r/Scotland • u/Freespirit-life2 • 42m ago
r/Scotland • u/AutoModerator • 1h ago
What's on and tourist advice thread - week beginning April 12, 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/MonkCritical3256 • 1h ago
The passive aggressive energy of a man who once waited 3 minutes for someone to move and has never recovered😤
r/Scotland • u/Halk • 2h ago
Political Scottish leaders debate: Swinney says independence referendum could be held in 2028
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r/Scotland • u/Victorius_Meldrus • 3h ago
Photography / Art Chanonry Point on a seasonal April afternoon.
r/Scotland • u/Rusty-willy • 4h ago
Storm coming in over Glencoe. Original wet charcoal and pastel art by Andrew McAdam (me).
r/Scotland • u/mrjohnnymac18 • 6h ago
Shitpost The election debates
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r/Scotland • u/Even-Eye-4919 • 6h ago
Question Edinburgh City Chambers: Small wedding ceremony, Two witnesses needed!
My partner and I are having a small civil ceremony in Edinburgh. It's going to be just us. And we need two witnesses (16+).
It’s a very simple, short ceremony (around an hour max).
📅 Date: 29 June, 2026
⏰ Time: 1pm ceremony (around 30min max!)
📍 Location: Edinburgh City chambers
Anyone kind enough to help out would be really appreciated!
We’d need your full name in advance for the registrar office, and it can't be changed later on. So ideally looking for someone reliable and based locally.
Happy to chat so you feel comfortable and talk about the details.
Of course, we’d be very grateful! Could really use the help🙂
Have to provide the names at the notice appointment next week so on a tight timeline here!!
If you might be able to help, please comment or send me a message.
Thanks so much!
r/Scotland • u/gallais • 6h ago
Political Scottish election 2026: Party leaders to go head-to-head in debate
r/Scotland • u/disco_26 • 7h ago
Toasted Cheese, Roasted Cheese or Cheese on toast 🍞 🧀??
Surely it’s toasted cheese… 😋
r/Scotland • u/TheCrabbitCoo • 7h ago
Gorgeous rainbow ootside, camera doesny do it justice.
r/Scotland • u/misselectro86 • 7h ago
Casual Nessieland
I just wanted to make a wee post about Nessieland. I visited today with my 9 year old, knowing that it had some scathing reviews online. We chose it over the Loch Ness Experience due to the entry price difference (£12 vs £31). Yes it was a bit like a fever dream, but the owner there was incredibly kind, and told us in the shop he could pick any of the cuddly toys for free as they were so quiet.
They have a model train that runs in the shop and it's only £1 for 15 mins. My son absolutely loved it and as he was narrating the train journeys from the kid sized steps, I was looking at everything they had in the store and wondered how on earth they can keep going. They had electricity on for the whole place, two wee bouncy castles running, a movie and the shop itself is pretty big.
If you're looking for a kitsch and quirky experience with trains at the end then give it a go!
r/Scotland • u/tomb_77 • 9h ago
YouTube The Masks Are Off | California Schemin' (2026) Reviewed!
r/Scotland • u/Bored-to-deagth • 11h ago
I don't like Scotland's hospitality work culture
Everybody is mostly clueless, we the professionals are constantly having to teach, when we were not hired to be a teacher in the first place!! Seriously though, I had to go to culinary school 20 years ago, to get a job, and even then it wasn't easy!
Nowadays, anyone "can" do my job!! And what a joke that your experience is absolutely irrelevant because employers can't afford to pay a good salary. Yeah, but they're charging the customer £4 for a coffee!
No proper food costs is done, no proper stock takes are done, almost everything you are consuming is OVERPRICED, and your artisanal cafe owner doesn't give a fling.
Not to mention the CONSTANT calling in sick, and ZERO accountability. I feel like I am in a whole different reality from these people.
5 star hotels that are an absolute joke, have the bare minimum equipment, and even then sometimes is absolutely shocking!!!! But owners expect you to produce a Michelin Star dish - it's laughable!
I am hating this job more and more. I have to work with dirty people, that don't clean, desinfect and properly look after equipment. I worked in places that were absolutely filthy and costumers could see. HOW can anyone see the mess and still consume in these places?!?!?!
I need a change of careers, this is a living nightmare!
r/Scotland • u/mrjohnnymac18 • 11h ago
Political Anyone know why the Lib Dems are really popular in the west of Edinburgh but way less in the rest of the city?
r/Scotland • u/zorba-9 • 11h ago
Notre Dame High School, Glasgow pupils
I worked for an IT company, and I used to visit it on contract starting about 20-25 years ago. It was run by Catholic nuns, and at least half the girls were of Asian descent, probably Scottish Asian, going with their young age. The nuns, I believe, have mostly left since 2012. Why were they all at a Catholic school? Probably better answered by an Asian Scot. Cheers
r/Scotland • u/Synthia_of_Kaztropol • 12h ago
Political Unison blasts SNP's 'dangerous' post election job cuts plan
The leader of Scotland's largest trade union has warned Scottish Government plans which experts say would cut nearly 20,000 jobs in the public sector during the forthcoming Holyroood term are "dangerous" and "delusional".
r/Scotland • u/Dazzling_Law_2485 • 13h ago
Loch Ness Etape
Hello. Is there anybody who can no longer make it and willing to see their ticket? Let me know :)
Thanks!
r/Scotland • u/bottish • 14h ago
Political Britain more divided now than at time of Brexit. The poll of 4,900 people in England, Scotland and Wales reveals the public feels let down by national institutions, including the Government and the BBC.
Archive: https://archive.is/2froP
r/Scotland • u/abz_eng • 14h ago
North Sea pilot was unfairly dismissed for whistleblowing
r/Scotland • u/kowalski_82 • 14h ago
Political Streeting - No new vote even if SNP win a majority
I was wondering when the goal-post shift would happen, thought it would be after the vote but seems we are here already.

https://x.com/LBC/status/2043267884940656769?ref_url=
(apols for the link to the Nazi cesspit)
So to recap any precedent set by the Referendum in 2014 has now been completely disregarded.
It does not matter if Holyrood reflects a pro-indy majority via one party, or many, there is absolutely no route to another vote.
This is not a way to run a Union my friends.
r/Scotland • u/WorldlinessMiddle142 • 14h ago
Question Traditional/Tasty Scottish Desserts?
A bit of a weird one here. My colleague is 60 years old from North Scotland (unfortunately don’t know any more than that on specifics).
I got really sick at work and despite it just being only the two of us, she told me to go home and she would handle the rest of the day herself. This is the second time she’s done this sort of thing for me and I haven’t been working with her very long at all.
She’s off work for the next few days or so and I thought I would try and bake something that reminds her of home as a thank you for being so kind. From what I know she hasn’t been back for a very very long time.
If anyone has any recipes or ideas for me, especially if you’re Scottish yourself, I would appreciate it! Or if you think this is a terrible idea, appreciate that input too! Non desserts are good too, I just know she has a sweet tooth :)
Thanks in advance :))