Sandra Dick

With a clickety-click and fingers flying, the very crafty women from the Isle of Sanday got to work.

When Professor Lorna Dawson was growing up, the plants, crops and soil on and around her father’s Angus farm was a recurring source of interest.

From its source deep in the hills in South Lanarkshire, the River Clyde takes its 106 miles twisting, meandering journey under bridges, down…

Built by social reformer Robert Owen on solid foundations of workers’ rights and mutual respect, New Lanark’s rebirth as a World Heritage Site…

Light festivals have become a regular feature of Scotland’s autumn calendar, brightening up the darkest autumn evenings.

Scotland’s ever-expanding number of autumn and winter light festivals are now being credited as a shining example of how to drive up tourism…

For the visionary philanthropist and social reformer, Robert Owen, New Lanark would be a beacon of light amid the belching smoke of the Industrial…

They’re usually found lurking in a cluttered kitchen drawer, stuffed in an old box or in the depths of a cupboard, forgotten about or just left…

For visitors to New Lanark UNESCO World Heritage Site, seeing the mill buildings, counting house and hydro-powered 19th century spinning machinery…

A Scottish village firm and its connection with Henry Ford's development of the revolutionary Model T vehicle that changed the world of motoring…