Da Vinci Code church captured in 3D

Da Vinci Code church captured in 3D

A Scottish church that featured in a bestseller novel has been captured in 3D using cutting-edge technology. Rosslyn Chapel, a  building dating back to the 1400s, gained international fame from Dan Brown’s book, the Da Vinci Code. A team from Historic Scotland and Digital Design Studio at the Glasgow School of Art scanned the building using three...

January 27 2010 / Comments / Read More »

Dog owners to face tougher penalties

A government committee has supported the introduction of  tougher penalties for dog owners who do not keep their pets...

January 26 2010 / Comments / Read More »

Gallery: 1100 sleep rough for homeless charity

A homeless charity held their annual Sleepout event on Friday night, attracting over 1100 people. Participants spent the night sleeping...

January 24 2010 / Comments / Read More »

10,000 families to save hundreds on energy bills

Thousands of low-income families will receive help from the Scottish Government to reduce their energy bill costs. The Scottish Government...

January 13 2010 / Comments / Read More »
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Regional

Gallery: 1100 sleep rough for homeless charity

A homeless charity held their annual Sleepout event on Friday night, attracting over 1100 people. Participants spent the night sleeping rough inside the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre or its car park to raise...

Jan 24, 2010 / More » Gallery: 1100 sleep rough for homeless charity

Entertainment

Tennant voted best Doctor ever

David Tennant has been voted the best Doctor Who of all time by a poll of 2,000 people. The 38-year-old Scottish actor is due to leave the role after this year’s two-part “End of...

Dec 23, 2009 / More » Tennant voted best Doctor ever

Science & Environment

Bookies set to lose £100,000 as white Christmas betting closes

Bookmakers William Hill are preparing for a loss of over £100,000 in Scotland as white Christmas betting was closed today. Bets were taken that a single snowflake will fall on one of three Scottish...

Dec 24, 2009 / More » Bookies set to lose £100,000 as white Christmas betting closes

Health

Four more die after contracting swine flu

Four adults have died after contracting swine flu, raising the number of Scottish deaths caused by the disease to 62. Three of the four victims had underlying health problems, whilst one other from the...

Dec 30, 2009 / More » Four more die after contracting swine flu
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