Today and tomorrow, Historic Scotland is offering free entry to many of its properties, including Edinburgh Castle and Craigmillar Castle. Historic Scotland is headquartered in Salisbury Place. More details on the Historic Scotland website here.
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SouthsideNewingtonNewsblog on 29th Nov 2008 (via cameronrose.blogspot.com)
First of all, it has been presented very well indeed. All this "Smarter Scotland", "Greener Scotland", "Healthier Scotland" and "Safer Scotland" stuff is brilliantly thought out. Who could argue with any of that as an aspiration for our country? I didn't get to see Alex Salmond's speech but I have the transcript and once again he is proving himself to be the Jed Bartlett of Scottish Poli...
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SNPTacticalVoting on 3rd Sep 2008 (via snptacticalvoting.blogspot.com)
Opinion once again being presented as fact? Loyalty itself has different meanings in different parts of Britain. Asians in Scotland, particularly those born in Scotland, describe themselves as Scots and tend to be more loyal to Scotland than Britain. The bulk of the Muslims in Scotland now support the SNP and back the demand for an independent Scotland. Asians in Wales also describe themselves as ...
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APintofUnionistLite on 30th Sep 2008 (via unionistlite.blogspot.com)
We frequently hear what an outstanding economic success Scotland has become since devolution. Here in Northern Ireland, the little Ulster Nationalists in the DUP often quote Scotland as a template we can use, something to which we can aspire. SO...get this. "Scotland is on course to become the third most state-dependent country in the world. Only Cuba and Iraq spend more taxpayers' money on p...
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ATangledWeb on 11th Jan 2009 (via atangledweb.squarespace.com)
The Telegraph reports that the Reform Scotland think tank recommends that Scotland should have its own Treasury and Chancellor and that the Barnett formula should be scrapped. This will result in Scotland raising its own taxes but it is unclear at this stage how much money raised in England will be allocated for spending north of
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TheEnglandProject on 20th Nov 2008 (via theenglandproject.net)
Scotland is changing. And you the people of Scotland have made it repeatedly clear to us, the Scottish Conservatives, that we need to change too.
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Scotsman on 18th Jan 2011 (via news.scotsman.com)
When Halifax and NatWest were swallowed up by Bank of Scotland and the Royal Bank of Scotland there was not a word of dissent from English MPs. A couple were worried about job loses in their constituency but that was about it, no nationalist case was made. In Scotland there was much crowing
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LittleManInAToque on 18th Sep 2008 (via toque.co.uk)
TOC East Central Scotland Glasgow Highlands & Islands Lothian Mid Scotland & Fife North East Scotland South Scotland West Central Scotland Well, the figures are done. We have an idea of how people may have voted had the Boundary Commission's revised proposals been in law by May 2007. In reverse order: Margo MacDonald would have been re-elected. The Greens would have two MSPs on my fig...
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JArthurMacNumpty on 27th May 2009 (via macnumpty.blogspot.com)
Here is a question for you: What makes you Scottish? How would you define who gets to call themselves a Scot? Do you have to be born in Scotland? Do you parents or grandparents have to have come from Scotland? Do you have to be ginger? What is a ‘Real Scot’? There are for me only two types of Scot – 1) Those lucky enough to be born in Scotland; or be descendants of people who wer...
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NorthToLeith on 9th Feb 2009 (via northtoleith.com)
Here is a question for you: What makes you Scottish? How would you define who gets to call themselves a Scot? Do you have to be born in Scotland? Do you parents or grandparents have to have come from Scotland? Do you have to be ginger? What is a ‘Real Scot’? There are for me only two types of Scot – 1) Those lucky enough to be born in Scotland; or be descendants of people who wer...
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NorthToLeith on 28th Oct 2008 (via northtoleith.blogspot.com)
IT IS a long-standing concern. An independent Scotland would be a Presbyterian Scotland, in which Catholics would find themselves in a position not dissimilar to that of their
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Scotsman on 30th Aug 2011 (via news.scotsman.com)