Executive non-departmental public body protecting Scotland’s historic environment
A 14th-century skeleton from Stirling Castle shows injuries consistent with a high-velocity trebuchet impact. Researchers say Skeleton 150 bears the hallmarks of being struck by a siege engine during the 1304 siege of Stirling, illustrating the deadly reach of medieval catapults.
Auditor General reports ScotWind revenues have been drawn down to £96m with £507m expected by 2031; government promises transparency as developers’ long-term leases determine future income and public value.