Nov. 30 is St Andrew's Day. Who was St. Andrew and why is he patron saint of Scotland? Patron saints In the Catholic and Orthodox traditions, a patron saint is a canonized historic holy person who ...

Everything you need to know about St Andrew's Day 2023, from when it is to its history and whether it's a bank holiday in Scotland.

Who was St Andrew and how do Scottish people celebrate St Andrew's Day? Find out everything you need to know with Newsround's guide.

The city’s 120th-annual St. Paddy’s Day parade again wound a wild and festive route from Broadway Station to Andrew Square, kicking off at 11:30 a.m.

Observed with festivities and traditional fare, the day commemorates St. Andrew's missionary work and martyrdom on an X-shaped cross, which inspired Scotland's flag, the Saltire.

It’s a day to honour Scottish food and drink, culture and history which will be marked up and down the country. But when is it, who was St Andrew? And why do we celebrate St Andrew’s Day?

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Every year, Scots worldwide celebrate their patron saint, Saint Andrew, but some of us may not know who he is or why he is important to Scotland.

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The people of Scotland recognise Saint Andrew as their patron saint with his cross, the Saltire, emblazoned on the national flag. In the 8th century, Saint Andrew’s relics were brought to Scotland.

St Andrew's Day is upon us, seeing many people across Scotland celebrate the country's patron saint. While the national day, which will be observed as a bank holiday on December 2 this year, is a ...

In honour of St Andrew's Day, the Daily Record has rounded up a history of the historic Scottish holiday, as well as some key information about St Andrew himself.