Eventually, sales executive Oliver "Ollie" Medforth was sent home after a disastrous attempt at making brownies for guests. As reported by the Scottish Daily Express, Cawdor Castle is situated ...

a romantic Scottish castle that’s the stuff of Braveheart dreams. Here, legend has it, Robert the Bruce signed an agreement with the detested English under one of its trees. Oliver Cromwell is ...

Truly one of Scotland's most underrated ... and Tantallon Castle, constructed in the 1300s, both destroyed by Oliver Cromwell's armies in the 1650s. These majestic ruins are open to the public ...

In 1650 they were removed for safekeeping ahead of Oliver Cromwell’s siege of Edinburgh Castle. Unable to be returned to Edinburgh Castle following the Scottish coronation of King Charles II in ...

Wild flowers in Kings Park, below Stirling Castle. The Roman road ... William the Conqueror, Oliver Cromwell and every King and Queen of Scotland, including MacBeth, Kenneth McAlpin and Robert ...

The plans signal a major step change for Dunnottar, a clifftop fortress where the Honours of Scotland were hidden from Oliver Cromwell's men during the 17th century. The castle was later forfeited ...

A clifftop castle in Scotland, which played a pivotal role in the nation's history, began to crumble into ruin in the 1720s after its owner got embroiled in the Jacobite rebellion. Perched near ...

Castle Oliver is the second castle to grace the lands ... though the location has yet to be decided. Scotland or the warmer climes of Europe are some of the contenders. Upstairs there are two ...

The Sheffield United and Scotland striker took to Instagram to ... to girlfriend Brogan Rooney at the picturesque Carlowrie Castle, just outside Edinburgh. McLean picked up a toe injury that ...

In 1650, the tower was sacked by Oliver Cromwell's armies and ... Reinvent yourself as ancient Scottish royalty, in a historic castle tower that looks over the majestic countryside of East Lothian.

One clifftop castle in Scotland played a crucial role in the country's long history until it began to fall into ruin in the 1720s after the owner became involved in the Jacobite rebellion.