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Winners annoonced for the Scots Language Awards 2020

Ower the weekend o 23rd an 24th October, the 2020 Scots Language Awards, wir celebatit online wi a gaitherin o kenspeckle fowk fae aa the airts includin comic Janey Godley. Twa days dedicatit tae Scots leid an cultur saw a Friday nicht concert fae sangster Iona Fyfe an her trio. Forby the Setturday nicht Scots […]

Winners annoonced for the Scots Language Awards 2020

Scots Language Awards 2020

The next Scots Language Awards will be held in Dundee on Friday 11th September. More information soon!

Scots Language Awards 2020

The next Scots Language Awards will be held in Dundee on Friday 11th September. More information soon!

Scots Story Competition 2020 – A’ The Seas

Could you be Young Scots Writer of the Year 2020? Enter our fantastic competition for young people aged 11-18 to write a poem, a story, a play or a song in the Scots language. The winner will be invited to receive their prize at the fantastic Scots Language Awards ceremony on Friday 11 September 2020 […]

Scots Story Competition 2020 – A’ The Seas

Haw! Want tae be Young Scots Writer o the Year 2020? Enter Scottish Book Trust’s braw competition for young folk aged 11 – 18 tae scrieve a poem, a story, a play or a sang in the Scots leid. The oweraw winner will be invitit tae receive their prize at the fantoosh Scots Language Awards […]

Sheena Blackhall Presentation at the Scots Language Awards 2019

Doric poet Sheena Blackhall was awarded the Janet Paisley Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2019 Scots Language Awards. It was a beautiful moment in the show. David Paisley – Janet’s son presented Sheena with her award and Sheena gave a fabulous and very funny acceptance speech. Read about Sheena Blackhall here.

Sheena Blackhall Presentation at the Scots Language Awards 2019

Sic a bonnie bittie at the 2019 Scots Leid Awards whan Doric poet, scriever, wumman o mony pairts Sheena Blackhall wis presentit wi the Janet Paisley Lifetime Achievemint Award by Janet’s ain laddie Davit. Sheena haed the audience in stitches wi the pawkie humour o her braw acceptance speech. In the wirds o the Doric […]

Scots Language Awards stars win the night at Glasgow’s Mitchell Theatre

The 1st annual Scots Language Awards ceremony hosted by Alistair Heather and Frieda Morrison saw nominees and the audience from right across Scotland head to Glasgow to celebrate the Scots Language, before enjoying live performances from MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards 2018 Singer of The Year Iona Fyfe, musician, actress and comedian Julie Duncanson, […]