From the ‘Biarritz of the North’ to a perfectly-preserved medieval town, these coastal destinations make for a refined trip ...

It is thought that the phrase, which is frequently used in many English-speaking countries, dates back to 15th-century Scotland—when it was common for thieves to steal or kill livestock and be ...

A historic 15th century tower in Dumfries and Galloway has reopened to visitors. Orchardton Tower near Palnackie had been closed to allow masonry to be inspected. But Historic Environment Scotland ...

Orchardton Tower, a 15th century structure in Dumfries and Galloway, has reopened its doors following a series of high-level masonry inspections.

Art History A Rare 15th-Century Black Book of Hours Is Getting a Long-Awaited Restoration The recipient of this year's TEFAF Museum Restoration Fund, the manuscript will be taken apart and ...

Archaeologists Identified a Mysterious 15th-Century Skull. It May Belong to a Legendary King. A royal mystery may finally be solved.

Countryfile adds: “St George’s Day became a national holiday in England in the early 15th century, remaining until the tradition dwindled after the union with Scotland in the late 18th century.” ...

The 15th century artefacts are a mixture of Scots and English coins, with English silver groats minted by King Henry V, King Edward IV, and Scottish gold demys and half-demys minted by Kings James ...