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An early 20th-century writing desk made from ebonised mahogany, with insets of mother of pearl, ivory and glass. It has two 'wings' which are opened up. It is standing in the Mackintosh-designed drawing room at the Hill House.
9 May 2025

Mackintosh writing desk returns to the Hill House

A writing desk designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh has returned to the Hill House, its original home.

A group of people stand outside and look towards the camera
28 Apr 2025

Trust makes history with completion of plant audit

The Trust is celebrating the completion of a horticultural audit of over 77,000 living plants, the largest in its history.

Large vehicles help to clear a road of storm damage
25 Apr 2025

Your Gift in Action – spring 2025

As a charity, we rely on the generosity of our supporters to care for, share and speak up for Scotland‘s heritage.

A view looking across a vast expanse of lawn to Mar Lodge on a bright sunny day. The trees are green and beginning to turn into their autumn colours in some places. Tall mountains can be seen in the background.
21 Apr 2025

Mar Lodge Annual Review 2024

Mar Lodge Estate National Nature Reserve has published its Annual Review for 2024.

A woman with pink hair looks over a display shelf housing lots of pottery ornaments shaped like ghosts, unicorns and highland cows.
21 Apr 2025

Meet the Makers: Zoe Scott from Worrywarts by Cured

The Trust is proud to support talented makers and craftspeople from across Scotland. In this story we meet Zoe Scott, the owner of Worrywarts by Cured.

A large round stone cairn stands in the middle of a battlefield. Mountains and forests can be seen in the distance.
17 Apr 2025

Trusts join forces to explore Culloden’s complexities

We have teamed up with the National Trust to share insights into the complexity of the Battle of Culloden in a pair of podcasts.

A man looks at the crank handle of the internal mechanism of a water mill.
15 Apr 2025

Record-breaking donation brings Barry Mill back to life

One of the largest single gifts by a living donor in our charity’s history has supported restoration work, so Barry Mill can start milling flour again.

The newly reopened wooden long bridge at Dollar Glen surrounded by greenery
10 Apr 2025

Dollar Glen route back on track as bridge reopens

The Trust has completed repairs to bridge destroyed at Dollar Glen during Storm Arwen in 2021.

A hand holding a fossil with a calm sea in the background
10 Apr 2025

Step into science at Hugh Miller’s Birthplace

Join the team at Hugh Miller’s Birthplace Cottage and Museum for a thrilling experience filled with family-friendly science activities.