The deposed Scottish queen wrote the four-page missive to her brother-in-law just a few hours before her execution in 1587 ...

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The last letter of Mary, Queen of Scots will be on display at Perth Museum from Friday, 23 January until Sunday, 26 April ...

Aberdeen Art Gallery and the Central Library are taking part of the National Library of Scotland’s centenary celebrations. ‘OUTWITH: National Library around Scotland’ is a collaborative programme of ...

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The National Library of Scotland temporarily removed material by JK Rowling and Joanna Cherry after activists called it ‘hate speech’ A grievous wrong has long since been righted but that fact is not ...

As part of the National Library of Scotland’s 100 th birthday celebrations, they are coming to visit us at Aberdeen Central Library on Saturday 8 November. Come and meet some of the team at National ...

The National Library of Scotland has deployed Scality Ring object storage across two datacentres, in a move that will see it replace tape as a long-term store of digitised assets. The deployment of ...

Trans activists are trying to force the National Library of Scotland to ban a feminist book for the SECOND time by claiming its return has made the building an unsafe and hostile space for staff. The ...

The National Library of Scotland has announced a year-long programme of events and initiatives to mark its 100th birthday. The National Library was established by an Act of Parliament in 1925, and ...