
Postcard from Callander
Since forming in 2003, Callander Community Development Trust has organised Farmers Markets, run the town’s annual Spring Clean, extended the Festive Lights display and secured funding for numerous other projects.

Postcard from a Bike Town
Overcast skies and the threat of rain failed to dampen the spirits of the crowd that gathered in Cambuslang Park, just outside Glasgow, earlier this month (July) for the official launch of the CamGlen (Cambuslang and Rutherglen)Bike Town project.

Postcard from Linlithgow
Back in the 1500s, the historic, royal burgh of Linlithgow had more butchers, bakers, shoemakers and tailors than you could shake a stick at. These days, although still busy and prosperous (and with three Scottish government ministers resident there to prove it)

Postcard from Peebles
The town of Peebles has been named the most creative place of its size in Scotland and the best in Scotland for its range of independent shops and “home town identity.” Every year, thousands of day trippers are attracted to its delightful Victorian

Postcard from Elgin
When Daniel Defoe visited Elgin in 1717, he found it “a very agreeable place.” But these days, people living in Elgin want it to be more than “agreeable” - they want it to be a “compelling destination.” Says David Urquhart