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Bringing our rich history to life.

We will bring to life the profound influence RHASS has had on countless lives and society in Scotland over the centuries, highlighting pivotal moments and personal narratives from members, grant recipients, industry bodies, and individuals. In collaboration with The Scotsman Group and OnRecord Podcast, we will embark on a twelve-month journey to gather stories across the length and breadth of the country. We encourage anyone to share their memories with us and be part of creating a living legacy of our past 240 years. These stories will act as a form of remembrance, connection, and celebration, honoring the enduring impact of RHASS on generations past, present, and future.

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Willie Logan, Athelstaneford, East Lothian

At 91 years old, Willie Logan is a pillar within the agricultural industry. Listen to him chat about his farming experiences, meeting his wife Betty, the Royal Highland Show and advice for future generations.

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James & Hamish Logan, Athelstaneford, East Lothian

James, a third-generation farmer and his son Hamish talk about the future of farm life, change and family succession in the agricultural community.

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Ailsa Smith, Kintyre, Argyll and Bute.

Ailsa Smith, a solicitor in Turcan Connell’s Land & Property team, comes from a background in dairy farming.

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Catherine Sloan, Elliothead Farm, Perth.

An agricultural and rural property lawyer at Turcan Connell, Catherine shares memories of growing up on the farm and experiencing the Royal Highland Show as a child.

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Catriona and Russell Brown, Bonnington Farm, Peebles

Meet the Browns: Brother and sister, Catriona and Russell Brown, have been involved with their family’s organic farm near Peebles from a young age. They sit down to discuss their upbringing, farm developments over the years and the Royal Highland Show.

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50 voices part 1

Recorded live from the Royal Highland Show 2024, listen as a collection of showgoers (featuring competitors, visitors, academics and farmers) explain what RHASS and the Royal Highland Show means to them.

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50 voices part 2

Part 2 of our 50 Voices Podcast. From judges and directors to showgoers and families, listen as visitors share memories and stories from Royal Highland Shows gone by!

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Jill Witheyman, Head of Marketing at Angus Soft Fruits

We spoke with her about the company’s involvement with the agricultural community, helping children learn more about strawberry plants, nutrition and what’s possible in a rural career during school trips with the Royal Highland Education Trust.

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