Here are 10 beautiful Scottish locations left to rot over time and how they look today

Despite being seemingly pointless in the modern world, abandoned places in Scotland hold powerful and melancholic reminders of where we came from and the ruthlessness of the passage of time - what could now merely be seen as a roof above pigeons’ heads to some was once home to thriving communities of people. View email online

Subscribe today Oct 26, 2022 Good morning. How are you this Wednesday morning? We hope your week is going well. Here are your 5 key stories this morning Abandoned Scotland Then and Now: 10 Scottish buildings and their disrepair today Politics: Sunak moves to unite party as he attempts to bring Tories back from the brink TV: Here are 10 of the best new TV series coming to Netflix UK in November Halloween in Scotland: 13 ancient customs of Celtic Halloween or Samhain Crime: Police officer suspended over alleged rape at police college Thanks for reading, more stories below. Graham Falk Abandoned Scotland Then and Now: 10 beautiful locations in Scotland left to rot Despite being seemingly pointless in the modern world, abandoned places in Scotland hold powerful and melancholic reminders of where we came from and the ruthlessness of the passage of time - what could now merely be seen as a roof above pigeons’ heads to some was once home to thriving communities of people. Ukrainian refugees told not to return home until spring as Russian attacks put pressure on energy network Scottish Government allowing untreated sewage to pour into specially protected Loch Leven When is PMQs? How to watch Rishi Sunak in first Prime Minister’s Questions since becoming leader Bancon Homes headline sponsors for Banchory Bonfire and Fireworks Waders bucking the trend in the Cairngorms National Park Banchory hospital gardens to be tidied up First round of Cairngorms Community Led Vision Fund awarded North-east company flies high in top 100 financial planning firms Westhill chippy shortlisted in Top 20 UK Takeaway of the Year Aboyne community comes together for path repairs View more news

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