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Proud of your Scottish Heritage? Want to discover more about your Scottish roots? Then SCOTS is the magazine for you. Published quarterly, SCOTS contains 112 glossy colour pages of the most stunning photography and outstanding writing you will find in any magazine anywhere. Click on the cover opposite to review the current issue and then take advantage of SCOTS 30 day risk-free trial. |
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The US SCOTS Directory of Scottish Websites Scottish Diaspora Scottish Communities Around the World |
| The US SCOTS Internet Guide to Scottish Games and Festivals around the world |
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Scot Roots Research Scot Roots is led by Dr Brian Thomson, an experienced genealogist with 15 years of researching Scottish local history. As well as a wide knowledge of Scotland, Dr Thomson has travelled in the Pacific, New Zealand, Australia, Alaska, Africa and throughout Europe. His own ancestry is predominantly Scot, especially from Shetland and Orkney islands, with a dash of Canadian, German, English and Irish. Member of the Scottish Genealogy Society, and the Scottish Local History Forum. Free initial enquiry. |
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Scots in London Dynamic Passionate Scottish Network Events, a hub for London Scots. Quarterly events are arranged, and other London Scottish events publicised. |
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New Scots In London website to be launched soon. |
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Australian Gaelic Singers, or C̣isir Ghàidhlig
Astràilianach,
based in Sydney Australia and performing regularly in Scottish Gaelic
here and in Scotland. We perform both traditional and modern
arrangements, always in Gaelic and in the traditional style of unaccompanied vocals. We are always open to new members. Plus, we teach conversational Gaelic. |
| University College of Cape Breton's Celtic Society A student society web page. They concentrate on the preservation of the Scottish and Gaelic culture on Cape Breton Island. They have a short list of useful Gaelic phrases and some links to related sites. |
| Tales from Scottish-American Immigrants |
| Tartan Barmy We are a new small business trying to keep those overseas in touch with Scotland. Living in Scotland and married to a man born in Glasgow and raised in Canada we are aware of how proud people are to be Scottish or be associated with Scotland. |
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Scotland
Funds The Scotland Funds has been set up “to activate and
involve the Scottish Diaspora, initially in North America, in the
funding and delivery of projects which will address the issues of
education, cultural development and economic regeneration in
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