Part of Glasgow's city centre has been transformed into the fictional Gotham City for filming of The Batman: Part II.

The street has now reopened

Network Rail engineers are at the scene

What might Scotland learn from one of the game's most unusual entry requirements?

The Herald asked the council to specify whether or not businesses on Princes Street, George Street and the Mile had paid rates over the last two years.

Scotland is on course to miss key climate targets unless ministers use the forthcoming Programme for Government to strengthen its Head in Buildings Bill

Civil servants have told The Herald it is unfair to call them skivers for choosing to work from home.

A historic Scottish surveyor has acquired another long-standing company.

The hire of the financial sector veteran to a key Scottish role has been hailed as a 'real coup'

The finalists for the Scottish Impact Awards have been unveiled, with businesses and organisations from across Scotland recognised for their contributions to community impact, climate action, workplace wellbeing and innovation ahead of the October aw...

A 'race realist' academic who made plagiarism allegations against the late Jason Arday has been suspended by his university

A teenager has been sentenced to six years in prison for trying to stab a homeless man to death to join a social media group

A suspected chemical spill in Edinburgh caused traffic disruption, with the public urged to avoid the area

Scullion LAW is sponsoring the Lanark Silver Bell Racenight at Hamilton Park as the historic race returns during the venue’s centenary celebrations.

The UK's first all-electric intercity bus and coach operator, Ember, is launching a new high frequency link between Glasgow and Edinburgh Airport.

A council is facing a backlash after plans were revealed to impose wide-ranging parking restrictions around a football stadium on match days

Whisky industry waste in Speyside is being turned into biomethane, with a new facility set to produce enough low-carbon gas to decarbonise more than 30,000 homes.

Edinburgh in August hailed as 'the United Nations of the arts' due to the scale of the city's annual cultural gathering.

A former Scotland rugby union captain has swapped the rugby pitch for the flight deck after turning a lifelong ambition into reality with Jet2.

Soaring sales of Scotland strips fail to offset challenges in North America for JD Sports Fashion

Families of those affected by infections linked to a flagship hospital in Glasgow have said they are “shocked to the core” by new evidence to an inquiry.

Bluetongue restrictions have been tightened in Dumfries and Galloway after cases near Lockerbie, with new livestock movement rules.

The cost to send John Swinney and his team to the World Cup exceeded £98,000. But the real cost is the loss in public trust.

Malcolm Offord revealed he received his prostate cancer diagnosis on the day of May's Holyrood election.

A former Reardon's snooker hall in Glasgow's Southside has reopened with a fresh new look this week.

The JR Group has donated £2,500 to two Glasgow schools, helping pupils take part in sporting and educational trips in Scotland and Spain.

Aberdein Considine LLP has promoted Danny Anderson and Shilpi Jairath to partner as the law firm strengthens its senior team in Scotland and Newcastle.

The National Autistic Society Scotland has launched a new podcast giving autistic adults a platform to share lived experiences, advice and support after diagnosis.

Glasgow City Council has approved a sweeping pay and grading overhaul designed to end decades of equal pay discrimination but while 63% of 24,000 staff gain, around 11% face cuts of up to £11,500 a year.

The A9 is closed in both directions after reports of a man being "taken unwell"

The new 1821 café has opened at Falkland Estate in Fife, offering locally sourced food, speciality coffee and a community-focused dining experience.

The world's first community whisky distillery is facing an uncertain future after admitting it will require "significant new investment" to survive

Trains serving Glasgow Central station have suffered disruption due to two separate incidents, one involving a vehicle striking a bridge and the other involving damage to overhead wires.

Islay whisky distillery Bowmore has launched two limited-edition 20-year-old single malts in collaboration with New York design studio Snarkitecture.

A controversial parking charge scheme in the East Lothian town of North Berwick brought in  £111,000 in its first two months, a new report has revealed.

Scotland's civil service workforce has increased despite a pledge by the SNP to reduce the headcount.

The venue will be owned by the community - and help bring visitors to the area

Former snooker champion Graeme Dott began allegedly abusing a young boy shortly after winning the world title, a court heard.

Edinburgh-born entrepreneur Bethan Higson, founder of Mother Root, will speak at the Women on Top Summit in Edinburgh on September 24.

A stroll down Kirkwall’s high street in the summer presents a picture of an ideal town centre.

A new £170,000 flour mill in East Lothian will process up to 500 tonnes of Scottish wheat each year and create four jobs.

Green councillor and co-convener Alys Mumford has tabled a motion before next week’s full council meeting making the ask in a bid to prioritise public transport and ease congestion

Frasers Travel Ltd was founded back in 1986 and offered holiday packages to various exotic destinations.

A liquidator has been appointed to a Scottish building company.

Scottish Water is using new technology to disinfect and recycle laboratory plastics previously sent to landfill or incineration.

The former Glasgow and Cambridge professor, 41, was found dead in his Battersea home last Friday, following weeks of intense media scrutiny.

Edinbane Lodge on the Isle of Skye has secured new staff accommodation through a funding deal with The Cumberland Building Society.

Trust in the Scottish Government agency is said to at an 'all-time low' over the handling of the long-running venue.

Cromarty Museum is set to launch Fisherfolk of Cromarty, a digital walking tour bringing the town’s history to life in the very streets where it was made

Last year, Glasgow introduced control zones in Govanhill, Pollokshields and Broomhouse following complaints from residents about disruption