My Favourite Place in Scotland
Where is your favourite place in Scotland? What makes it special to you?BBC Radio Scotland and the Scottish Book Trust invited you to write about your favourite place in Scotland. The idea was to get Scotland writing, inspired by our country's best-loved places. Although the date for entries has now expired you can still read some presenter stories. Successful entries could appear in a book or be broadcast on BBC Radio Scotland.
Family Legends
Family Legends was a short story competition run by BBC Radio Scotland and Scottish Book Trust.
The competition has now closed, but you can still read the stories.
Find out more
Lewis Grassic Gibbon Day - 7 February 2010
To commemorate the 75th anniversary of his death, over the weekend of 6 and 7 February Radio Scotland broadcast a number of programmes about the great writer. Find out more.
A New You
January 2010 saw the launch of Radio Scotland's motivation season. Watch videos with top tips, find out about the programmes and get involved!
Radio Scotland Presenters Read Burns
As part of the BBC Scotland Robert Burns project, a number of Radio Scotland presenters have decided to choose a poem and record it.
Summer In The 60s
July saw our Summer In The 60s season which tied-in with the 40th anniversary of the first moon landing.
30 Days In Europe - June
Following on from April's Adventures On The M8 June saw Radio Scotland focus on 30 Days In Europe.
Adventures On The M8
Themed week of BBC Radio Scotland programmes, taking a look overall at how the motorway and surrounding communities affect and contribute to Scottish life.
See the photos, videos and slideshows.
Past Events
SoundTown
BBC Radio Scotland commissioned a project called SoundTown. The final SoundTown School was picked and officially launched in September 2008.
Radio Scotland Days Like This 2008
Days Like This was a project run by BBC Radio Scotland and Scottish Book Trust where we asked you to tell us about an important day in your life here.
Celtic Connections
Catch up with video highlights from this year's Celtic Connections and enjoy hours of exclusive footage from festival artists. The videos include the Gerry Rafferty tribute, Janis Ian, Song for Ireland and more.
