While the majority of Scots will be busy planning out their Hogmanay celebrations, the inhabitants of one Scottish island won't be thinking about the holiday for another two weeks.
Foula is an island located 20 miles west of the Shetland Mainland, and one of the UK's most remote permanently inhabited islands. It has a population of just 30, with no shops or pubs.
The people who live on Foula follow the Julian calendar, rather than the Gregorian calendar, which the rest of the UK adopted in 1752. As a result, it is now 12 days behind mainland Scotland.