This week, we’re hearing from Ailsa Craig, co-portfolio manager of International Biotechnology Trust. How does your fund stand out from others in the same market? While many companies in the ...

But making these stones isn't easy. For every stone it makes, Kays uses granite from one tiny island off the coast of Scotland called Ailsa Craig. By combining Ailsa Craig's common green and blue ...

Outdoors writer David Carnduff looks at how the demise of traditional industry has reshaped Inverclyde's coast.

Fiona Pryce, HC-One Scotland’s Ailsa Craig Wellbeing Coordinator, said:"Marion and Pat are the perfect example of true love and dedication to one another. "We are delighted to be able to assist ...

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These stories continue to be used to describe the landscape. The Giant’s Causeway, Lough Neagh, the Isle of Man, and Ailsa Craig—according to the mythology—all owe their existence to Finn.

Ailsa — Ailsa is thought to come from the Scottish island Ailsa Craig in the Firth of Clyde. It is thought to originate from "Alfsigr", a name comprising of Alf ("elf") and sigi ("victory").