Pursued back to Scotland, the Jacobites' last stand is abruptly ended at Culloden by the Hanoverian forces under the control of Charles Edward Stuart's cousin, the Duke of Cumberland. Video ...

Fir them that dinnae ken much aboot it, Culloden wis the last battle focht on British soil. On ae side wis a Scottish force o men maistly drawn fae laun north o the river Tay, Lowlan an Hielan.

The battlefield is about half a mile from the site of the proposed housing development The design and layout for 16 homes opposed by a campaign set up to protect Culloden Battlefield have been ...

The Group to Stop Development at Culloden had hoped the committee would ... The site is about half a mile from the location of the battle, fought between Jacobite and government forces in April ...

National Trust Scotland Culloden Battlefield Visitor Centre and Exhibition allows the Culloden story to be told in an innovative and interactive way. Modern, environmentally friendly facilities ...

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Key attractions include Culloden Battlefield - the site of the bloody final battle of the Jacobite Rising - Fort George and Cawdor Castle, immortalised in Shakespeare's Macbeth. The halfway point ...

The A-listed building - which has links to the Battle of Culloden, Highland regiments and the historic drama series Outlander ...