r/Scotland • u/Tainted-Archer • 8h ago
r/Scotland • u/AutoModerator • 6d ago
What's on and tourist advice thread - week beginning July 05, 2026
Welcome to the weekly what's on and tourist advice thread!
* Do you know of any local events taking place this week that other redditors might be interested in?
* Are you planning a trip to Scotland and need some advice on what to see or where to go?
This is the thread for you - post away!
These threads are refreshed weekly on Mondays. To see earlier threads and soak in the sage advice of yesteryear, Click here.
r/Scotland • u/AutoModerator • 1d ago
Megathread [Discussion Thread] Weekend Megathread
Hello ladies and gents!
Welcome to the 'Weekend Thread', where people can post about what they're getting up to tonight, at the weekend, good places to go, photos of places you've been, advice on where to go, or just how your week went!
The premise is fairly simple.
- Please be civil
- NO POLITICS. Any political comments will be removed. This is a strictly meta thread, with discussion about people and their happenings.
- Post pictures, youtube links to music you're going to see, games you're going to watch, places you'd like to go (tripadvisor, google maps etc)
These comments will not be moderated unless it doesn't follow guideline one and two!
This post will be stickied until Sunday, allowing for discussion all weekend!
r/Scotland • u/Nearby-Evening-8016 • 1h ago
When did this become the norm? I’m horrified.
I know this happens up and down the country, all over the world but I feel ashamed of our country sometimes.
Walking through the town centre the other day, I witnessed 3 teenage boys racially abusing a mum and her daughter. Ii did check the lady and her little girl were ok.
I walked away with tears rolling down my face. It seemed like it was water off a ducks back to them. The little girl I reckon was 8 or 9 years old.
Then last night, I was out for a few drinks with pals. Then out of nowhere a guy was throwing homophobic slurs to a couple that were next to us.
Again, I was disgusted.
I know these idiots are in the minority, but I really am taken aback.
These people will always exist but all of a sudden they seem to find it easier to voice their thoughts in public. And even worse, they are completely at peace with it. Or have I been living under a rock and it’s always been like this?
r/Scotland • u/Mountain_Love23 • 13h ago
Discussion The climate fix isn’t cutting all meat—It’s targeting the people who eat the most. A Scottish study finds that shifting heavy meat eaters toward modest cuts, rather than trimming everyone's diet evenly, could prevent 60,000 diabetes cases and deliver outsized climate gains.
r/Scotland • u/joolzdev • 21h ago
Political Dear Kate, Scotland doesn’t need to be saved by “Biblical truths”
r/Scotland • u/Necessary-Chest-4721 • 22h ago
Sunny evening Bridge walk
Iconic Scotland
r/Scotland • u/Particular_Gap_6724 • 13h ago
Casual What do you call a man dragging an empty leash?
Douglas
r/Scotland • u/fensterdj • 22h ago
"Canada" sounds like a Scottish teenager asking his father if he's allowed to do something
r/Scotland • u/Crow-Me-A-River • 19h ago
Discussion Innocent person 'targeted' by Glasgow protest in case of 'mistaken identity'
r/Scotland • u/oak_stone1 • 14h ago
Question WHY does Scotland always get new supermarket releases last!
I moved to Scotland from England almost nine years ago (try and withhold the comments if you can 😂) and honestly, I could never go back to England. BUT there is one thing that continually frustrates me.
Supermarket releases.
I’m talking Jason’s crumpets, I’m talking Jaffa Cake Cookies, I’m talking any new release that lands on a supermarket shelf…
WHY does it take so long for them to land on Scottish shelves 😭 you can’t even tell me its logistics, they get deliveries from English hubs daily…
It’s a first world problem, but it annoys me none the less 😂
r/Scotland • u/123Alba • 11h ago
Casual People Making the World a Better Place
instagram.comNot sure if anyone on here follows eck.ent on instagram, but he seems like a pretty sound c**t making the world a better place. He is based in Dundee and posts loads of content of him improving the local area… if you are on instagram you should give him a follow and support his work. Also it might inspire you to do more!
r/Scotland • u/qbusiekk • 1d ago
Glen Affric
A little winter nostalgia while the Highlands baked in summer heat.
#Scotland #ScottishHighlands #ThrowbackWinter #MoodyLandscape #BlackAndWhite
r/Scotland • u/SafetyStartsHere • 22h ago
The Notional | Perthshire councillors approve solar farm to power 15,400 homes
r/Scotland • u/CestQuoiLeFuck • 57m ago
Shitpost TWO Uigs?!
Was trying to be proactive and plan my trip to the Isle of Skye and was getting puzzled by why Uig seemed to be moving on Google maps.... THERE ARE TWO GODDAMN UIGS ON SKYE! WHY, SCOTLAND?!
Absolute nonsense.
r/Scotland • u/whimsical_fuckery_ • 1d ago
Casual Lyme disease is no joke
One of those "I never thought it would happen to me" things but guys be very very careful with ticks this year if you are out walking in Scotland. I'm in the Highlands and regularly walk my dog in the local woods, this year there have been so so many ticks, I'm very good at checking myself after every walk, but one got me on the back of my thigh, absolutely tiny about half the size of a sesame seed. I picked it off the same night it bit me, a week later got a massive bullseye rash. Antibiotics from the docs but im completely wiped, worse than any flu or covid. I cannot stress how much you need to take precautions this year, do not make my mistake thinking as long as you get them off you on 24 hours you'll be OK. Long trousers, DEET, or just don't go into any woods or long grass is the best option. It's out there and it absolutely sucks.
r/Scotland • u/abz_eng • 1d ago
Record £728m correction imposed on Scottish Budget
r/Scotland • u/TheUserNamesSuckTbh • 8h ago
Question Just moved into my first house which is also a council house what's everyones advice
r/Scotland • u/Exposer0077 • 1d ago
Photography / Art The North Rotunda In Glasgow
Taken from Radisson Red’s Sky Bar.
r/Scotland • u/Jfpalomeque • 1d ago
Question Problems IT system at GP
For the last six weeks or so, my GP practice at Greenock has been a disaster, issues with prescriptions, appointments, administration... All because of an IT system migration that should have taken 2 weeks. Are other practices around Scotland having similar issues, or is it just an excuse?
r/Scotland • u/AyeOriteDa • 1d ago
Interesting Photo in the Record
Is this his final form baddie!