its blueprint for devolution, Scotland's Parliament, Scotland's Right. 30 December – Altnaharra matches the lowest temperature UK Weather Record at -27.2 °C. The arts Dunedin Consort formed. Andrew O'Hagan's first novel, The Missing, is published. Alan Warner's first novel, Morvern Callar is published; it is a winner of the Somerset Maugham Award in 1996. Births 21 January Chloe Arthur, footballer David McNeil, footballer 31 March – Fiona Brown, footballer 11 April – Thomas Muirhead, curler 21 April – Thomas Doherty, actor and singer 20 June – Caroline Weir, footballer 14 July – Megan Cunningham, footballer 6 October – Ross Muir, snooker player 1 December – Jenna Fife, footballer 11 December – Abbi Grant, footballer 19 December – Lewis Vaughan, footballer Deaths 14 January – Alexander Gibson, conductor and opera intendant (born 1926) February – Robert Stewart, textile designer (born 1924) 19 February – Nicholas Fairbairn, lawyer and Conservative politician (born 1933) 19 April – Neil Paterson, writer and footballer (born 1915) 9 October – Alec Douglas-Home, Lord Home of the Hirsel, Conservative Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (born 1903) 15 October – James Murray, boxer (born 1969) 24 October – Ronnie Selby Wright, Church of Scotland minister (born 1908) See also 1995 in Northern Ireland References Scotland Years of the 20th century in Scotland 1990s in Scotland