Kirknewton's seven community eco homes are listed complete, while 91 private permissions set the village's real growth, not the Trust's locked rental stock.
Circular fashion keeps clothes in use by rental, resale, repair and remaking. A Scottish hub shows grading and cleaning that decide if a garment comes back.
Prestwick's Broadway Cinema is showing films from 36 seats while its 1,060-seat Art Deco hall still waits for a full rebuild.
John Jerrim's 2018 PISA warning still fits: England's sitting sample runs light on lower-attaining pupils, a gap later files also show.
Smartphones in classrooms help only when a teacher directs the task. A phone in a pocket still splits attention, and students already behind lose the most.
Seven palace-curtain kimonos in 2023 began a Dumfries House craft line that later sold Sandringham stockings for more than £22,600.
The Napoleon Bonaparte Scotland connection is a Hebridean marshal, the Scots Greys' eagle, and Ossian, and the Perthshire grandfather story fails a 1746 birth date.
Father Andrew MacDonell sold a Catholic Gaelic colony Ottawa never approved, as around 300 islanders left on the SS Marloch for unready Alberta farms.
Catch nets held at Rest and Be Thankful, while Glen Kinglas and the Dunoon junction buried the A83 under more than 12,000 tonnes.
Nero Drinks used 15 Cumbernauld Road in Stepps as its registered office for 180 days. The US sanctions list still names that two-bed house.