A video of an outdoor spa experience in Scotland has gone viral. On Thursday, VisitScotland revealed that a 15-second ...

Of the nine Scottish snowsport athletes among a 20-strong Team GB squad announced by the British Olympic Association for this ...

The existence of Scotland's legendary Loch Ness Monster has been hotly-debated for nearly a century. Affectionately referred to as Nessie, the large marine creature is said to inhabit the ...

BROADCASTER Kirsty Young has won the right to build a holiday lodge on Loch Lomond’s 'Wallaby Island'. The former Desert Island Discs presenter and her husband, Nick Jones, bought the 103-acre ...

BBC radio host Kirsty Young has won her years-long battle to build a holiday lodge on her £1.6 million 'Wallaby Island' in Loch Lomond. The former Desert Island Discs presenter, 56, had faced ...

Controversial plans by broadcaster Kirsty Young and her husband for a new lodge on an island in Loch Lomond have been given the green light. The former Desert Island Discs presenter and her ...

The couple pledged to transform it into “a beautiful place for everyone to enjoy” when they submitted the plans with the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority for a three-bedroom lodge ...

Presenter Kirsty Young and her husband have been granted permission to build a short-stay holiday lodge on Loch Lomond’s famous ‘wallaby island’. The former Crimewatch and Desert Island ...

Plans for a new cafe/restaurant and 12 holiday lodges beside a remote Falkirk loch took a step forward today as planning permission was granted. The REWD group director, Lawrie Duncan, told ...

Plans submitted by broadcaster Kirsty Young and her husband to build a holiday lodge on ‘Wallaby island’ in Loch Lomond have been approved. The former Desert Island Discs presenter and her husband, ...

As previously reported, the couple pledged to transform it into “a beautiful place for everyone to enjoy” when they submitted the plans with the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority ...

The snaps were shared to the Loch Ness Exploration group on Facebook. The post explained: "The object whatever it was captured on the Shoreland lodges webcam. The object was moving close to shore ...