How to beef up Britain’s Biggest Scottie Conversation
At Scottie Club UK we are chuffed at just how popular our WhatsApp messenger groups have become, and we want to help Members get the most out of these. Since 2017, we have launched three WhatsApp channels to cater for different needs. Two of them allow all Members...
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We know how difficult 2022 has proved to be for both businesses and consumers. After the pandemic, many people have to struggle with the rising cost of living. At Scottie Club UK we have been keeping our ear close to the ground. And while we did not pick up on any...
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Zonked not battered after Battersea Park
Sunday belonged to the brave. And who finer than Scotland’s brave Scotties. A total of nine Scotties turned out for the latest Walkabout in the elegant Battersea Park. The Scotties negotiated 30C sunny temperatures, the loss of some of the membership to the beach or...Latest News
Seafarers see out GMT and 10 years in Greenwich
The Scottie Walkabout on 29 March marked the confluence of various tributaries, me landlubbers! As well as the first day of British Summer Time, the Walkabout was held in the …Read More »
Pikush Media Scholarship 2026 is set at £100
The special bursary offered to a talented Scottie in 2026 has been set at £100 by the Matlock family on 1 March. This award is offered to one Scottie who …Read More »
Scotties Long Walk in China
Scotties walk very tall in…China. The Scottish Terrier is a popular breed in the newly-consumerised nation and our treasured pets have gone on to win not one, but at least …Read More »
STECS turns 50, SCUK turns 10
Some delightful round numbers are coming up in 2026! Scottish Terrier Emergency Care Scheme, the charity that supports Scotties and their owners, was launched in 1976. Not-for-profit Scottie Club UK, …Read More »
Twigmas at Richmond Park
London is blessed with many open spaces but the largest of them all has earned the nickname The Lungs of London. Home to a royal, Princess Alexandra, the only surviving …Read More »