Earlier this week RFA Stirling Castle, which belonged to the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA), became HMS Stirling Castle of the ...

Archaeologists are facing a “race against time” to explore the wreck of an English warship that sank in a huge storm more ...

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has disclosed that Stirling Castle ship officially transitioned from a Royal Fleet Auxiliary ...

Spectacular video footage shows the Royal Navy’s newest ship in action. RFA Stirling Castle, now known as HMS Stirling Castle, was transferred from the civilian merchant fleet to its military ...

Recent dives on the 320-year-old wreck have found “that a remarkably large section of the warship may survive intact on the seabed,” according to a July 31 news release from Historic England.

The UK's Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) minehunting mother ship RFA Stirling Castle has been officially transferred to the Royal ...

A wrecked near-350-year-old English warship is more complete than previously thought, Historic England has said. The ...

Stirling Castle's most famous resident was Mary Queen of Scots, who like many other Scottish kings and queens, was crowned at Stirling Castle. The castle's royal inhabitants guaranteed great ...

Stirling Castle was a favourite place to stay for royalty. It became a childhood home for some of the most famous people in Scottish and British history such as James VI and James I.