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Sweets in Fort William: Sitting in the Shadow o...

Fort William, home to around 10,800 people, takes its name from a fort built for King William III and sits at the foot of Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain —...

Sweets in Oban: The Seaside Town With Its Own U...

Oban, home to around 8,600 people, is overlooked by McCaig's Tower, an unfinished Colosseum-style folly built in 1897 — though the town has no dedicated shop today for bulk, vegan...

Sweets in Helensburgh: Birthplace of the Man Wh...

Helensburgh, home to around 15,000 people, is the birthplace of television inventor John Logie Baird — though the town has no dedicated shop today for bulk, vegan or halal-friendly sweets.

Sweets in Dumbarton: The Rock That Was Once a K...

Dumbarton, home to around 19,000 people, grew up around Dumbarton Rock, once the stronghold of the ancient Kingdom of Strathclyde — though the town has no dedicated shop today for...

Sweets in Greenock: Birthplace of the Man Who R...

Greenock, home to around 44,000 people, is the birthplace of steam-engine pioneer James Watt — though the town has no dedicated shop today for bulk, vegan or halal-friendly sweets.

Sweets in Irvine: Scotland's Answer to the New ...

Irvine, home to around 33,700 people, was designated one of Scotland's five post-war New Towns in 1966 — though it has no dedicated shop today for bulk, vegan or halal-friendly...