Jobs and activity are still there, but they are less tied to the nine‑to‑five heart of town

The council’s provisional funding position was made public as part of the local authority’s unaudited 2025/26 accounts.

Organisers say move will 'radically reduce' costs of attending the annual industry event.

Videos of Peter Murrell being interviewed by Operation Branchform investigators have been released.

New details have been revealed outlining why Nicola Sturgeon was not charged in the Operation Branchform investigation.

How exactly did Operation Branchform unfold? It took four years and 516 witness statements to bring Peter Murrell to justice in the SNP finances probe.

Scotland's most expensive ferry is on the sidelines again - but this time there's a good reason

A £160m masterplan aims to transform Glasgow’s ageing Chinatown into a vibrant new neighbourhood, with homes, businesses and cultural spaces at the heart of the city’s next chapter

This is how the story of the SNP finance investigation - Operation Branchform - unfolded from the independence fundraiser to Peter Murrell's appearance in court/

After a “test-drive” summer in Scotland, Ms Drummond decided it was time to take the plunge and move for good.

The hot temperatures could come with thundery showers later in the week

THE Highlands have emerged as the heartland of Scotland's cash revolt as communities push back against the march towards a cashless future.

The remote Highland village that was forced to fight for its only cash machine offers a glimpse into why the north of Scotland has emerged as the heartland of the nation's growing cash revolt.

Reports of ‘violence with injury’ increased from 1,976 during the 2023/24 academic session to 2,680 during the 2024/25 academic session.

Major investment projects challenge argument that Glasgow is a city in decline

New data shows a 57% fall in emerging Scottish artists on BBC Radio Scotland, as axed presenter Kaye Adams gets ready to host major awards.

Two men who sparked Police Scotland's Operation Branchform probe into SNP finances are demanding apologies from Peter Murrell and Nicola Sturgeon as the former SNP chief executive is sentenced today.

Senior Scottish Labour figures have demanded a policy reset after Keir Starmer’s resignation, as Anas Sarwar vowed to remain Scottish party leader.

A UK-based airline that fell into administration owed more than £82 million.

Scotland's attractiveness has surged to a record high

Live soundtrack to accompany world-famous 'midnight moment' fireworks display for the first time.

Primary school pupils fishermen, scientists and marine campaigners have demanded action to protect Scotland's coastal waters from destructive fishing practices.

They once covered vast areas of the central belt – huge forests that supplied the wood to build Roman forts and warships, mills, carts, barrels and fishing boats, and supplied the raw material for everyday life.

Businesses will now be looking to see if tourism has genuinely put at the heart of policy making in Scotland

Peter Murrell, former chief executive of the Scottish National Party, has been sentenced to five years and three months in prison

A major floating offshore wind project has welcomed new funding aimed at building Scotland’s future renewable energy workforce.

More than 30 fire stations across Scotland will see significant changes under a major Scottish Fire and Rescue Service modernisation plan.

A Shetland teacher has been installed as vice-president of the Educational Institute of Scotland following a nationwide election.

Police have identified more than 100 driving offences following a large car meet in Aberdeen, including dangerous and careless driving allegations.

Six people have been charged following a series of disturbances in Edinburgh, including a vehicle fire, property damage and reports of disorder.

A 36-year-old Edinburgh man has appeared in court charged with terror-linked attempted murder following a series of attacks that left five people injured.

Artists and artists are said to have become increasingly angered and frustrated over the use of mobile devices in venues.

Dumfries and Galloway construction firm VASO Global has appointed Graham McDonald as chairman to support its growth plans and innovative housing technology.

Following the resignation of Sir Keir Starmer, Andy Burnham is poised for a fast-tracked coronation as prime minister. He brings a radical economic philosophy known as Manchesterism that promises public control, but faces immediate hurdles over a loo...

Dr Goretti Correa, who holds a PhD in Public Policy from the University of Edinburgh, has lived in Scotland’s capital since 1994.

Third approach from aviation finance specialist dismissed by airline's board

Everything you need to know about former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell ahead of sentencing on June 23, 2026 at Edinburgh High Court.

A two-night family stay at Andy Murray's Cromlix Hotel is among the prizes in a new summer competition launched by Albert Bartlett.

A survey by Edinburgh-based software firm Zudu found 94% of businesses now use AI, with more than a third deploying it organisation-wide.

A Glasgow city centre resident reveals the realities of urban living, from high rents and safety concerns to convenience, transport and the push for more homes

Diageo's Learning for Life programme has introduced AI training to help young people build digital skills for careers in hospitality.

A liquidator has been appointed to a Scottish engineering company.

Caledonia Housing Association has retained its Housing Association of the Year title and won two further awards at the Scottish Home Awards.

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.

Plans for 158 new homes in Newmachar could generate more than £32 million for the north-east economy and deliver dozens of affordable properties.

Dribble tells the story of Charles Miller, a Brazilian Scot who is known as the "father of football" in the South American nation.

Aberdeen-based Nu-Style Products has secured private equity investment to support expansion, increase manufacturing capacity and drive growth in new markets.

South Morningside Primary School has been named Primary School of the Year at the TES Schools Awards 2026, recognising its child-led learning approach.

Antonina Kordivska is the head chef at The Phoenix Café in Findhorn, Moray. This week, she takes on our chef Q&A.

Anas Sarwar has vowed to remain Scottish Labour leader, saying he is “hungry for the fight ahead” after Keir Starmer’s resignation.