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Government research reveals 70% think there should be more opportunities to learn the language.
Watch Scottish Power Pipe Band practice ahead of the World Championships 
Watch the Scottish Power Pipe Band as they practice for the 2011 World Pipe Band Championships at Glasgow Green next Saturday.
Harris Tweed Hebrides is hoping to expand their market to India, China, Brazil and Russia.
Academics have called on the SNP to invest in the promotion of Scottish literature and Scots language in schools.
New program makes the complete works of Burns available for free on the iPhone for the first time.
The leader of a Facebook campaign is delighted with the decision to reverse the cut of a leading weaving course until 2012 and hopes the move will...
Here's a handy list of reasons why there's nothing better than celebrating north of the border on October 31.
The Earl of Elgin, chief of the name of Bruce, explains why the Scottish clans can be successful in the modern age.
Around 50,000 people attended the showpiece event in Edinburgh.
Prince Charles today officially opened Scotland’s largest ever highland games and clan meeting as the Homecoming’s Gathering got under way in...
As Edinburgh prepares to host the largest ever meeting of clansmen in Scotland, we take a look at what a Scottish clan actually is.
It all started in Scotland, but can the return of the wandering clans at the Gathering inject life back into the homeland?
First minister Alex Salmond opens Fàs, an £8 million Gaelic arts centre at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig on the Isle of Skye.
More than 1,000 performers from around the world will take part in this year's Edinburgh Military Tattoo. The show's producer is promising a mix of...
Several international acts from the Edinburgh Tattoo performed a free concert at the Ross Bandstand in Princes Street Gardens.
A look behind the scenes at this spectacular annual event.
Edinburgh's Christmas Winter Wonderland 2007 was held in Princes Street Gardens.
Edinburgh's Beltane celebrates the arrival of spring with fire, drums and pagan rituals.
The launch of Ceilidh Culture, celebrating the traditional arts of music, song, dance and storytelling.
The east coast town of Stonehaven welcomes in the new year with its unique fireball ceremony.
