Members of the University and College Union (UCU) have taken part in industrial action throughout the spring and early summer.

Potential strike action at a Scottish airport has been avoided after 'significant' improvements to pay and terms was agreed

U.S President Donald Trump has arrived at the G7 meeting in France, as doubts begin to emerge over a peace deal with Iran

Construction of a new battery storage plant at Hunterston is expected to begin later this year after the company behind it committed to funding

An renewable energy company has sold the entirety of its stake in a North Sea wind farm as it looks to cut debts

A woman has gone missing from Ayrshire after setting out to walk from the UK's highest railway station to Fort William

Police have issued a correction after reports online falsely linked an assault in Arbroath to an illegal immigrant

The UK's business regulator has warned that stop-start government funding is holding back Scotland's roads and railways by creating uncertainty that drives up costs and undermines major projects.

Morningside councillor Marie-Clair Munro was censured for failing to declare a non-financial interest during discussion about traffic calming measures.

New collaborations between musicians and writers from Scotland, India and Japan will be showcased in historic site.

European governments are currently "fearful" of Scottish independence amid the turmoil of global events, according to a prominent EU expert as she gave her assessment of the current political situation ten years after the Brexit vote.

Peter Murrell paid off a £112,050 balance on the purchase of a luxury campervan the day before he appeared before a Holyrood inquiry examining a botched probe into Alex Salmond, it can be revealed.

Meet the man leading the Royal Highland Show home's drive to become a top UK live music venue as he gives his take on Chappell Roan gig

Gordon Brown, Jeremy Hunt and former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin will join John Grisham, Juno Dawson, Mark Haddon and Ann Patchett at Scotland's biggest literary celebration.

“Before you take a sip, hold your glass up to your ear, and you’ll hear the sea,” jokes distillery manager Malcolm Waring as he beams like a proud parent in front of some truly special bottles.

A third of UK adults are already in energy debt or fear falling behind, with some skipping meals and turning to food banks ahead of a July bill increase.

A £20,000 donation left by a former pupil to help struggling students at Milne’s High School has remained untouched for more than eight years.

Scottish fiddle icon Aly Bain has been named the recipient of the 2026 Edinburgh Award in recognition of his extraordinary contribution to music and culture.

First Minister John Swinney has welcomed the removal of US tariffs on Scotch whisky, describing the move as a major opportunity for one of Scotland's important industries.

An Inverness volunteer who has spent more than five years helping people affected by lymphoma has been recognised with a long service award.

Police are investigating after thieves stole a five-figure sum from an ATM during a break-in at a premises in Livingston in the early hours of Monday morning.

A 63-year-old woman was left injured and "extremely shaken" after three masked intruders forced their way into her home in Coalburn near the B7078.

Electricity demand surged across parts of Glasgow and Edinburgh during Scotland's World Cup victory.

A Glasgow teacher who became pregnant and had a baby with a former pupil has been removed from the teaching register. The General Teaching Council for Scotland found her unfit to teach due to serious professional boundary breaches.

Previously unidentified asbestos and rot have been discovered during redevelopment works at Kilmarnock's Palace Theatre and Grand Hall, prompting concerns.

Westerwood chief says fundamentals of Scottish market are strong despite global uncertainty

"This result was only achieved by the workers being prepared to take strike action if necessary to get what they deserved."

Gordon Ramsay has revealed he is talking to ITV over a potential reboot of his iconic series Hell's Kitchen, which has not aired since 2009.

I'd trade all the countless cold, wet nights at Hampden for the excitement that is building right now, and I can't wait to get in among the fans across the Atlantic.

The Herald readers have the chance to win a £100 Aldi voucher. Pick up Wednesday's paper for full details on how to enter.

David Cleary is the head chef at Five March in Glasgow, a restaurant renowned for its flavourful seasonal small plates. This week, he takes on our Q&A.

Drumduan School in Forres will close within weeks, the latest Scottish private to shut after VAT on fees, rising costs and falling rolls hit the sector.

Planning ahead will be crucial to maximise the benefits, organisers say

The UK Government's sports minister paid a visit to Glasgow on Monday ahead of this summer's Commonwealth Games

A High Court ruling which declared the decision to proscribe Palestine Action as a terror group has been overturned on appeal

Football pitches and changing rooms across Glasgow are set to be upgraded using almost £1.7m of cash from housing developers.

The editor-in-chief of Newsquest Scotland is to receive an honorary doctorate from Glasgow Caledonian University.

Broadcaster Kaye Adams believes podcasts are no longer on the fringes of the media landscape as it was announced that she and stand-up comedian Marc Jennings will host the inaugural Scottish Podcast Awards this month

Scotland's children's commissioner has condemned Keir Starmer’s UK social media ban, warning it lacks evidence and could drive vulnerable young people into riskier, unregulated areas of the internet while failing to hold tech platforms accountable.

Emily Cuddeford and Rachel Morgan began baking together in 2011 before launching the award-winning Twelve Triangles in 2015.

Strike action at Glasgow Airport during the summer holidays has been averted after new pay deals were reached

UK pest and bird control company, LPPC Environmental Ltd, which trades as Pest Control Aberdeenshire, has fallen into administration.

Hundreds of footballers from around the world will visit Glasgow next week as part of the Refugee World Cup

Scottish ministers are being told they must not “shirk responsibility” for the “enormous damage” the planned Rosebank oil and gas field would cause

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced a landmark social media ban for under-16s. The restrictions will target platforms like TikTok and Instagram, alongside AI chatbots and online gaming communication features.

Environmental concerns will see part of a building in Edinburgh closed over the winter, because it can only be heated by fireplaces

A conference which will take place in Scotland this week will call for governments around the world to reassess their response to large volcanic eruptions

Sir Keir Starmer says the UK is "ready to support" the implementation of a peace deal between the United States and Iran

John Swinney has been accused of 'pandering' to Nicola Sturgeon over plans to take a 'domestic approach' to new watchdog guidance on the Supreme Court ruling.

Labour insiders fear a historic humiliation in the Aberdeen South by-election, with internal polling predicting a total collapse in support.