A 58-year-old man was arrested this morning in Muirhouse

Artists and organisations call for change of direction as thousands back protest petition over city centre evictions.

A leading architect has called for greater protection for historic buildings as another Glasgow 'treasure' is lost to fire.

Almost seven in ten Scots fear victims of domestic abuse could feel pressured into ending their lives if assisted dying becomes legal, new polling suggests. The findings come as MSPs prepare for a decisive Holyrood vote on Liam McArthur’s Assisted ...

An executive of the major US airline flagged a potential return to Glasgow Airport as it launched a new service from Edinburgh Airport

One of the UK’s 'fastest growing and most respected firms of chartered surveyors' has acquired a Glasgow-based business

A watchdog review has warned Police Scotland may be failing to take fingerprints in more than 12,000 arrests a year, potentially missing chances to identify suspects or link them to unsolved crimes.

Sharon D. Clarke and Andrew Gower are back for a second series of Ellis on Channel 5

A social media user has shared images of charred documents which were sent into the night sky due to the fire on Union Street in Glasgow

Traders in Glasgow once more on the back foot after blaze near Central Station

Herald senior news reporter Martin Williams has been named as a finalist for one of the most prestigious gongs at the 2025 Amnesty Media Awards.

The proprietor of a vape shop in Glasgow which caught fire on Sunday, devastating buildings adjacent to Central Station, says he is "in grief"

A multi-agency investigation has been launched into the cause of a fire which devastated buildings on Union Street in Glasgow and shut Central Station.

A devastating blaze that began in a vape shop beside Glasgow Central has gutted a historic building, halted rail services and sparked urgent questions about fire risks linked to e-cigarette batteries. Ministers say safety rules will now be examined.

The MP for Livingston hosted an event at the think tank which employed a man accused of spying for China attended by the foreign secretary in "one of her first public engagements since taking office"

New additions to famous Scottish baker's senior team are aged under 30

Police Scotland said that pyrotechnics were thrown during the incident and that a child had been struck by a coin.

Afton Estates Ltd, an Edinburgh-based real estate firm, submitted the planning application in September 2024.

There are big questions following the Glasgow fire that devastated historic city centre buildings – and one of them must be whether rules and regulations on vape shops are anywhere near tight enough.

The American Airlines executive says the Scottish city has 'really become a hot spot for us in Europe'

Establishing power of attorney and planning for long term care are two vital risk management tools for families, advises estate planning firm ILAWS

Inveralmond Brewery closes after Innis & Gunn falls into administration

A business leader has called for support for the 'large number' of firms impacted by the devastating Glasgow Union Street fire.

For six years, Caitlin and her business partner Bernadette operated the wee studio on the first floor of the Union Street building.

FOR most people, a home is their largest financial asset, so it pays to look after it – which up until recently entailed regular cleaning, maintenance and repairs.

A drug which can slow the growth of brain tumours has been approved for use on NHS Scotland, following a campaign by those affected

March is well underway and Eat Out Edinburgh is once again bringing a renewed buzz to the city centre.

Scotland's busiest station will remain shut on Tuesday

Scotland’s assisted dying legislation has been thrown into fresh uncertainty after Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay withdrew his backing. With MSPs divided and the final vote looming, even a handful of defections could decide the bill’s fate.

AS technology evolves and awareness of the world’s climate emergency grows, many people are considering how they can play their part in reducing their own carbon footprint – and for some that starts with the way they heat their homes.

A coffee shop and a hairdressers are among those which have gone up in flames

A slew of fundraisers have been set up on Go Fund Me as independent businesses housed in the building look to an uncertain future.

She was pronounced dead at the scene after a grey Peugeot 208 and a blue Volkswagen Passat collided at the trunk road’s junction with the A920 at Huntly. 

People have been asked to avoid the area

Following the life-changing success of previous digital giveaways, SPAR Scotland is officially counting down the final 72 hours until the launch of its most ambitious campaign yet: Spin Into Spring.

Fire crews remain at the scene of the devastating blaze - which is still not out

Sources told The Herald that they fear senior leaders are attempting to “circumvent” a key requirement in a bid to make £12m in savings. 

One of Britain's leading amateur golf tournaments has expanded the size of its field following a record number of entries to play at the Home of Golf

Updates and aftermath of the devastating fire which ripped through Glasgow's Union Street at Central Station

Today marks the 250th anniversary of one of the most important texts in the Scottish Enlightenment – the publication of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations.

An autistic job applicant who scored perfectly in bus driver recruitment tests claimed he was discriminated against during an interview. But a tribunal ruled his case against Stagecoach West Scotland could not proceed after it was filed months beyond...

The collapse of a Scottish space launch firm at the forefront of the UK industry is the focus of Brian Donnelly’s look back on last month's business

Elections are about choices but choices must be understood within the fiscal environment in which they will be made

The head of a new food and drink offering at Scotland’s first inland surfing resort said has told how hew was sold on the idea.

The historic Union Corner on the corner of Union and Gordon Streets collapsed on Sunday evening, with flames threatening the interior of the station.

A leading architect has warned Glasgow Central Station's iconic glass roof will have to be rebuilt meaning the station will have to be closed for a 'long time'.

First Minister John Swinney says sectarianism is 'not significant' in wider Scottish society but remains visible on football terraces after weekend match violence.

Dozens of shocked onlookers gathered in front of a cordon on Renfield Street, watching the Victorian buildings that defined Union Street crumble into thick white clouds of smoke.

John Swinney says a multi-million pound recovery fund for Glasgow is “very much an option” after a “colossal” fire near Central Station, as he confirms no serious injuries have been reported.

LK Bennett has launched a closing-down sale, with up to 75% off, in all its UK stores after entering administration in January.