This comes as a rare severe flood warning of “danger to life” was also issued for part of northern Scotland on Hogmanay, as a heavy downpour of rain is expected to burst riverbanks.

As we previously reported, Christmas was outlawed in Scotland for many years amidst the backdrop of the Scottish Reformation. As a result, Scots began to shift their celebrations to Hogmanay ...

This year, sports presenter Amy Irons was selected to lead BBC Scotland's Hogmanay celebrations for the first time ever. The telly favourite said it was an honour after she “grew up” watching ...

Head to BBC One Scotland, BBC Scotland and iPlayer for an incredible countdown to 2025 For the first time, broadcaster Amy Irons will lead the Hogmanay celebrations on BBC One Scotland and the BBC ...

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 ...

We didn't go anywhere, and so we started saving. "Everywhere online said Scotland for the Hogmanay, this three-day long celebration. We put all our savings in and we had it booked for two years.

For those celebrating Hogmanay, heavy downpours and snowfall may cause "significant disruption" across northern Scotland. Up to 140mm of rainfall is expected between today and tomorrow.

BBC SCOTLAND sports presenter Amy Irons says it's an 'honour' after she was selected to lead the channel's Hogmanay celebrations this year. “I couldn’t be more thrilled to be hosting Hogmanay ...

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 ...

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