Artist behind 'disturbing' sculpture says it's not intended to cause upset
Sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor created The Alluvia for the River Stour in his hometown of Canterbury, but an online backlash ...
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ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Highland volunteer helped check 7500km of routes featured in new Scottish Hill Tracks book
Colin Cadden committed to surveying all the Cairngorms routes in a new guide to Scotland’s rights of way. John Davidson spoke ...
This divided Labour Government is already mired in accusations of sleaze and hypocrisy
It is astonishing how quickly the new Government has descended into sleaze – something Labour roundly condemned while in ...
Scotland's Gaelic debate bears resemblance to rows in Montenegro
Scotland’s online language wars have flared up again as the SNP introduces a bill to make Scots and Gaelic ‘official’. As passions run ...
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Avoid Stonehenge Crowds At This Scottish Island With Some Of The World's Best Standing Stones
If you want to marvel at prehistoric standing stones but prefer to avoid Stonehenge crowds, this island off the coast of ...
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Photographer documents every concrete skatepark in Scotland
Saughton Skatepark in Edinburgh is one of the largest outdoor concrete parks in the UK (Image: Neil Davidson) The idea to photograph every concrete skatepark in Scotland wasn’t entirely an artistic ...
Is this the most disturbing artwork EVER made? Artist defends design branded 'tone deaf' and 'shocking' - but what do you think?
Jason deCaires Taylor created a sculpture called The Alluvia to be placed in the River Stour in Canterbury, Kent. Alluvia's ...
Man seriously injured in two-car crash
He was taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary for treatment. The other driver was uninjured. Police were called to the scene on ...