A traditional clootie well near Culloden Battlefield is to undergo repair works by Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS).

A Clootie Dumping Ceilidh! Family friendly and infused with Scottish Dance traditions, hosted by The Ella Edgar Highland Dancers. Headlined by Niall Kirkpatrick and overflowing with local talent.

The Clootie Well at Munlochy on the Black Isle in Scotland is a place where people go to receive healing. At his traditional Scottish healing well, people tie strips of cloth (cloots) to trees or ...

Outside the town adventurous walkers can find their way to waterfalls with names like Fairy Glen and mysterious Clootie Wells, where people hang up rags as part of an ancient Celtic tradition.

And it's the humble clootie dumpling, a traditional steamed Scottish pudding, that sparked it all almost five years ago. During lockdown, Coinneach started posting videos of recipes he learnt from ...

Nestled in the heart of Culloden Woods in the Scottish Highlands is the Clootie Well; a Celtic ritual site said to grant wishes and heal ills by way of draping ‘cloots’ on trees. Sign up to ...

No-one really wanted them either. The Christmas pudding is an inferior version of the mighty clootie dumpling. They know. To make the Christmas pudding more impressive, they set fire to it.