Protestors have blockaded the entrance to a factory in Edinburgh to demand the company drop ties with Israel

Police are appealing for information after a vehicle was driven off

Rail passengers are facing disruption this morning after a signalling fault near Arbroath led to delays on ScotRail services.

Several fire engines remain at the scene this morning

A night of differing emotions among the home nations ....

A top scientist's report on salmon farm lice regulation and wild salmon has dismissed claims of “misrepresentation” of scientific findings as “unfounded”

Could the UK’s midnight social media curfew improve teen sleep? Scottish experts say education, evidence and safer platform design are also essential.

Edinburgh Airport passengers heading to these four locations should expect longer queues of up to six hours at airports.

More Starbucks stores are to open in Scotland with Ayrshire on the menu as part of a £4m plan expected to create 120 jobs

A long-standing Scottish outdoor clothing retailer and Commonwealth Games supplier has trebled its profits.

Major shifts in global trade flows could undermine the pre-eminence of the American economy

Broadcaster and journalist Kirsty Wark has spoken about the ‘Scotties in the City’ art trail in support of the national cancer charity Maggie’s which is marking 30 years of providing free transformative cancer support this year.

A trade union has called on ministers to take action regarding four contracts promised to the Government-owned Ferguson Marine shipyard.

A former restaurant and hotel owned by tv chef Tom Kitchin and his wife Michaela is set to expand its bedrooms after it was taken over by a hospitality firm.

The community-run Dalmuir Golf Course consider their next steps after “moronic” e-bikes rip up course e-bikes, with police confiscation on the cards.

Police said it received a report of the death of a man at a property on Glenhove Road in Cumbernauld at around 9.30am on Friday, July 15

The A9 is closed in both directions due to a crash. Traffic Scotland took to X to advise motorists of the closure at around 7:35pm on Wednesday.

A man locked up for trying to kill a man has now been convicted of murder after the victim later died.

The senior manager at Historic Environment Scotland at the centre of the Martin Compston 'twerking' row has been sacked, The Herald can reveal.

Residents have been evacuated after a large wildfire broke out in the Scottish Highlands, sending large volumes of smoke towards nearby towns.

Michael McDougall, acting as agent for the supermarket chain, told the board the arrival of Sainsbury’s was a significant moment for Dumfries

Far-right activist Tommy Robinson has apologised after falsely calling a Glasgow man an “invader” who was filming children

A newly refurbished golf hut has been unveiled at one of the world's oldest golfing grounds thanks to a sponsorship partnership.

Councillors discussed the positive impact of Glasgow hosting major music festivals and other attractions as they made calls for government talks over more Police Scotland funding to help with events.

Ury Estates Ltd has objected to revived plans for a new Tesco store in Stonehaven over fears it could harm its own proposed retail development nearby.

Edinburgh Council has spent nearly £9m paying temporary staff and recruitment agencies in the first three months of this year, the Local Democracy Reporting Service can reveal.

The owner of Edinburgh's Scotch Malt Whisky Society has reported steady first-half trading, with growth in its branded portfolio offsetting softer cask sales

The University of Glasgow's Summer Startup Programme is helping students and graduates develop business ideas through workshops and expert mentoring.

Recent surveys showed 5 per cent of Raasay is covered in the non-native and invasive Rhododendron ponticum plant

Lucia Gregusova is the head chef at Whirlybird in Edinburgh, a new restaurant located on Victoria Street.

BrewDog founder James Watt has launched a bid to buy back the beer brand after quitting as CEO before the business went into administration.

Back in November last year I wrote that the crisis at the Scottish Government heritage agency Historic Environment Scotland (HES) would extend into 2026.

Six Vietnamese men have had a trial set after a large cannabis factory was discovered in a derelict school.

A new India-UK trade agreement is expected to create £190 million in economic benefits for Scotland, opening opportunities across key industries.

A woman from Peebles has been sentenced after starving two of her ponies and a horse so severely that vets had no option but to put all three animals to sleep.

A man has been arrested after threatening Nigel Farage, saying he would shoot the Reform UK leader in the head

David Wilson Homes East Scotland has launched a competition inviting children aged five to 12 to redesign rooms in a family home.

Housebuilder Dundas has donated safety equipment to support a Danderhall Primary School litter-picking initiative led by a local community group.

Scotsman Hospitality has been named an Official Supporter of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, with The Corinthian Club set to host Team Scotland House.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has purchased the Finnart Oil Terminal on Scotland’s west coast, marking what it says is a multi-million-pound investment to strengthen the United Kingdom’s national security and defence resilience.

The Balmoral has promoted chef and beekeeper John Munro to head chef of its 4AA Rosette Number One restaurant in Edinburgh.

Buchanan Galleries supported more than 1,500 jobs and contributed £76 million to Glasgow’s economy in 2025, according to a new report.

A bus driver who drove off with a cabbie clinging on for life to its doors in a fit of road rage avoided jail today.

Trams from Edinburgh Airport are terminating at West End, while dozens of bus routes have been diverted via Queen Street and George Street.  

The Dollywood Foundation UK have given approval for an annual celebration of Dolly Parton's Imagination Library

Lawyers for the Edinburgh-based support centre Beira's Place, founded by JK Rowling, have threatened Amnesty International UK with court action over a withdrawn document that falsely branded the women-only sexual violence charity as "anti-rights".

The county has featured widely in TV and film, and its place in history has also helped drive visitor numbers to places such as Linlithgow Palace.

A liquidator has been appointed to a Scottish pub company.

'Aberdeen plays a vital role in connecting the north-east with key markets across the UK'

A record 208 Scottish university students have secured internships through the Saltire Scholars programme, with placements across the UK, Australia, Canada and the US.