Police have appealed for witnesses

While bosses remain open to selling the business, Flood said the firm was “planning realistically for closure”. 

The Conservatives are now saying the Lord Advocate must explain her message to the First Minister

The motorway will close to allow vital works to take place

The Chancellor said the drop was down to UK Government policies

A double birthday celebration is on the cards for fans of the celebrated detective.

The UK's safe drug consumption room has "failed", the Scottish Tories have said as they call on the Scottish Government to close the Glasgow facility.

A landmark hotel renowned for its large-scale map of Scotland has been threatened with liquidation over a tax bill

Springfield Properties concentrates investment on north of Scotland

Scottish business leaders will gather to debate the big issues in Glasgow

Today's cartoon is on the Russian and Ukrainian delegations ending the first day of US-brokered peace talks in Geneva, a week before the fourth anniversary of Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

A bill seeking to change the process for children withdrawing from religious education has passed in the Scottish Parliament

Fifty arrests have been made following drug raids across Glasgow

Killswitch Engage frontman Jesse Leach will appear as a guest judge at Scotland's most distinctive celebration of facial hair

Ten year old Iain Norrie, who has Kabuki syndrome, lifted the Calcutta Cup after Scotland’s win over England

The owner of Glasgow's "grande dame" hotel is set to return more than $1 billion to shareholders following a year of record new openings

Figures revealed core civil servants are rarely in the office despite a Scottish Government target of 40% hybrid working.

Three rape crisis centres have hit out at the Scottish Government for instituting a “significant real-terms” funding cut they say will make women and girls less safe.

The decision to approve a wind farm in the Borders which was initially rejected by the local council has been quashed by the Court of Session

A senior medic described Scotland's GP services as "intolerable" as a new report is published for Scottish Labour.

British Transport Police plan to launch permanent police drone teams in Edinburgh and Glasgow, aiming to boost city policing and crime prevention with new technology

Scotland’s libraries face closures despite rising demand - here's why these quiet community hubs are more vital than ever to digital access, health and inclusion.

James McPherson teaches P5 at Law Primary School in North Berwick and also serves as a volunteer firefighter at the local station.

The Covenanters Memorial in Edinburgh’s Grassmarket, commemorating 17th-century Scottish Presbyterians, has been restored after a major conservation project

HMRC now receives data on Vinted, eBay and Etsy sellers with 30 or more sales. Here’s when you must declare income and how to avoid fines.

Bus driver Keith Rollinson, 58, died in Elgin in February 2024 after being attacked by a 15-year-old boy who had been refused entry to his bus.

A new festival will take place at a park in Glasgow this summer as organisers say they are 'ecstatic' to introduce the event to the public.

The Perthshire-born actor says he wants to strike a better work-life balance in future.

Members of the University and College Union (UCU) overwhelmingly voted to take strike action, as well as action short of strike.

Leith Links Activity Park in Edinburgh to be transformed with £4m Visitor Levy funding, featuring a skatepark, climbing walls and community facilities

A house in rural Shetland will be auctioned off later this month, with views overlooking the North Sea and Britain's most northerly chip shop within walking distance

A 47-year-old man was taken to Ninewells Hospital for treatment after being assaulted in a Lordburn venue around 11.25 pm on Friday.

Anas Sarwar has said Scottish Labour MPs do not need to return donations from under-fire think tank Labour Together.

34-year-old Edinburgh arts community hosts special exhibition in Wester Hailes to honour veteran artist set to retire.

The switch-on comes after a rise in speeding in the area.

Royal Mail is facing a grilling from MPs over allegations it has been prioritising parcels over letters in deliveries and recent failures in service

Huge changes are planned for this church

Braverman, who was Home Secretary for two stints between 2022 and 2023,  will be Reform’s education, skills and equalities spokeswoman.

Two prominent venues in the heart of Glasgow have closed in the past fortnight, the Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) and Granite House on Stockwell Street.

A historic Scottish hotel dating from the 17th century has been brought to the market

This is the perfect time to celebrate the galleries big and small around the country still flying the flag for visual art. Here are 10 exhibitions that are worth your time in the coming weeks.

NHS Lothian has appointed Kier to build new Edinburgh eye hospital at BioQuarter, replacing Princess Alexandra Eye Pavilion and enhancing eye care across Scotland.

Bookmakers have announced that the right-wing party is no longer the betting favourite to win the 2029 general election. 

New documents have revealed the changes

Heriot-Watt University faces strike action as UCU Scotland members back industrial action over job cuts, compulsory redundancies, and course reductions.

Sir Tom Hunter has published a remarkable take on Prestwick Airport

A hostel in Edinburgh unveils UK’s first full-height Japanese style capsule beds, blending Tokyo inspired design with modern comfort and privacy.

A Holyrood appointed Reporter said that the 20 holiday lodges would increase traffic on the narrow country roads

A Musselburgh ice cream making business, which was founded more than 125 years ago, has gone into liquidation.

Edinburgh adventurer Alice Morrison awarded RSGS Honorary Fellowship after becoming first to walk full length of Saudi Arabia.