Susan Aitken said various ideas for the future of the Union Corner site showed promise, including a hotel or a residential development

Police are appealing for information following a robbery in Cambuslang.

Firefighters have been working through the night to tackle a blaze that broke out inside a building near Glasgow.

Center Parcs will scrap its crèche service at all UK holiday parks, with bookings ending soon and parents set to lose the childcare option.

John Swinney has called on football chiefs to act on ticket prices which have seen this summer’s World Cup become the “most expensive in history”.

Research suggests scientists have identified what drives the development of scar tissue in the intestines of people with Crohn’s disease.

The head of one of Scotland’s longest-established drugs charities has called for more legal consumption facilities to be set up around the country, describing the centre in Glasgow as “invaluable”.

The initiative is being supported by the charity "Fore" Get Me Not Golf

Former detectives involved in the initial investigation into the murder of Emma Caldwell in 2005 have said their suspicions about her killer Iain Packer were ignored by superiors.

For one young man from a sheep farm on Arran, a journey that began at SRUC in Ayr has taken him all over the world.

The sale of the remainder of a Scottish craft beer firm follows the collapse of two others in a difficult month for the industry and is a key focus of Brian Donnelly’s look back on last month's business

Vincent Goldie, chief executive of Newton Property Management, aims to change the way people think about factors

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has vowed to block any prospect of a congestion charge for motorists driving into Glasgow.

Scottish Conservatives have announced plans to send prisoners overseas to complete their sentences – with leader Russell Findlay insisting the “common sense” move could end the SNP’s “reckless” policy of early release.

Capitalism must adapt to change, reforming to sustain living standards and preserve legitimacy and liberal democracy

When education opts for brain health and purpose over grades colleges can empower disadvantaged students through practical pathways and support

A public local inquiry has been launched due to the number of objections to the proposed £478 million Pass of Birnam to Tay Crossing section of the £3.7 billion A9 dualling programme.

Hundreds of people have thrown their weight behind a petition calling for cycle lanes to be removed from Greenock’s main shopping street.

Amazon has confirmed why a ‘random app’ appeared on Fire Stick devices, after users reported seeing it installed without downloading it themselves.

The Scottish Greens are proposing to introduce a new tax on private schools in a bid they say to offer more support to state schools and education services.

Raskolnikov is a man alone in Laurie Sansom’s new adaptation of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s 750 page nineteenth century epic, which sees the ascetic student’s attraction to seemingly mindless violence usher him into a moral maze that becomes a dark inv...

Police said the three had been reported to Youth Justice Management

Holyrood's outgoing Presiding Officer has insisted her relationship with the former Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross has not broken down.

Police have launched an attempted murder probe after a man was stabbed in a house in Ayr.

A brief morning snowfall turned cars white across the city - defying Met Office predictions

John Swinney has insisted there could be an independence referendum in 2028 if the SNP win next month's Holyrood election.

'This was a high‑value theft and we are appealing to the public for assistance'

A man has been seriously injured in a street attack in a Scottish city.

Live updates on Easter Storm Dave

Ferries remain disrupted and roads closed - but the storm has passed

A Glasgow college and a social enterprise have agreed a new partnership to support people in poverty receiving training and getting into work

Ministers rejected a green bus plan expected to protect Scottish jobs at a failing bus builder supported with public money.

Ministers ditched a green bus plan expected to protect Scottish jobs at a failing bus giant kept afloat with public cash — and instead backed a £45 million scheme that sent nearly half the work to China, the Herald can reveal.

The Principal and Chief Executive of Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) discusses the past, present, and future of the organisation.

Cutting-edge research from Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) is helping to address some of our biggest global challenges.

Actor faced his first live audience for filming of pivotal scenes at world-famous venue.

Scotland’s next government will inherit a £4.7bn funding gap, rising demand for public services and shrinking room to manoeuvre on tax. The real challenge isn’t ambition — it’s what can realistically be afforded.

More than 30 years after the Bosnian war, survivors of Srebrenica are still fighting for justice, recognition and truth in a country shaped by denial.

Rivals say Scottish Labour's battle to win Nicola Sturgeon's Holyrood seat is in 'meltdown' following the original candidate's suspension and the last minute selection of a successor.

Support for Reform UK in Scotland has plummeted to its lowest level in more than a year after a poor start to the party’s Holyrood campaign, a new poll has found.

Political Correspondent Hannah Brown meets with Srebrenica survivors in Bosnia still living with the legacy of war, denial and the fight for justice.

Each week, the self-righteous and highly judgmental journalist Rab McNeil puts one of the country's weel-kent creations, names or faces under close scrutiny in his Scottish Icons series. This week, the humble Scotch pie falls under his Sauron-like ga...

”So what’s happening in Scotland, then?” my Italian relatives are wont to ask when I tell them we have Holyrood elections next month. And honestly, how to answer? I would like to boast about the parliament I voted enthusiastically in favour of ...

Most fled during brutal crackdowns, making harrowing escapes using safe houses and even swimming winter rivers to cross the border and join the peshmerga. Foreign Editor David Pratt in Northern Iraq meets some remarkable women

Mr Cole-Hamilton said his party would open up new ways to connect villages, towns and cities

Two men have been charged in connection with an alleged attack on a man in Edinburgh.

Police have launched a probe into the incident

The Met Office has issued a fresh Storm Dave warning

Mr Swinney said the SNP message is “striking a chord” with people around the country

A pensioner has died following a crash on a Scottish island.