A police investigation is underway after a man was seriously assaulted outside Glasgow Cathedral.

M&S has launched a new list of 500 target locations it is considering for new and renewed Food stores as it aims to double the size of its Food business.

East Ayrshire Council has narrowly approved plans for 29 new homes on the edge of Crosshouse following a highly charged and lengthy planning hearing.

Drivers are facing disruption on Tuesday morning due to the closure of the M8 motorway.

The First Minister is at the centre of a probe into the mishandling of pensioner complaints in a £1.7 billion age discrimination scandal.

The Information Commissioner's Office is looking at concerns over privacy breaches over the handling of pensioner complaints to John Swinney

The number of free ATMs in Scotland has been dropped by almost a third since before the pandemic raising concerns over thousands struggling to access cash.

Telecommunication experts have warned the UK Government to urgently review how the Electronic Communications Code impacts Scotland's 4G blackspots.

NSPCC says Scotland still lacks a clear picture of child sexual abuse as pressure grows on ministers to consider a national inquiry into grooming gangs.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has accused SNP ministers of twisting NHS statistics after they claimed he misled Parliament over cancelled operations.

The Scottish accountancy firm has been bought by an acquisitive sector stablemate based in London

The Scottish National Investment Bank is providing a multi-million-pound loan for new homes amid the housing emergency.

A long-running Glasgow pizza shop appears to have closed after 36 years, with Google and Yell now listing it as permanently shut following weeks of inactivity.

Here's hoping for the return of a far less protracted and far more boring Budget in 2026

A poll for the Humanist Society Scotland found huge support for an independent opt-out

Sir Billy Connolly, Stanley Baxter, Ashley Storrie, Karen Dunbar, Jack Docherty, Jay Lafferty, Greg Hemphill and Robert Florence will be featured.

Documentary devoted to Scottish stage and screen star to be screened ahead of his 100th birthday.

AC/DC, Thin Lizzy, Dr Feelgood, Kraftwerk, Dr Feelgood and Mott the Hoople all played the venue in its heyday.

In an age of multiple distractions, capturing and holding the attention of customers has become a constant challenge for many businesses.

SNP warns the UK has under a week to secure access to the EU’s £150bn SAFE defence programme, risking isolation for Scotland’s defence industry.

Scotland’s housing secretary Mairi McAllan is urging Chancellor Rachel Reeves to help “reinvigorate housebuilding” in the Budget on Wednesday.

At least 150 scholarships will be created in Scotland following a campaign backed by Sir Alex Ferguson.

The Chancellor’s upcoming 2025 Budget promises to set the economic and political course for the year ahead. Tomorrow is a moment of immense consequence for households, businesses, and how Scotland economically moves into the future.

A “simple” genetic test for newborn babies that will help prevent deafness caused by a common antibiotic is to be rolled out across Scotland, it has been announced.

The first tranche of income generated by Edinburgh's new 'tourist tax' is set to fund the delivery of more than 400 affordable homes.

Those who have come to this Iron Age Broch in Scotland have said it transports you back in time and has an 'extreme energy'.

Thieves have stolen more than £13,000 worth of rings from a home in Shetland.

North Lanarkshire Council said it was carrying out checks

It’s Scotland’s fourth largest city, but Dundee continues to thrive as a hub of creativity when it comes to culture, arts and food.

More than 50 military personnel from the Royal Navy, French Navy and Norwegian Navy took part

Survey of 100 small and medium-sized business owners in Scotland offer views on range of key issues

Unions representing civil servants warned it was difficult to get work done from the office - is the expectation placed on them too harsh?

Furious parents are demanding a face-to-face meeting with education bosses after a protest over moves to hold English lessons for asylum seekers during class times.

The funding will back more than a dozen creative initiatives spanning 78 schools

The development comes after a multimillion-pound investment led by local entrepreneurs

The Edinburgh-based housebuilder will accelerate its development programme and has also announced a restructuring of its leadership team

A property developer has submitted a planning bid to redevelop 40 Anderston Quay, situated along the River Clyde in Glasgow.

As Peter McKenna prepares to close The Gannet, the acclaimed chef has announced plans to open a new Glasgow restaurant early next year.

Kate Forbes is to be quizzed by MSPs as the cost of public inquiries in Scotland has spiralled by £30 million in nine month rising to a total cost of almost £260m, according to data compiled by Holyrood researchers

Glasgow City Council has revealed 76 streets are set to be granted exemptions from pavement parking restrictions.

The government issued a press release about new proposals for teacher workload before sharing the information with trade unions.

A new study has revealed Edinburgh to be among the most mispronounced words in the UK.

Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has received ministerial approval to introduce an admission charge at Calanais Standing Stones.

A new £200 million hospitality and community venue is being proposed in Edinburgh as The Social Hub announces plans to expand its growing footprint with a second UK hotel.

The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) has partnered with UK charity SpecialEffect to deliver an innovative pilot experience that allowed two immunocompromised children to enjoy a personalised, behind-the-scenes visit to Edinburgh Zoo, witho...

The first specific, Cairngorms National Park-wide survey of peregrine falcons in 20 years has revealed a continuing downward trend in numbers.

British comedian Hardeep Singh Kohli is to stand trial at Glasgow Sheriff Court accused of six sex-related charges against three women.

Council officials are considering whether to withdraw all involvement from the running of public toilets in Argyll and Bute.

The parking restriction signage at a sports stadium in Glasgow has been deemed "inadequate and confusing" as a fine appeal was won.

Plans to demolish three Edinburgh tower blocks have been announced by council officials ahead of a critical meeting early next month.