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Lusty singalongs and Brexit portents: the eternal flame of The Wicker Man soundtrack

With British folk songs done by a New Yorker, the soundtrack disappeared for decades – but has now become a touchstone for artists journeying to a nation’s dark heart

The Guardian - UK

Bid to transform Dumfries and Galloway landscape inspiring change across Scotland

The Threave Landscape Restoration Project is a 100-year plan from the National Trust of Scotland to transform a disused dairy farm

Daily Record

UK ghost island which residents fled 90 years ago and where three planes have crashed

Hirta, off the coast of Scotland, was inhabited by people for thousands of years before its population dwindled over the centuries until the last people finally left in 1930

Daily Mirror

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Sunderland: brothers jailed over £2m Ehic scam

Damien Sartip Zadeh and his brother Dale used fraudulent website to trick people into paying for the cards

The Guardian - UK

Brothers scammed more than £2m from people tricked into paying for European health cards

Damien and Dale Sartip Zadeh, who used misleading websites as part of the con, have now been jailed for nine and a half years and eight years

Manchester Evening News

Grandad retiring after 13 years looking after three uninhabited Scottish islands

Jonathan Grant, 65, got a job as a ranger on Mingulay, Pabbay and Berneray, south of Barra, and often slept in a tent.

Daily Record

Hunt for remote island caretaker as Glasgow dad retires from one of most idyllic jobs in Scotland

Jonathan Grant is set to retire as ranger on remote Mingulay, Pabbay and Berneray near Barra after moving north to escape city life, now the National Trust for Scotland is searching for a replacement.

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'Loneliest job in the world' up for grabs - and it involves camping on remote islands

The lonely job of an 'island ranger' is coming up in the north of Scotland where the lucky winning candidate will spend their time camping and looking out for magnificent wildlife

Daily Mirror

Cheap and free things to do around Glasgow with the kids this Easter

Keeping the kids entertained over the Easter holidays is always a chore, let us help with a little inspiration for places to go and things to do that won't break the bank.

Glasgow Live

Historic Scottish site popular with Outlander fans sealed off after damage

The Clan Fraser grave marker at Culloden Battlefield — a popular spot for Outlander fans — is currently off-limits following damage caused by high foot traffic.

Daily Record

Five ways to protect seabirds in Scotland this year amid bird flu epidemic

The National Trust for Scotland has highlighted five steps Scots can take to support iconic wildlife like our puffins and gannets.

Daily Record

The house near Glasgow built by Scotland's most famous architect that's kept within a chain mail box

Hill House is one of Scotland's, and possibly the UK's, most incredible architectural marvels built by Charles Rennie MacKintosh – not only that, the conservation work created to protect it is a marvel in itself.

Glasgow Live

Castle swathed in seven-storeys of pink mesh for conservation work

The completed work will be unveiled in 2024.

The Independent UK

Culzean Castle children's play park forced to close after vandals torch equipment

Play equipment including a slide and wooden surfaces were left fire damaged on Saturday morning

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The National (Scotland)

‘Treasure trove’ of never seen before Burns work goes on public display

A “TREASURE trove” of 12 Robert Burns manuscripts and a book have gone on display at the poet’s birthplace museum.

Newcastle Herald

Newcastle Music Show harvesting the scene's local crop

AS Campbell Moore and Cooper Richards-Hancock like to say, "anyone can make a radio show."

Daily Record

Falkirk Pineapple visitor centre 'unjustifiable' say angry residents

One resident says the visitor centre will be nothing more than "a cafe and farm shop" - but the developer says facilities are badly needed at the tourist attraction

The National (Scotland)

Flamingo Land told to 'give up' Loch Lomond bid after National Trust objection

The Lomond Banks resort was initially rejected, but a second planning bid is now underway after being lodged in May 2022.

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The National (Scotland)

New play seeks to give a voice to Scotland’s black history

THE question of representation of people of colour on the Scottish stage (and, for that matter, within theatre audiences) is as complex as it is…

Daily Record

Castle Douglas park's wildflower meadow gets tidy up

The section of Lochside Park has been given its annual cut using a specialist flail mower

The Guardian - UK

‘There’s endless choice, but you’re not listening’: fans quitting Spotify to save their love of music

Former streaming service subscribers on why they have ditched mod cons for MP3s, CDs and other DIY music formats

The National (Scotland)

Battle of Bannockburn Visitor Centre to close for Queen's funeral

THE National Trust for Scotland (NTS) has confirmed it will close all its sites on Monday - including The Battle of Bannockburn centre - for the…

The Guardian - UK

Queen of the Fight: the royally revelatory drama about James IV’s court

After her gripping trilogy The James Plays, Rona Munro continues her ambitious series on Scottish history with a saga about power and race in the 16th century

Daily Record

National Trust for Scotland has no plans for visitor centre at iconic Pineapple

The conservation charity is still objecting to proposals to build a private visitor centre and 82 houses near the quirky Falkirk landmark

Daily Mirror

Deadly salmonella warning over bacteria that can kill by infecting the blood

Researchers in Taiwan revealed Non-typhoidal Salmonella (NTS) can infect the blood vessels of people in certain risk groups, along with the typical symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, fever and stomach cramps

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