The spring sunshine dazzled down on Merseyside as our good Brook stepped out onto the biggest stage of his career. After months in the Scottish

A charity that uses horsemanship to rehabilitate wounded service personnel was given the royal seal of approval yesterday. The Princess Royal visited Horseback UK at

Helen Mark is in Aboyne, Aberdeenshire to find out how horses and the natural landscape of Royal Deeside are helping wounded and serving military personnel.

On the tenth anniversary of 9/11, Jackie Bird investigates the terrorist attack’s hidden legacy for Scotland’s servicemen; the growing number of amputees returning from Afghanistan.

Opened by HRH The Princess Royal who underlined the many different ways in which horses are valued in today’s society – as sport competitors, as

Remembrance at the High School of Dundee took on extra significance as pupils and staff commemorated the centenary of the outbreak of WW1. Alongside the

Original article STV Aberdeen By Laura Smith on Wednesday 3 September 2014 For the past five years, an Aberdeenshire charity has been helping ex-service personnel

The valuable help equine charities give to returning servicemen can be seen at Perth racecourse tomorrow (30 July). The “Celebration of the Horse” raceday, will

The Blair Castle International Horse Trials official charity for 2014 will be HorseBack UK. The Aberdeenshire-based charity works with wounded veterans by introducing them to

HMS Sultan, Leading Physical Trainer Kelly Gooch, is working hard to promote the benefits to health of the sport equestrian within the services community. Kelly