August 2018. East Of Scotland Chauffeur Services (EOSCS). Waiting for our Clients outside the Lord Crewe Arms Hotel, Blanchland, Northumberland, a lovely hotel, in the middle of the ancient picturesque village, which is well worth a visit. Stuart M Wight EOSCS
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September 2018. East Of Scotland Chauffeur Services. EOSCS had a day in the Scottish Borders with Clients, this is Floors Castle, home of the Duke of Roxburghe, is a country house rather than a fortress. It was built in the 1720s by the architect William Adam for Duke John, possibly incorporating an earlier tower house. In…
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August 2018. East Of Scotland Chauffeur Services. Our lovely American Family Clients were returning to their Ancestors homeland of Northumberland in the North East of England. We visited many places in the Hexham and York area. With the help of Specialist Family Historians our clients were able to visit exactly where their forebears had lived,…
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August 2018 East Of Scotland Chauffeur Services. We were touring with clients in the Beautiful Scottish Borders, our Clients visited the Magnificent Jedburgh Abbey, short history of the Abbey. Towards the middle of the 9th century, when the area around Jedburgh was part of the Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Northumbria, there were two Gedworths (as Jedburgh was…
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July 2018. EOSCS at the Macallan Whisky Distillery in Speyside. EOSCS was asked to Transfer visiting VIP Clients from the Distillery to Edinburgh
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East Of Scotland Chauffeur Services (EOSCS) May 2018. Peebles a lovely town and ancient Royal Burgh in the Beautiful Scottish Borders. A sculpture made out of tons of old horseshoes has been put up in the home town of Olympic showjumping gold medallist Scott Brash. The 10ft (3m) high design stands on the Edinburgh Road…
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If you are looking for places to see and experience when traveling to Edinburgh then here is a list of some of the best tourist attractions, landmarks and venues you can visit to make your time in Edinburgh more enjoyable. Edinburgh Castle Positioned in the centre of the Scottish capital, Edinburgh castle having been built…
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King David I founded Holyrood Abbey in 1128 which is now in ruins and the walls that are left of the abbey lie Adjacent to the Holyrood Palace, the abbey has been in ruins since the 18th Century, scheduled daily maintenance takes place to keep the abbey protected. The name Holyrood comes from the name…
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History The second Castle in Edinburgh is just outside the old town walls, Mary Queen of Scots used this castle as a safe haven in 1566, ironically the owner of Craigmiller Castle Sir Simon Preston became Mary Queen of Scots Jailer just a few years later. The Tower house battlements of Craigmillar Castle stands at…
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The Caves are located in the Old Town part of Edinburgh and being a part of the Vaults, which are connected to the South Bridge. The Caves is a private hire venue for weddings, parties, dinners or any other private functions. It can hold roughly between 65 and 400 people but is unavailable for hire…
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