Experience buyer found for retirement village that fell into administration in 2023

Three people have been taken to hospital following a crash on the A71.

A Scottish woman found dead inside a suitcase in Athens has been named as Elizabeth-Jane Ross.

Rail users across Scotland have shared that they are having problems accessing ScotRail's new app this morning.

A man has been arrested in connection with an indecent exposure incident in Glasgow's Kelvingrove Park.

More of Scotland's lifeline island flights could disappear permanently unless ministers step in with £1.3 million, the nation's regional lifeline airline has warned.

Unions have warned food delivery riders are being forced to take risks with their health to win work due to severe competition for orders

Research from the University of Stirling has found that ability-based reading lessons leave pupils isolated and can have long-lasting effects on attainment.

Scotland's largest trade union Unison has said the next leader of Scottish Labour must stop the Scottish Government's plans to cut up to 20,000 public sector jobs.

Internal Police Scotland documents reveal Celtic FC failed to agree any alternative to unauthorised street celebrations despite nearly a year of talks, as riot officers were deployed and two were seriously injured following the club's fifth successiv...

The Herald can reveal Maree Todd questioned extra cash for alcohol services despite warnings patients were being left to navigate treatment alone.

A major garden centre group has hailed 'excellent' annual results, posting a rise in profit and turnover.

Edinburgh-based Social Investment Scotland appointed to lead Community ENABLE programme

Brodies invests in team and office footprint during latest financial year

Distillery bosses will be hoping President Trump's tariff reversal will not be short-lived

Demand for office space in Scotland is increasing, with new RICS figures showing rising occupier demand and growing confidence in rental growth across the sector.

Work on the long-awaited project on Edinburgh's waterfront is expected to get underway within months.

Scotland's psychiatrists have delivered a stark verdict on a decade of reform that has left no single organisation responsible for patient safety, and £1.5bn in annual spending that almost nobody can properly trace.

ROCK IT OUT is a groundbreaking new show fusing live rock music and death-defying stunts! Visiting Beach Links in Aberdeen until August 3, and Silverburn Shopping Centre in Glasgow, August 7-23.

Rail commuters are facing disruption this morning in the Central Belt.

Edinburgh's North Bridge is on track to open this week, bringing a final end to eight years of work.

The star spoke of his frustrations with the screen industry as he revealed plans to return to the stage in Scotland for the first time in decades.

New images show the charred aftermath of the devastating wildfire in the Cairngorms near Ryvoan Bothy.

Plans to extend a Dennistoun hostel have been withdrawn after neighbours raised fears over a potential rise in anti-social behaviour.

Volunteers at the budget 2026 Commonwealth Games were left asking, “Glasgow, where’s your troosers?” after a temporary supply problem threatened to leave them caught short.

NHS Western Isles has launched a public competition to name the new MRI suite at Western Isles Hospital in Stornoway ahead of its opening later this year.

An exhibition and art sale will take place in Glasgow next weekend to raise money for humanitarian efforts in Gaza

The historic 1,242-acre Blackwood Estate in Dumfriesshire has been listed for sale with offers over £6 million, featuring a country house, farmland, forestry and renowned River Nith salmon fishing.

A manhunt has been launched after a cyclist was stabbed by a fellow cyclist following a "verbal altercation" in Glasgow.

Public transport disruption is expected for at least two weeks of the Edinburgh Festival season.

The stage and screen stars will play a gay couple coming to terms with a life-changing dementia diagnosis in an adaption of the film Supernova.

The half-year numbers look strong, but the traditional investment business remains under pressure

A surveillance plane was launched from RAF Lossiemouth over the North Sea on Wednesday, with a number of sanctioned oil tankers operating in the area

Loganair has been urged to reverse a decision to reduce "lifeline" air services, which council and business leaders say "threatens" £7bn worth of investment.

Edinburgh-based Vault City expects record production this year, with output set to rise 38 per cent as demand for its fruit-packed beers continues to grow.

JA Mar Hall Golf and Spa Resort has appointed three senior leaders across its food, beverage and housekeeping teams as part of its multi-million-pound transformation.

The SNP could show Andy Burnham what not to do when attempting to create a National Care Service.

A top lawyer has been reported to the police for "hate speech" by Reform UK's deputy leader in Scotland.

KLM is celebrating 80 years of flights between Glasgow and Amsterdam, with up to four daily services now linking Scotland to more than 160 destinations worldwide.

Leith businesses are feeling the impact of Edinburgh’s tram closure, with Malones Leith investing in new events, menus and community offers to support local trade.

The Blackbird, located at 37-39 Leven Street, has launched new cocktail and food menus as well as completing a significant interior refurbishment.

Chef Dean Banks told The Herald that City of Edinburgh Council must step up to help businesses suffering from the drop in footfall.

New flight routes connecting Glasgow and Aberdeen to the north of Scotland will begin next month after a £2.4 million investment by the Scottish Government and Highland Council.

Office take-up in Aberdeen has risen by 78 per cent in the first half of 2026, with strong demand from the energy sector and record levels of Grade A office deals.

Hillhouse Group has appointed Zander Calderwood to oversee asphalt production across its five plants as the company prepares to open its new Edinburgh Asphalt facility in Midlothian.

The Macallan Estate has become the first whisky estate in Scotland to receive Wildlife Estates Scotland accreditation, recognising its conservation work, biodiversity efforts and sustainable land management.

East Lothian’s Brunton Hall will close its doors for the last time next month as the last council services leave the condemned building.

Police have released a third and final batch of CCTV images in the probe into violent disorder at Celtic's title celebrations.

A Scottish food company has posted a drop in annual profits of over £4 million.

The chief constable of Police Scotland has condemned the “disgraceful scenes” around a protest in Glasgow on Saturday, saying further action will be taken to find those who broke the law