Schottland
Scottish factory supplies all curling stones for 2026 Winter Olympics
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A small factory in Mauchline, Scotland, crafts the curling stones used at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Cortina, Italy, from unique granite quarried on the remote island of Ailsa Craig. Kays Scotland, founded in 1851, holds exclusive rights to the island's microgranite, ensuring the stones' durability and performance on ice. The process combines ancient geology with handcrafted precision, supporting the sport's Olympic tradition since 1924.
Adventure Rider magazine has published edition #11-26 of its popular Inmate Photos of the Week on March 13, 2026, highlighting spontaneous adventures and scenic rides shared by community members. The collection includes trips across Scotland, Canada, the US, and more, captured on various motorcycles.
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Preisgekrönte Autoren Jon Miller und LG Thomson moderieren die WordHaus-Veranstaltung, ein Kabarett aus Poesie und Prosa, am 27. März im Ceilidh Place in Ullapool. Ihnen schließen sich die Dichterinnen Cáit O’Neill McCullagh und Lynn Valentine an. Die Veranstaltung soll einen lebendigen Raum für die Verbindung zwischen Publikum und Performern schaffen.
Pakistans Platz beim T20 World Cup 2026 gefährdet nach Rückzug Bangladeschs und Aufnahme Schottlands
Schottland ersetzt Bangladesch in Gruppe C des T20 World Cup 2026 nach dem sicherheitsbedingten Ausstieg Bangladeschs aus den in Indien ausgetragenen Spielen, was Unsicherheit über Pakistans Teilnahme schürt, während PCB-Chef Mohsin Naqvi auf Regierungsentscheid wartet—Uganda als potenzieller Ersatz bereit.
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The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Scotland's National Curling Academy in Stirling on January 20, 2026, where they tried the sport for the first time and met Team GB and Paralympics GB athletes ahead of the Winter Olympics. In a light-hearted competition, Kate emerged victorious over William despite an initial slip on the ice. The event highlighted curling's Scottish roots and the teams' successes.
A Tesla Cybertruck is on display at Scotland's Silverburn shopping centre from November 11 to 16, 2025, drawing both excitement and criticism. The futuristic electric vehicle, not available in the UK, has sparked debate due to owner Elon Musk's recent controversial statements. Glasgow MSP Patrick Harvie has condemned the exhibition for promoting Musk's brand.
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Scotland announced it will halt funding to weapons manufacturers supplying certain parties on September 4, 2025. The decision affects companies involved in specific arms supplies. It aligns with policy shifts on international conflicts.