Motorists have been warned to expect delays after broken down lorries blocked one of Scotland’s busiest motorways.

The outgoing chief executive of Edinburgh Airport has revealed his 'real hankering' to open a music club

There’s a moment during my interview with Stephen McGinty when he pauses and looks away as the profound sadness of the subject matter seems to fall in on him. Mr McGinty is the author of One Morning in March, the book he’s written to coincide wit...

One-off masterplans often grab the headlines, but the decision to opt for incremental yet continuous investment in Paisley Golf Club is yielding results

Colleges Scotland CEO says that an 'ambitious' sector review must follow the evidence and make the right recommendations to sustain the sector.

Scotland’s rural and island communities and colleges are at the heart of the country’s green energy future, but are they being left behind?

Nicola Sturgeon has been criticised for failing to appear in the Holyrood chamber during discussions about the Glasgow fire.

A 'heart of the community' pub in a historic Scottish market town is to be sold

A new 4G mast near Kilchoman has brought reliable mobile coverage to part of Islay’s west coast for the first time. The project ends a long-standing mobile “not spot” and connects residents, visitors and businesses to all major networks.

The brother and sister of a five-year-old girl killed in the Dunblane massacre fear its full horror may fade from public memory as they mark 30 years since the attack that transformed Britain’s gun laws

Today's cartoon is on a new Roman excavation in Bearsden.

A broken escalator which has received numerous complaints from shoppers has finally been fixed a year later

Broadcaster Kaye Adams has said she is “heartbroken” to hear the “malicious stories” about her following her departure from the BBC and denied allegations of misconduct.

A family island company are celebrating licking the opposition at a highly prestigious annual awards event.

History has been made after a woman from San Francisco was appointed standard bearer of a Borders expats organisation – for the first time in over a century.

Shops in one of Glasgow’s most deprived streets have received a makeover to honour their historic ‘Victorian’ design.

There is no confirmed timescale on when People’s Palace and Winter Gardens will reopen to the public, a Glasgow city council officer has confirmed. 

‘World class’ padel tennis courts are to be built as part of the multi-million pound Meat Market sheds transformation in Glasgow - with work expected to start within months.

Police Scotland said it received a report of a "suspicious item" found at the base around 11:25am on Thursday

Organisers seek greater recognition for city's major events in visitor levy spending plans.

Morningside councillor Marie-Clair Munro, of the Scottish Conservatives, was reprimanded by the Commission.

Frequent snow showers may lead to some travel disruption on Friday morning, the meteorological service said.

The leader of Glasgow City Council has said it is likely to pursue a compulsory purchase order for the site of the Union Street fire.

High-profile entrepreneur Andrew Dobbie calls on major companies to help firms hit by fire

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has confirmed that both of Glasgow’s high-reach fire engines were unavailable during Sunday’s major Union Corner blaze but has strongly refuted "alarmist" claims that it lacked the resources needed to tackle t...

Network Rail said that while engineers have not identified significant structural issues during limited investigations, the station did not escape unscathed. 

Scotland's new child poverty action plan has been described as 'timid' as charities warn legally binding targets will be missed, leaving thousands of children behind.

The Arrol Gibb Innovation Campus in Rosyth and the Clyde Engineering and Innovation Centre near Faslane have both been awarded £5m in support.

The firm, which held net assets of more than £10 million in September 2024, also owns property at 82 Fetter Lane and 27 Rathbone Street in London.

Liquidators have been appointed to a Scottish city’s only dedicated lingerie store

Two brothers once hailed as heroes for rescuing people from a burning building have been exposed for running a £1m drug ring.

Some locations are special and demand a property to match rather than distract – and in the wooded landscape near Nethy Bridge within the Cairngorm National Park, Mountain Bear Lodge is completely at one with its natural surroundings.

Fiona McQueen allegedly questioned why the NHS had not offered the families affected by the scandal “50 grand” or a “trip to Disneyland”.

Network Rail said services between Balloch / Dumbarton Central and Airdrie, and also between Helensburgh Central / Glasgow Queen Street and Bathgate, are affected.

Heating oil prices across Scotland have more than doubled in weeks, leaving off-grid households facing sudden bill shocks. Ministers are urging UK action as regulators investigate claims some suppliers may be profiteering from the crisis.

The park has launched a new herbivore management strategy

Peter Mandelson faces calls to return the £75,000 severance pay he received following his exit as ambassador to the US.

Mould growth has been found in a cancer ward at a flagship hospital which was partially closed due to mould and dirty water ingress, the Health Secretary has confirmed.

Central Station may be reopened on a phased basis while the demolition process is underway, council leader Susan Aitken has said.

Angus Robertson has been told to intervene over 'state-funded censorship' of writer.

A review carried out by a Scottish Government adviser has found that support is 'not always available at the right time.'

The remaining section of the historic Glasgow building that was devastated by a fire at the weekend is to be demolished, the local authority has said.

Questions are mounting after the Union Street fire in Glasgow as it emerged both of the city’s high-rise fire engines were unavailable during the blaze. The incident, which threatened Central Station and the Central Hotel, is now intensifying scrut...

Edinburgh Council unanimously backs Equal Edinburgh 2024–2028, a new plan to tackle city inequality, boost inclusion, and improve accessible services.

A second man has been arrested in connection with the death of a young father in Motherwell. 

The board will support the city’s efforts to rebuild Union Corner and 'oversee the development of a support package'.

Everything you need to know about the buttery (or rowie), one of North East Scotland's most beloved bakes.

Malcolm Offord, Reform's leader in Scotland has admitted he was 'uncomfortable' with comments Nigel Farage made about immigration and Glasgow.

The garden would once have been home to Roman soldiers - keeping a watchful eye on the north

A long-established family-run contractor headquartered in East Kilbride has ceased trading