The arch had formed the approach to the Augustinian Abbey at the palace An ancient archway at Scone Palace in Perthshire has been destroyed after a van crashed into it. The historic 16th Century ...

In short, it is imperative that an estate pays its way. Scone Palace and the surrounding land has been owned by my family for over 400 years and after some difficult times, we are confident the ...

A historic archway at Scone Palace has been restored two years after it was accidentally demolished by a workman's van. The structure stood close to the site where the early kings of Scotland were ...

The Viscount Stormont knows a thing or two — or 1,000 — about his family’s ancestral home, Scone Palace, the ceremonial site in Scotland where Scottish monarchs were crowned. And Lord ...

The stone arch at Scone Palace in Perthshire was destroyed when it was struck by a van in September 2010. Experts have said repairing the intricate monument will be like completing the ''world's ...

But it was seized from Scone Palace, Scotland in 1296 by King Edward I of England (who was also nicknamed Hammer of the Scots for his repeated attempts to invade Scotland) and taken to England.

Development plans for Scone Palace will take a step forward this week. Scone Estates is drawing up plans which include a brand new visitor centre, shop, restaurant, ticket office, adventure play ...

The Murray Star Maze at Scone Palace in Scotland was planted in 1991 in the shape of a five-point star as a nod to the history of the Murray family — one of "the great families" of Scotland.

Ambitious plans for enhanced visitor facilities at Scone Palace – worth £10million – have been lodged with planners. Scone Estates’ scheme for ‘The Crowning Place of Scottish Kings ...

The most striking aspect of the landscape at Scone Palace is the history attached to the grounds. Take for example the family chapel on Moot Hill, the ancient crowning place of the Kings of Scots ...