The Kelso Abbey, built around 1128 by King David I ... The demise of the abbey occurred as wars between Scotland and England took place over the years. The English tried with considerable success ...

All are now in ruins, thanks to the 16th-century destruction wrought in the Scottish Reformation; Henry VIII personally led the bombardment of Kelso Abbey, just 15 miles east. The Roman settlement ...

In Scotland they were very successful ... Also worth visiting is Kelso Abbey. It belonged to the Tironensian Order, which came to Selkirk from Tiron in France in 1113 - the first of David ...

The ruined Kelso Abbey is its most notable landmark, dating all the way back to the 12th century and remaining one of the best examples of Scottish monastic construction. Article continues below ...

A council has been accused of "setting town against town" as a consultation begins on the future of sport, leisure and ...

The Abbey was also one of the richest in Scotland — and the best part is, it’s free to visit. Sitting just outside of the ...

The "most beautiful village" in Scotland is historic and charming ... Amongst the standouts are the lavish Floors Castle and the ancient Kelso Abbey. Kelso is centred around a historic and ...

Pupils from six primary schools in and around Kelso have been taking part in the Medieval Construction Science Show at the town's Abbey Row Centre. It is presented by Historic Scotland and ...

A number remain closed, such as Kelso Abbey and Edzell Castle. Speaking in the Scottish Parliament on Wednesday, she said: “As we would all expect, HES must continue to prioritise the health and ...

Held in the town square, which is the largest cobbled town square in Scotland, there’s plenty of fresh produce and locally made clothing for you to indulge in. Kelso Abbey was one of the richest ...