The forthcoming European Curling Championships at Aberdeen are my excuse for passing on some facts about the early history of the game in Ab...

Last August I posted a piece about a game held high in the Bernese Alps in Switzerland but also deep within a glacier (see here) . It was, o...

Partick Curling Club's new two-rink pond was opened at the beginning of the 1900-01 season. More than one hundred years later, the tarma...

Thomson's Tower, here seen from across Duddingston Loch, was built by the Duddingston Curling Society whose members first penned the rul...

David Smith offers the results of some recent research. He writes: It is often of extreme interest to see how differently observers of the s...

At the Royal Club's AGM last Saturday, David Smith spoke about the proposed curling museum in the Kinross National Curling Academy devel...

My recent journey across Rannoch Moor and its bleak, inhospitable landscape, reminded me of a story from the Scotsman of February 13, 1895...