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Our September 2015 Issue
Here’ a wee sneak peek of the incredible features you can expect from our September issue – on sale August 20! People Sanjeev Kohli talks Still Game, River City and […]
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Celebrate Scotland’s Verges
Scotland’s roadside verges are home to over 550 different species of wild flowers and are one of the most frequently viewed habitats in the country. Wild plant conservation organisation Plantlife […]
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Our August Issue 2015
Can ye believe its the middle of the summer already? Our August issue is packed full of things to do, and the very best of Scotland – plus some great […]
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Our Covers
In the gallery below and on the right you can find our magazine covers from over the past year – but which one is your favourite?
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Our July 2015 Issue
Welcome to a new month, and a brand-new Scots Magazine! Our July issue is a special on The Open, but we’ve still manage to squeeze in our usual favourites – big […]
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Are Beavers Back For Good?
A coalition of over 20 of Scotland’s environmental NGOs are calling for the Eurasian beaver to be fully reintroduced and recognised by the Scottish Government as a resident, native species […]
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Loch Lomond’s First Weirfest Shows the Way!
The first Loch Lomond Weirfest, also known as Scotland’s Red Hat Toorie Festival, will take place beside the legendary Tom Weir’s statue at Balmaha on Saturday, May 30 – and […]
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Our June 2015 Issue
Welcome to the sneak peek of our new issue. June’s magazine is packed with 132 pages of big-name interviews, things to see and do, an Outlander Special and an exclusive […]
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Take A Hike Heads to Glenshee
There was no doubt where we were heading on this Take A Hike – it was simply a case of looking up from where we’d parked our cars at the […]
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Success for Fundraising Fiesta!
Misión México’s first fundraiser event in Pollok Country Park went down a treat Families from all over Scotland visited the Mexican Family Fun Day and enjoyed a fun-filled afternoon of […]
