A minister brought a town to a standstill by arriving at her own church in a horse drawn carriage to get married.

A minister brought a town to a standstill by arriving at her own church in a horse drawn carriage to get married.

A group made up of 12 Muslims and Christians from across Scotland will embark on a unique trip to Ghana to explore faith relations.During the 10-day visit, which has been arranged by the Church of Scotland, they will travel widely across the country and meet with religious leaders from both faiths.

A group made up of 12 Muslims and Christians from across Scotland will embark on a unique trip to Ghana to explore faith relations.During the 10-day visit, which has been arranged by the Church of Scotland, they will travel widely across the country and meet with religious leaders from both faiths.

A group made up of 12 Muslims and Christians from across Scotland will embark on a unique trip to Ghana to explore faith relations.During the 10-day visit, which has been arranged by the Church of Scotland, they will travel widely across the country and meet with religious leaders from both faiths.

A group made up of 12 Muslims and Christians from across Scotland will embark on a unique trip to Ghana to explore faith relations.During the 10-day visit, which has been arranged by the Church of Scotland, they will travel widely across the country and meet with religious leaders from both faiths.

A charity worker is setting out to run 340 miles from Carlisle to Edinburgh on the St Ninian’s Way in a bid to help rebuild war-torn areas of Iraq.Throughout the year, Dr Mark Calder, 37, is covering a total of 1,725 miles spread across 14 ultramarathons, all of which retrace the ancient pilgrim routes of Scotland and Northern England.

A charity worker is setting out to run 340 miles from Carlisle to Edinburgh on the St Ninian’s Way in a bid to help rebuild war-torn areas of Iraq.Throughout the year, Dr Mark Calder, 37, is covering a total of 1,725 miles spread across 14 ultramarathons, all of which retrace the ancient pilgrim routes of Scotland and Northern England.

A charity worker is setting out to run 340 miles from Carlisle to Edinburgh on the St Ninian’s Way in a bid to help rebuild war-torn areas of Iraq.Throughout the year, Dr Mark Calder, 37, is covering a total of 1,725 miles spread across 14 ultramarathons, all of which retrace the ancient pilgrim routes of Scotland and Northern England.

A charity worker is setting out to run 340 miles from Carlisle to Edinburgh on the St Ninian’s Way in a bid to help rebuild war-torn areas of Iraq.Throughout the year, Dr Mark Calder, 37, is covering a total of 1,725 miles spread across 14 ultramarathons, all of which retrace the ancient pilgrim routes of Scotland and Northern England.