Nationwide Building Society is launching new higher-rate ISAs but the housing market could soon feel the impact of global turmoil.

CalMac has warned of potential disruption over the weekend, with a weather warning in place across Scotland

Why BrewDog’s collapse drew criticism while Innis & Gunn earned sympathy, despite both losing jobs and entering administration.

The company that runs the Jacobite steam train is waiting to learn if it will be granted an exemption to run the service without upgrading the doors.

Plans to revamp the façade of a prominent building at Glasgow’s Four Corners have been approved, as the owners look for a hotel operator to take over the upper floors

Plans to build 100 homes at a site on the edge of Houston – which were refused by Renfrewshire Council – now look set to go ahead after an appeal was lodged

The Scottish Labour leader unveiled a package of measures to improve services

The Education Secretary said her party would extend support to every family in the country

Sources say the University of Edinburgh has paid external consultants approximately £200,000 to help cut costs at its largest college.

Travel disruption is expected in large parts of Scotland over the Easter Weekend

The group's Angels Hotel in Uddingston has won a top award for supporting residents and wellbeing initiatives

A Scottish tyres, exhausts, and vehicle servicing business founded by Sir Tom Farmer has been sold

The company has raised £500,000 of investment and is looking for more to fuel expansion into the US

In the midst of an energy price crisis, in which oil and gas companies are seeing huge profits, a new campaign is calling for more public ownership

There is a 'greater sense of urgency' with Scotland's earlier target.

Perth-based SSE expects renewables output to be 10% higher as major investment in north of Scotland rolls out

Cycling groups have reacted angrily to plans by Crief Hydro hotels to put a herd of Highland Cows on land that will seal off a 26-year-old bike trail.

Today's cartoon is on the Holyrood 2026 elections and Reform UK.

Business owners across Scotland are warning of closures and job losses as soaring rateable values push costs beyond reach. One restaurateur’s story has become a stark symbol of the pressure facing high streets.

The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh marks Scotland-Japan ties with a Sakura Cherry Tree Project planting, strengthening UK-Japan plant science collaboration.

When Falkirk Council revealed a selection of names for its new £69.84 million town hall and council offices, kickback from disgruntled locals was always a risk

New figures show resurgence of office market in Edinburgh before Middle East uncertainty kicked in

The Law Society of Scotland has joined a court case in the United States challenging executive orders issued by President Donald Trump targeting firms for the clients they represent

'Stone & Bloom' opens on Saturday 11th April at The Glasgow Gallery

The working-class Scottish painters were said to have been 'inseparable' after meeting at art school nearly a century ago.

The incident happened on Balmore Road in the Possilpark area at around 11.55am on Thursday, April 2

Dhaneshwar Prasad is the chef-proprietor of the multi-award-winning Dhoom Indian Streatery and Bar in Dunfermline.

The name of the game is AI, but this new wave looks uncannily familiar

Several more people have been charged in connection with disorder in a Moray town where a protest took place outside a property this week.

Nearly 700 candidates are standing in Scotland’s election — but behind the numbers lie some strange stories.

This week, five candidates vying for a Glasgow-area seat in the 2026 Holyrood election took questions directly from High School of Glasgow pupils.

Three people have been acquitted of all charges relating to a protest which took place in Glasgow in 2024, with a woman found not guilty of biting a police officer

HRH The Princess Royal praises University of Edinburgh’s Ocean Leaders initiative, supporting global marine conservation, climate resilience, and sustainable fisheries.

Queensferry High’s Joshua Gibson wins Edinburgh Young Musician of the Year at Portobello High, set to compete in the Scottish Young Musician Final in May.

Indie Beer Scotland returns to Edinburgh’s The Pitt in June 2026, featuring 200 Scottish craft beers, Indie Beer Awards, and frozen prices. Tickets on sale now.

Divino Edinburgh expands to seven days a week after a 35% revenue rise. Italian restaurant invests £30k in upgrades, creates jobs amid surging demand.

One in five girls and one in six boys globally suffer child sexual violence, finds Edinburgh-based Childlight study, urgent call for prevention and action.

Red panda Priya moves from Edinburgh Zoo to Highland Wildlife Park, marking the species’ return. New RZSS habitat aids endangered red panda breeding.

Scottish Water sewer works in Bilston, Midlothian, will cause delays on the A701/B7006 with temporary traffic lights from 6 April 2026 for up to 7 weeks.

West Side Rodeo bar relocates to 71 Cowgate, Edinburgh, opening 8 April with live music, karaoke rooms, late 3am closing, and taking over former Legends bar.

With the Holyrood election just five weeks away, The Herald asked the six major candidates running in the Edinburgh Central constituency to provide their view.

Parliamentary hopefuls will contest six constituencies across the city on May 7, as well as seven seats on the regional list.

Two magnums of a renowned Bordeaux wine which famously sat untouched in the cellar of a Scottish castle for 100 years are heading to auction this month.

Domino's Pizza is set to open its newest store in Largs later this month – and it’s a milestone moment for the company.

Passengers have been urged to check ahead

An Edinburgh scientist has been awarded a prestigious prize in astronomy

Gloria Miller has owned Tartans and Tweeds in Girvan for over 50 years and has spent decades in pursuit of bettering the town

Storm Dave has been named by the Met Office, which will bring 'very strong winds' to Scotland, the north of England and Northern Ireland among others

Joshua Stewart was the getaway driver for a crew who targeted David McMillan outside his plush Edinburgh home last May

Emma Cuthbertson, who led the Rainbow Greens alongside Guy Ingerson, has resigned her membership after Mr Ingerson was blocked from standing.