Sport Scotland

11th February 2012, Dunfermline:

Dunfermline are back in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League for the first time since 2006/07, having pipped Fife rivals Raith Rovers to win the First Division title.

11th February 2012, Glasgow:

In 1967, Celtic became the first British team to win the European Cup, famously beating Inter Milan 2-1 under Jock Stein in the final in Lisbon.

11th February 2012, Edinburgh:

Founded in 1875, The Hibees play at Easter Road Stadium, which lies east of the centre of Edinburgh.

11th February 2012, Ayrshire:

Founded in 1869, Kilmarnock can claim to be the second oldest surviving Association football club in Scotland.

11th February 2012, Perth:

Formed in 1884, St Johnstone take their name from Saints John’s Toun - the ancient name for Perth - and were founded by young men from the cricket team who were looking for a game to play in the winter.

11th February 2012, Renfrewshire:

The Buddies from Paisley were formed in 1877 and can claim to be one of the founder members of league football in 1890.

14th February 2012, Ayr:

Holding both National Hunt and Flat fixtures, and with year-round racing, Ayr is Scotland’s premier racecourse.

15th February 2012, Scottish Borders:

Steeped in history and voted ’Britain’s Friendliest Racecourse’ in a Sunday Times Survey, Kelso is a mecca for Border folk and well-known for its excellent hospitality and friendly atmosphere.

16th February 2012, East Lothian:

East Lothian: Just eight miles from the centre of Edinburgh and a stone’s throw from the beach, Musselburgh is one of only two courses in Scotland to hold both jump and flat racing.

16th February 2012, Aberdeen:

Witness eight of the world’s top darts players compete at the AECC.