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Edinburgh Castle reopens tomorrow as lockdown restrictions ease Edinburgh Castle will reopen its doors to visitors tomorrow as covid restrictions ease. The castle is one of over 20 ticketed sites managed by Historic Environment Scotland (HES) that will reopen across Scotland on April 30, with tickets going on sale on a pre-booked basis to the public earlier this month. This includes some of Scotland’s most iconic heritage sites including Stirling Castle, Linlithgow Palace, Urquhart Castle, St Andrews Castle, and Melrose Abbey. At Edinburgh Castle the Honours of Scotland are set to go on public display again and will be able to be viewed socially distanced with a new queuing system implemented in Crown Square to manage access. ....
Salmond calls for extension of Borders Railway Alba Party leader Alex Salmond has called for the extension of the Borders Railway (Jane Barlow/PA) Alex Salmond is calling for the Borders Railway to be extended to Carlisle to help the economic recovery after the pandemic. The Alba Party leader also suggested the A77 from Ayr to Stranraer should be made a dual carriageway to “turbo boost” the recovery in the south of Scotland. At a campaign event at Melrose Abbey to launch his new party’s South Scotland campaign, Mr Salmond will argue that Scottish independence is needed to provide the “financial clout” to fund big infrastructure projects such as railway and road expansions. ....
The former First Minister s Alba Party broadcast a strange 100-second clip in which an actor playing Robert the Bruce vows the rival to Nicola Sturgeon s SNP will break the spine of English superiority . ....
History is populated by strange and enigmatic individuals who have managed to become larger than life through centuries of legends orbiting them. We are often unable to fully untangle fact from fiction with such characters, often left to sift through what might have been real and what is pure fantasy. One such person is a supposedly powerful wizard who once lived in Scotland, and around who many tales have been spun. When talking about the legendary historical figure Michael Scott it is rather hard at times to disentangle fact from fantasy. What is sort of known is that he was probably born in 1175 somewhere in Scotland, possibly at a place called Fife, also known as the Borders. It is also known that he was a consummate scholar and intellectual, studying theology, philosophy, mathematics, and medicine at Oxford, Paris and Toledo universities, and he could also speak several different languages, including Latin, Greek, Arabic and Hebrew. Indeed, he became well-known as a skill ....