Then down below, there’s a cave – not just any old cave but the one in which Robert the Bruce hid from the English in 1306. Now we know what’s in the name, what of the site itself? Accessed via the ...

The King's Cave Sour is named for a cave on Arran in which Robert the Bruce is said to have sheltered (and been inspired by an enterprising spider's web building). Whether or not the legend holds any ...

Robert the Bruce and Ireland’s last, Scottish high king 700 years ago, after the Battle of Bannockburn, the countries united to fight England. We should cherish the links that were forged Expand ...

Located between the legendary Ailsa and the much-acclaimed King Robert the Bruce, Trump Turnberry’s shorter Arran course has a lot to live up to. However, it would be a crime to overlook this ...

He added: "Ultimately he should be King Robert I, rather than Robert the Bruce." You're Dead to Me is available on BBC Sounds and 30 minute episodes are broadcast on Radio 4 on Saturdays.

Robert I, born on 11 July 1274, was King of Scots from 1306 to his death in 1329 at the age of 54. He led Scotland during the First War of Scottish Independence against England. A series of ...

A 3D model of Scottish king Robert the Bruce's head has been unveiled to mark the 750th anniversary of his birth. The reconstruction, which is on display at Dunfermline Abbey, is described as the ...