Scottish Field

Scottish Field is a premier lifestyle magazine based in Scotland, offering a blend of country news, fashion, home décor, travel, culinary delights, property insights, and more. Founded in 1903, the magazine recently commemorated its 113th anniversary. It is published on a monthly basis, with Richard Bath serving as the editor for the past six years.

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Best places to live in Scotland revealed - did your area make the list?

1 week ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Ever wondered where the best place to live in Scotland is? Well, Garrington Property Finders has unveiled their list of the best places to live in Scotland. Bridge of Allan has been crowned as this year’s best place to live, it has been revealed. Garrington Property Finders ranked more than 160 communities across Scotland according to four key criteria – natural beauty, wellbeing, employment and connectivity plus value for money.
7 Hidden Scottish Villages You Need to Visit

1 week ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Scotland’s dramatic landscapes and charming villages draw visitors from around the world, but some of its most beautiful spots remain blissfully off the beaten path. If you’re looking to escape the crowds, these seven hidden villages should be on your list. Where: North-east coast, about an hour from Aberdeen. Tucked between cliffs and the North Sea, Pennan is best known as the filming location for Local Hero.
Was This the Box That Sealed Mary, Queen of Scots’ Fate? - Scottish Field

1 week ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Was This the Box That Sealed Mary, Queen of Scots’ Fate? The silver casket behind 450 years of intrigue to go on display in Stirling for first timeA rare and intricately crafted silver casket, believed to have belonged to Mary, Queen of Scots, will be displayed at The Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum.
In a Nutshell, Daniela Forbes at The Scottish Game Fair: 'When my kids say I’ve nailed my Nonna’s sugo recipe, I feel like I’ve won gold'

1 week ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Daniela Forbes is a chef, food stylist and educator with deep Italian roots and a passion for helping people gain confidence in the kitchen. She will be attending this year’s Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust Scottish Game Fair, which takes place from 4-6 July at Scone Palace in Perthshire. What’s the closest thing you have to a signature dish: As an Italian, lasagne is close to my heart – it’s a true family favourite, but I also make a seriously good fish pie that always goes down a storm.
The Good Books, Andrés N. Ordorica: 'I have held onto The Wind in the Willows since I was a child, it's a magical reading experience'

1 week ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Andrés N. Ordorica on love, poetry and how James Baldwin continues to inspire him. The first book I remember reading:I don’t quite think it was the first book I read, but definitely one that has stayed with me from a young age: The Wind in the Willows. When I was quite young, my parents gifted me a beautifully illustrated version that I have held onto. It made for a magical reading experience.
Conservation stocking may be the only option to stop complete loss of wild salmon populations new study finds

1 week ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Wild salmon numbers in Scotland have declined to such an extent that conservation stocking may be the only option to stop the complete loss of the threatened populations, experts have warned. A groundbreaking new study by the River Carron Conservation Association (RCCA) found fish stocked as eggs or juveniles survive to return as adults and in some years account for more than 50% of the rod catch.
The Good Books, Gordon J. Brown: 'Stephen King nearly got me fired from my job as a bar man because I couldn’t put his books down'

2 weeks ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Founder of crime writing festival Bloody Scotland, Gordon J. Brown, talk about his love of Stephen King, why he could never finish Lord of the Rings, and the latest book from Denzil Meyrick after his death. The first book I remember reading:Although I read The Famous Five and The Secret Seven when I was young, the first book that really sticks in mind was The Hardy Boys – What Happened At Midnight. I loved the series. The idea that boys could get involved in grown up crime cases was magical.
In a Nutshell, Tim Maddams at the Scottish Game Fair: 'If I wasn't a chef I'd be a gardener, I love growing stuff'

2 weeks ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Tim Maddams, formerly Head Chef at the River Cottage Canteen, grew up in Wiltshire. He cooked in professional kitchens with Fergus Henderson, Alistair Little, Marco Pierre White and Mark Hix before moving to Moray in 2020 where he continues teaching, cooking and consulting on ethical, sustainable local food. Tim will be attending this year’s Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust Scottish Game Fair, which takes place from 4-6 July at Scone Palace in Perthshire.
Methven Castle: Medieval castle once home Queen of Scotland Margaret Tudor hits the market

2 weeks ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Only 11 families have ever owned it, but now Methven Castle – once home to Margaret Tudor, the Queen of Scotland – is on the market. Set in rural Perthshire, the medieval property is one of Scotland’s foremost royal castles and comes with a wealth of history. From 1100 the castle was owned by the De-Mowbray Family who later sided with the English in the War of Independence. After the battle of Bannockburn in 1314, Robert the Bruce confiscated it and gave the castle to his daughter, Marjorie Bruce.
In the frame, Douglas Roulston: Renowned artist and extreme sports enthusiast unveils his largest solo exhibition

2 weeks ago | scottishfield.co.uk | Ellie Forbes

Renowned artist and extreme sports enthusiast, Douglas Roulston, has unveiled his largest solo exhibition to date – inspired by his adventures around some of Scotland’s most remote landscapes. The Odyssey Within is the most extensive exhibition Scottish landscape artist Douglas has put together and will be on show at Strathearn Gallery, in Crieff this month.