When they’re not hosting back-to-back balls or music nights in their ‘rave cave’, the Linzee Gordons welcome wedding parties, ...

HUNDREDS of Loony Dook bathers splashed about on New Year’s Day just yards from raw sewage pouring into the sea. The sickening waste spewed from an overflowing drain on the beach next to where ...

DRESSING like you’re hitting the Highlands is set to be the biggest fashion trend of 2025, with tartan prints and cosy knits taking over the high street. And with the third series of The ...

Swimmers wore tartan bikinis and kilts for the barmy ... Elsewhere, dozens charged into the water at Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire. The Loony Dook is an annual event which dates back to 1986 when ...

Forecasters are warning of potential travel disruption to start the new year, with the Met Office warning set to come into ...

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A Tartan Army foot soldier has finally completed ... Based in Maud, a little Aberdeenshire village with very little pubs nearby - the group now have their very own Scotland themed sports bar ...

North East England will enjoy the brightest weather of the day, with some sunshine in Aberdeenshire and temperatures of 10C (50F) to 12C (54F) across the UK. Looking ahead to New Year's Eve ...

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A colleague of an automotive executive who died after his plane crashed near an airport has paid tribute to his 'passion, kindness, and intelligence'. Nicholas Denison-Pender, 50, from Perthshire, was ...

The finishing touch of Kate’s look was a blue and green tartan scarf, which served as the centerpiece on which Princess Charlotte’s complementary holiday sartorial statement was based.