So what exactly is Hogmanay? Hogmanay is the Scottish word for the last day of the year (December 31), and the celebrations that night. The origins of the word aren't known for certain ...

Scotland has a very distinct culture when it comes to food, drink, and humour, among many other things. Scots are proud ...

SEVERAL locations in Scotland have been named among the "Best Places to Live ... These include the annual Bungo in the Back ...

But it is a particularly big deal in Scotland where it is called Hogmanay. Festivities such as fireworks and street parties take place all over Scotland and last for three days, beginning at the ...

We are going to make sure 2013 starts with a truly funny first-footing. Straight after Scotland's Hogmanay Live we will screen an episode of a BBC Scotland comedy great. But which classic show ...

Heavy rain and snow could cause significant disruption across Scotland in the lead-up to Hogmanay and beyond, according to the Met Office. The forecaster has issued a series of yellow weather ...

so long as you skip the popular New Year's festival, Hogmanay. Keep in mind: January and February are generally Scotland's coldest months.

Severe flooding could cause "danger to life" in parts of Scotland, according to forecasters, as weather warnings take effect on Hogmanay. The north west and central Highlands are expected to be ...