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The 28-year-old was arrested and charged with a previous ‘disturbance’ that took place in the city’s Reid Square as well as Broughty Ferry Road.

Funds set aside to offset the two-child benefit cap in Scotland will now be redirected to emergency family support.

The incident occurred sometime between 9 pm and 11 pm on Tuesday night, near Cargen Tower in the Garroch Business Park.

On Thursday morning, Scottish Water said that repairs were being arranged following reports of disruption by residents in the G22 Possilpark area.

The spoon-bending showman says that the tiny Lamb Island, located in the Firth of Forth, is “blessed by supernatural powers”.

An official portrait of a former Lord Provost who admitted charges of stalking has been removed from a gallery in the city chambers.

After the two sides failed to come to an agreement, the union says the strikes will continue until February.

The Stop The War coalition there were “had serious questions to answer” about the use of the government-owned Wick John O’Groats airport to refuel three US Airforce special-ops aircraft.

The publicly funded ferry operator CalMac broke transparency laws by wrongly hiding the full extent of a former chief executive's severance package after forcing him out, it can be revealed.

Scottish Labour and the SNP clash after the Home Office refuses to discuss devolving immigration or a Scottish visa scheme.

Waiting lists for gynaecological care in Scotland have risen by more than 250 percent since 2018, with over 66,000 women now waiting.

A Scottish law firm has described its performance as 'stellar', unveiling a sharp rise in profits.

Scotch whisky veteran highlights reasons to be positive despite 'headwinds' facing distillers

Plans for homes and student housing at a scrapyard site in a Scottish city have gone before councillors

Boxing Day traditionally signals the start of the home-moving season

CBI Scotland insists having higher income tax rates for higher earners in Scotland is making it harder for businesses

Audit Scotland warns delayed discharges cost £440m a year and leave one in nine hospital beds occupied unnecessarily.

Scottish law firm declares new partner has 'ability to speak language of legal and commercial stakeholders'

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A heavy police presence has been deployed at the largest shopping centre in North Ayrshire.

Skye’s dramatic landscapes may draw visitors in, but its growing food scene seems to be convincing many to stay that little bit longer.

Pubs and brewers make case for support from Scottish Government

GAP Group has announced the sudden passing of joint managing director Douglas Anderson, paying tribute to his leadership and passion

Hundreds of schools in northern Scotland remain shut for a third day as the country continues to be gripped by wintry conditions, with fresh weather warnings issued.

Every primary school but one in the local authority area is offering pupils the chance to take part in a residential outdoor learning trip.

A family-owned Edinburgh restaurant is set to close this week after almost 30 years in business.

Scottish Labour could still table a motion of no confidence in Justice Secretary Angela Constance, Anas Sarwar has said.

Professor Andy Schofield hailed the university’s international connections as it marked its birthday

The organisation in charge of the world-famous Old Course is boosting its annual support for local community groups and projects in St Andrews

A long-standing restaurant in a Scottish city centre has been sold.

Elvis fans from across the UK and Ireland will flock to Prestwick to attend an long-established annual celebration event which Irvine couple Paul and Linda Downie are helping to organise.

A probe has been launched after thieves attempted to steal an ATM from a supermarket.

The weather is icy cold this week, but there is help at hand with DWP Winter Fuel Payments, Warm Home Discount, £150 energy bill reduction and Cold Weather Payments.

The U.S has seized an oil tanker sailing under the Russian flag in international waters north of Scotland

A swim centre in an Edinburgh neighbourhood is set to be refurbished after a contract award was announced.

The man was walking along Reema Road in the North Lanarkshire town around 11.15 pm when he was assaulted by another man. 

Activists made the plea prior to a picket at the US Consulate in Edinburgh following the capture of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro.

The United States has seized an oil tanker north of Scotland which is sailing under the flag of Russia

THERE will be no STV bulletins covering Scottish news today, as staff are walking out in protest over redundancies.

A decision on proposals to create a new college for St Andrews University in the former Madras College building is set to be taken next week.

A fresh plea to clean up Glasgow’s lanes and side streets has been issued by a trade union after the festive period saw discarded rubbish dumped on the side of the road.

A new café is set to open on Great Western Road after plans were given the go ahead by Glasgow City Council.

Anas Sarwar condemns anonymous Labour briefings as “idiotic” amid reports of unrest over Keir Starmer’s leadership.

On Wednesday morning, Network Rail said that rail lines between Inverness and Kyle of Lochalsh and Inverness and Wick remained closed.

The Scottish leader of Reform UK will be announced at a press conference by Nigel Farage next week

On Tuesday afternoon, Aberdeenshire Council said that a “prolonged period of significant impacts” had necessitated the decision.

Air traffic data from live flight tracking site FlightRadar24 showed at least two aircraft landing at Wick John O’Groats airport at around 11am on Wednesday.

Scots stars Daniel Sloss, Karen Dunbar, Susie McCabe, Daniel Sloss, Fred MacAulay, Zara Gladman and Craig Hill will stage shows.

Essential drainage improvement investigations are set to cause disruption on a major West Dunbartonshire route later this month