When it comes to history and romance, Cawdor Castle has both in abundance and its ancient walls, drawbridge and links to Macbeth have ensured a stream of visitors over the centuries. Dr Samuel Johnson stopped off here on his tour of the islands and Robert Burns also stayed under its roof.
Glenwhan is one of Scotland’s most exciting gardens. It has been created by Tessa Knott Sinclair whose vision has transformed 100 acres of rough farmland, which had been designated for forestry, into a haven for plants and wildlife.
This is a good year for rhododendrons, with Mike Thornley attributing the spectacle to recent hot summers that have helped to stimulate flower buds,
Nominations are now being sought for this year's Herald & GenAnalytics Diversity Awards which recognise the trailblazers breaking down barriers in businesses and organisations across the country
Attadale Garden sits on the edge of Loch Carron and from the hillside behind the house there are spectacular views westwards towards Skye. This is one of the west coast’s most celebrated gardens and at this time of year, when the rhododendrons are in full flower, it is also one of the most colourful.
Agnes Stevenson meets Glen Gilson, Chairman and Managing Partner of Gilson Gray, a serial winner of accolades at The Herald Law Awards for Scotland and one of Scotland's fastest growing law firms
The finalists have been announced for this year’s The Herald Higher Education Awards.
Against the backdrop of a world experiencing rapid technological and environmental change, business leaders and young people will gather at The 23:30 Vision Event in Glasgow next week (April 17) to share ideas about how to create a positive and prosperous business environment for the benefit of all.
The leading lights of Scotland's recruitment industry - agencies who have set new standards of professionalism and innovation in their approach to hiring staff - will be honoured at next month's s1jobs Recruitment Awards sponsored by Hire Intelligence, LHH Recruitment Solutions, MDH Recruitment, Harvey Nash and Zonal.
The ancient towers of Kellie Castle date back to the 14th century, but after more than 500 years of occupation, the castle and the garden that it overlooks had slipped into a long slumber when in 1878 it found a new and sympathetic tenant in the shape of James Allan Lorimer, Professor of Public and International Law at Edinburgh University.
