It’s one of the most talked-about and well-attended New Year’s Eve celebrations next to ringing in the New Year in Times Square. It’s Edinburgh’s annual Hogmanay celebrations, and for the millions of ...
A rare severe flood warning of “danger to life” has been issued for part of northern Scotland on Hogmanay, as a heavy downpour of rain is expected to burst riverbanks. Aviemore and nearby areas in the ...
Revellers endured heavy rain and high winds as they welcomed in a stormy New Year last night – with blizzards set to bring more chaos today. The capital's iconic Hogmanay celebrations were cancelled ...
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. Up to 20cm of ...
Scotland's Hogmanay has been left in disarray as 2025 begins with torrential rain, wind and snow. People were forced to stay indoors as 2024 drew to a miserable end, with a low pressure system ...
Chief Superintendent David Robertson, Police Scotland Gold Commander for Edinburgh’s Hogmanay, said: “Cancelling such an event is a difficult decision for the organisers, but public safety ...
All outdoor events have been scrapped, including the street party, fireworks and concert in Princes Street Gardens.
“For all Edinburgh's Hogmanay outdoor events, we recommend audiences dress appropriately for winter events in Scotland – prepare for all weather, wrap up warm and double check with your travel ...
Fireworks on Calton Hill in Edinburgh mark the start of the New Year celebrations on December 29, 2007 in Edinburgh, Scotland. Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images An Edinburgh Hogmanay spokesperson said ...
For the first time, broadcaster Amy Irons will lead the Hogmanay celebrations on BBC One Scotland and the BBC Scotland Channel. Kicking the night off, comedian and broadcaster Des Clarke will host ...
Scotland is set to be battered by severe weather ... snow and rain which is set to hit over Hogmanay, New Years Day and Thursday, January 2. Moray and the Highlands will see the worst of the ...
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 ...