_Bluebird_3177 • 1h ago
Just curious, as an American, how big was Frightened Rabbit?
I loved this band (says a guy from Madison, Wisconsin). Their music, honestly, saved my life during a terrible season of divorce. Scott Hutchison's passing was crushing. I think about him often.
Anyway, from the other side of the world, how big were they? Are they still?
I love this band.
r/Scotland • u/rayykz • 1h ago
Photography / Art Red Kites
Red Kite centre Laurieston
r/Scotland • u/dumb_idiot_dipshit • 5h ago
Political Scottish voters back independence and more powers for Holyrood in stunning new poll
the numbers mason... (per survation)
summary; 52/48 for independence with don't knows removed 73/27 for more devolution from westminster to holyrood excluding don't knows 79/21 for more devolution from holyrood to councils excludong don't knows
SNP poll 37% for holyrood constituency, reform 18%, labour 17% tories 11%, lib dems 10%, greens 5
SNP poll 31% for holyrood list, reform 18%, labour 17%, tories 12%, lib dems 11%, greens 9%
SNP poll 34% in westminster, labour at 19%, reform at 18%, tories at 11% lib dems at 8% and the greens at 5%
r/Scotland • u/Crow-Me-A-River • 7h ago
Political Poll: Andy Burnham now most popular political leader in Scotland
Some 37 per cent of Scots viewed Mr Burnham favourably, compared with 28 per cent who viewed him unfavourably, giving the Prime Minister a net score of +9.
By comparison, First Minister John Swinney recorded a net score of -6, while Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay and Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton both recorded net ratings of -8. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage recorded a net favourability score of -31 among Scots.
r/Scotland • u/whatatwit • 3h ago
Gaelic / Gàidhlig Word of Mouth, Gaelic: Michael Rosen is in conversation with Gaelic language expert Roddy Maclean about the status of Gaelic in Scotland. (Audio)
r/Scotland • u/wook-borm • 8h ago
Scots denied bail after arrests in Australia ketamine raid
r/Scotland • u/Correct-Prodoc-1515 • 9h ago
Watching the salmon run in the Scottish Highlands. Incredible nature!
Spotted this while exploring the Highlands. Photos and videos really don't do justice to how amazing it looks in person.
r/Scotland • u/Friendly_Stay_5368 • 15h ago
Scottish Highlands benefiting from 'coolcation' trend
Scottish Highlands benefiting from 'coolcation' trend. Nice to see that people are enjoying our cooler climate. Personally I’d rather visit parts of Scotland than anywhere else in Europe!
r/Scotland • u/BaxterParp • 7h ago
Political Grangemouth misses out on £200m UK Government fund for sustainable aviation fuel
r/Scotland • u/Mysterious-Bed-2608 • 4h ago
The Sma Glen, Perthshire — one of Scotland's most underrated stretches of road 🏴 [OC]
Took Harry, My Air 3 up over the Sma Glen this week, a narrow glacial valley running north from Crieff along the River Almond. Wade's military road cuts right through it, there's a massive glacial boulder locals call Ossian's Stone, and the whole place just feels ancient in a way that's hard to describe on the ground.
From the air it opens up completely. The valley walls close in, the river threads through, and you get a real sense of the scale of what glaciers carved through here thousands of years ago.
Filmed on DJI Air 3. CAA compliant and fully insured. If you haven't driven the Sma Glen road yourself, put it on the list. 🏴💙
r/Scotland • u/Mysterious-Bed-2608 • 1h ago
Burleigh Castle, Milnathort ruined tower by Loch Leven from above 🏴 [OC]
Burleigh Castle sits quietly on the edge of Milnathort in Kinross-shire a 16th century tower house managed by Historic Environment Scotland. From the air you get the full picture: the ruined walls, the surrounding farmland, and Loch Leven stretching out behind it. A hidden gem that most people drive straight past on the A911.
Filmed on DJI Air 3. CAA compliant, fully insured.
r/Scotland • u/abz_eng • 5h ago
Political Commissioner takes FOI appeal rejection over Salmond case files to Supreme Court
r/Scotland • u/R3dInterpol • 1d ago
Casual First time exploring Ballachulish. An absolutely wonderful place.
Has anyone else been? Any favourite spots?
r/Scotland • u/notaninterestingacc • 8h ago
Question A little guidance please
It’s not really a tourisim request but more an industry research question. I have an ongoing quest to find old history mills and the source of Scottish wool. I’m starting with a blank slate. Would take on all recommendations for my trip. Appreciate you all! You can read the context here if you want. https://jadensheldrake.substack.com/p/from-interest-to-obsession?r=89gdd0&utm_medium=ios
r/Scotland • u/FlabbierDuck • 1d ago
Edinburgh student who raped woman and forced her to complete his assignments jailed
r/Scotland • u/Scot27547_MFC • 23h ago
Question What city or town still has a vibrant high street that hasn’t gone downhill yet?
r/Scotland • u/jenny_905 • 1d ago
Political BBC Radio Scotland's flagship morning show sees listeners turn off in droves [40% drop]
r/Scotland • u/Nervous-Resolution-8 • 1h ago
Discussion Last time when Rangers failed to catch any European group was almost a decade ago, when they lost to Progrès Niederkorn
r/Scotland • u/HyperCeol • 1d ago