Dingwall has been a royal burgh since 1226, when King Alexander II granted it that status — making it a centre of trade, justice and administration in the north of Scotland.
A castle with Norse origins
Dingwall Castle is believed to have been established by Norse settlers in the 11th century and was one of the biggest and strongest castles north of Stirling. In 1321 King Robert granted the castle, town and lands of Dingwall to the Earl of Ross.
Britain's most northerly canal
Thomas Telford designed the Dingwall Canal, built around 1815-1817 and completed by 1819, to secure the town's future as a port. It was the most northerly canal in Great Britain, though it was not a commercial success and was abandoned in the 1880s after the railways arrived.
Sweets still arrive the same way as everywhere else
Dingwall's history is castles and canals, not confectionery — so pick 'n' mix, bulk bags and trade cases for the town come by delivery, the same as the rest of Ross-shire and the UK.
25,000+ customers, and counting
We've served over 25,000 customers UK-wide, Dingwall and the rest of Scotland included, with most orders dispatched within 1-2 business days. The range covers pick 'n' mix by the bag and tub, bulk bags from 1kg to 3kg, trade cases for events and businesses, vegan and halal-friendly sweets, retro favourites, and full chocolate ranges from the major brands.
Frequently asked questions
Do you deliver sweets to Dingwall?
Yes — the same as the rest of the UK, with most orders dispatched in 1-2 business days.
When did Dingwall become a royal burgh?
In 1226, under King Alexander II.
Can I buy bulk or wholesale sweets in Dingwall?
Yes — we deliver bulk bags, multipacks and trade cases direct to Dingwall addresses.
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