Mark Stephen visits Gorgie City Farm. Recently closed, it now has a reprieve. As it looks to the future, Mark meets the people who started it as a grassroots community project.

Mark Stephen meets the people who organised and ran the first Anti Poll Tax Demo in Glasgow Green.

Mark Stephen meets Henry and Ingrid Wuga who came to Scotland via Kindertransport. Since then, they've shared their story with communities around Scotland to promote tolerance. Show more

This week Our Story belongs to the people who lived around and worked in the Dounreay nuclear facility.

Mark Stephen is in Glasgow where he joins members of Hampden Bowling Club to try out the game and to find out what the club means to its members. Show more

Mark Stephen joins the volunteers at Caithness FM, a community radio station celebrating 25 years on the air.

Mark Stephen travels to Ullapool to find out about the Klondykers. Show more

Mark Stephen visits the annual Bothy Ballads competition in Elgin.

Mark Stephen tells the story of the Craigmillar Festival Society and the group of young mothers who, in the 1960s, used the arts as the catalyst to transform their community. Show more

Mark heads to Perth, where a small but active Chinese community is gearing up for the Chinese New Year.

Mark Stephen takes a trip in Alfie Bruce's draper's van and hears about the history of mobile shops. Show more

Mark Stephen hears the stories of Scotland's distinctive past. He visits Glebe Park where he joins members and supporters of Brechin City Football Club as they play Aberdeen. Show more

Mark Stephen explores the historic links between Nigeria and Aberdeen, which is home to the largest Nigerian community in Scotland. Show more

Mark Stephen hears the stories of the North East's distinctive past from those who are part of its rich history. He finds out how cinema has changed since it first arrived in 1896. Show more

Mark Stephen hears the stories of the North East's distinctive past. He starts the second series by looking at the customs and traditions of marriage. Show more

Mark Stephen hears the stories of the North East's distinctive past, taking a trip to the seaside to hear stories of the Aberdeen Beach attractions. Show more

Mark Stephen hears memories of the Aberdeen typhoid outbreak, 50 years after hundreds of people were quarantined following an outbreak of the disease. Show more

Mark Stephen hears how Dame Judi Dench and Clive Anderson helped a community in Oban save their local cinema from permanent closure. Show more

Mark Stephen meets Jim Breen and Angus Mathieson who took part in an expedition to the Arctic Circle, traversing the world's largest whirlpool in kayaks. Show more

From 1966 to 1977, Aberdeen Zoo housed lions, bears, seals, otters and the zoo favourites Heather and Humphrey the chimpanzees. Mark Stephen meets the keepers who worked there. Show more