The road reopened after a section was closed for seven weeks

The American woman at the centre of a bitter dispute over an assistance dog at a community café on a tiny Hebridean island says she has received death threats but is refusing to back down.

Children are growing up in an increasingly digital world, but how much technology influence their education?

He thought he'd wash the dishes later. Months on, they're still there. Simon Woodward tells of the heartbreak of losing the Coalsnaughton home he spent 17 years building

A debate at Thursday’s full council meeting about July’s fire and the council’s response turned ugly, with personal attacks and angry words.

According to the Scottish Government, the rateable value for 110 Princes Street, the former Debenhams department store, is £581,000.

Scottish Government data shows that the chances of securing a permanent contract within three years of qualifying have fallen sharply in recent years.

Scottish ministers have been accused of prioritising cuts while "sabotaging" lifeline public services in a scathing assessment of planned efficiency savings.

A company that owns the building that houses a renowned ice cream parlour has been placed into administration.

Scottish furniture giant strengthens leadership team and cuts costs after growth plan led by previous chiefs 'did not materialise'

Kitchens International adds Fingal in Leith to growing list of high-profile hospitality clients

Scottish Labour leadership contender Michael Marra has called for the forthcoming Programme for Government to put Scotland on a credible path to meeting its statutory child poverty targets.

Record memberships, waiting lists and thriving finances. So why are some of Scotland’s oldest golf clubs considering deals with an American-backed investor?

The move by the UK Government to bring unused pension funds into scope of inheritance tax will affect thousands of people

Congestion is being reported at a major motorway exit in Glasgow due to a closure to allow for scenes to be filmed for The Batman: Part II.

A fight reportedly broke out among passengers at Glasgow Airport as they awaited a delayed Ryanair flight to London.

Glasgow’s visitor economy continued to grow in 2025, with visitor spending reaching £2.74 billion and more than 31 million people coming to the city, new figures show.

Jet2 has announced new flights from a number of UK airports for Eurovision fans looking to travel to Bourgas, Bulgaria, for the 2027 contest.

All arts organisations with long-term funding agreements with the city council are currently in line for a 25 per cent boost after a narrow vote.

Police are appealing for information following the death of a teenager in Dumfries.

Business leaders argue Scotland’s two largest city regions need the funding certainty and flexibility increasingly available to their English counterparts

The first in a new series of comprehensive guidebooks exploring the rich history of one of Scotland’s most beloved and longest-running serial dramas is to be published later this year.

Proposed changes have been rubber-stamped at a mansion of historic importance in Berwickshire.

Seven protesters who allegedly vandalised Donald Trump's Ayrshire golf course will face trial with a "terrorist connection"

Large-scale developments must be ruled on within four months, while smaller planning applications must be decided within two months.

A fish processing company has been fined £451,500 after a supervisor suffered multiple fractures and two collapsed lungs when he became entangled in a palletiser machine at its Lerwick plant.

A sex predator who raped a teenage girl he discovered alone in the street has been jailed for seven years

Sandie Peggie’s legal team argue an employment tribunal applied the “wrong legal analysis” when it ruled NHS Fife could lawfully allow transgender doctor Beth Upton to use female changing facilities at Victoria Hospital.

More than 14,000 complaints have been made to NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) since the beginning of 2023, new figures have revealed.

With a new generation of hotel owners reimagining hospitality, luxury is no longer the sole guarantor of influence in the hospitality industry

Councillor Heap described the raids as part of a "relentless ongoing drive to transform the UK into a hostile environment for racialised communities".

Scotland eases bluetongue movement rules for store and fattening livestock as ministers urge farmers to maintain vaccination plans.

Sir Anton Muscatelli warns Scotland’s universities have ‘run out of runway’ as analysis reveals a £200m funding gap that is expected to grow.

The city's Labour administration lost a crucial vote on future core funding support for arts organisations.

Cruden Homes has secured a brownfield site in Bathgate where it plans to build 103 private-sale homes, subject to planning approval.

A police officer has admitted a £2,300 attempted fraud by forging a document to be used in her divorce proceedings.

Aman was caught with £114,000 of drugs after a raid on his home.

Glasgow is extending its 20mph network to 797 more streets across the south and east of the city from September.

Revving engines and booming exhausts echo off the walls in Linlithgow’s High Street, in the early hours of the morning. The noise made worse by the narrow street and high buildings

Britpop favourites Supergrass have announced their return to Glasgow

Plans have been submitted for an 86MW wind farm in the Scottish Highlands that could power more than 98,000 homes and support peatland restoration.

Richard Girvan was announced as the next head of Fettes last year, succeeding Helen Harrison, who stepped away after seven years in the top seat.

A new development of 100 affordable homes has been completed in South Queensferry, marking Sanctuary Scotland’s first project in Edinburgh.

A British citizen who has been wanted by the FBI for more than 20 years has been arrested in Hungary

A £5 tourist tax could be introduced across the Highlands, with Highland Council estimating it could raise £9.5 million a year for infrastructure and roads.

Quigley was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in 2000

St George’s School in Edinburgh has appointed Niamh Green as its next head, succeeding Carol Chandler-Thompson from next year.

Blackwell’s Edinburgh at 53-62 South Bridge was forced to close on August 21 due to a power cut. 

Serbia will bury convicted war criminal and génocidaire Ratko Mladić with the highest state and military honours, the country's justice minister has confirmed

If you’re looking for something different to see during the final weekend of the festivals, why not let the songs tell the story?