The museum of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders is looking for history fanatics to help run the brand new £4.7million state of the art museum that’s set to open next year.
Next Sunday will see Edinburgh’s Royal Mile resound to the clattering of hundreds of horses’ hooves as the annual Riding of the Marches recalls a custom dating back many centuries.
Forth Valley College students have baked a giant cake replica of the Wallace Monument ahead of next week’s festival celebrating the landmark’s 150th anniversary.
The grounds of Kinneil Estate will reverberate to the throbbing engines of magnificent classic cars this weekend, as the 2019 Bo’ness Revival and Hillclimb gets underway.
Falkirk’s Callendar Park will today play host to a woman who can fairly be called “a battleaxe” without fear of contradiction - and a galaxy of other costumed characters.
The celebration of fifty years of friendship between Falkirk and its German twin in Odenwald has been marked in style, with the help of dozens of local musicians.
A bold plan to create what might become Scotland’s foremost centre for the study of the Jacobite wars is just days away from a crucial Falkirk Council decision.
