All Stories
A tribute to our former President, Lord Airlie
Lord Airlie served as the President of the National Trust for Scotland from 1997–2002.
Celebrating 200 years of the Burns Monument
We’re hosting celebration events for the 200th anniversary, including talks outlining future plans for developing the Monument’s garden.
Digging deep into the condition of the Hill House
Research into the condition of the walls at the Hill House allows for cautious optimism, but the clock is still ticking on Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s masterpiece.
The Portfolio Review
The Portfolio Review documents what the Trust has in its care, and how this might evolve to benefit our charitable purpose.
Apple of our eye – new garden sculpture for Brodick Castle
Commonwealth Games artist Robert Coia has created an apple sculpture using timber from a fallen oak tree within Brodick Country Park.
Many hands make light work
Members of staff from the National Trust for Scotland and People’s Postcode Lottery recently took part in a volunteering day at Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve.
Raeburn’s Edinburgh exhibition opens to the public
Marking the 200th anniversary of Raeburn’s death, the exhibition offers new perspectives on one of Scotland’s greatest artists.
Strengthening the team at the Trust
A desire to protect Scotland’s landscapes and wildlife and a natural affinity to the places in our care has conservation specialists coming back year on year.
Launch of member passport
The new National Trust for Scotland passport, exclusively for members, is a wonderful way to experience Scotland’s special places.