The city donated more than any other in the country!

The figures paint a grim picture for renters in Scotland

Beavers were driven to extinction in Scotland some 400 years ago - but are making a comeback

John Swinney and Neil Gray have not made contact with the former chief nursing officer despite allegations she offered bribes to grieving families at the QEUH.

A liquidator has been appointed to a popular Scottish city pastry bakery firm

Proposals to convert an office building into apartments at a city dockside location have been refused

The general manager of the Glasgow entertainment venue highlights what he would like to see from the UK and Scottish governments

Latest results for Scotch whisky makers hammer home problems in US and China

Publicly-funded integration joint boards (IJBs) could become “financially unsustainable” within two years as demand continues to outstrip available resources.

Today's cartoon is on the story that Nicola Sturgeon told an ethics probe into her actions that Alex Salmond warned of the “floodgates” opening after he was accused of inappropriate behaviour towards women.

A woodland regeneration scheme which plans to quadruple native woodland cover in the ranges around Ben Nevis has been hailed as “the biggest shift in land use” in a lifetime.

Stoke Mandeville stadium came abuzz with figures from every walk of life as the journey as the 2026 Winter Paralympic Games began.

Huey Morgan is marking 30 Years of Come Find Yourself with a new UK Tour.

Arriving at just 17, his journey to safety was long and uncertain, taking him first to France and then to England.

Ocado has announced plans to axe around 1,000 jobs as it looks to slash costs by about £150 million as part of a wider restructure.

Health service worker warned police that protester needed to be 'looked after' during stand-off.

Tabeetha School in Jaffa educates more than 300 students from 35 nationalities, including those from Christian, Jewish, and Muslim backgrounds. 

Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain has said she was 'not aware' John Swinney had details of Peter Murrell's legal case almost a year ago.

Alex Cole-Hamilton’s party backed the government after securing a £300 million funding package for Scotland's pubs.

Glasgow Citizen Advice Bureau (CABx) said that a share of the estimated £16m windfall should go towards “essential public transport".

When campaigner Peter Kelly saw the brochure on future plans for the Woodside Viaducts, the key elevated section of the M8 over Charing Cross in Glasgow, which carries about 150,000 vehicles per day , he was surprised and delighted to see “remove�...

Kenny MacAskill has said an ethics inquiry into Nicola Sturgeon was a "cover up" after files were published which revealed Alex Salmond feared prosecution if he presented key evidence to it.

A hotel on the Isle of Arran has announced the arrival of its new chef with royal credentials.

ScottishPower and its Spanish parent company enjoyed a hefty boost to profits in 2025 despite lower wholesale electricity prices

CCTV cameras in Glasgow city centre are set to be manned 24 hours a day again — after the removal of around the clock cover was heavily criticised.

Demolition work has begun to make way for a 20-storey tower in Glasgow city centre, which will house 450 new homes

A new bronze lion statue honouring the Royal Regiment of Scotland will be unveiled in Edinburgh’s West Princes Street Gardens in 2026, councillors confirm.

North Queensferry Community Trust took Scottish Ministers to court after they refused its request for a community buyout.

Camera Obscura & World of Illusions in Edinburgh offers free entry for anyone named Maria on International Women’s Day, honouring founder Maria Theresa Short.

A senior party source has revealed the Alba Party accounts for 2024 amid claims Alex Salmond left the party in a deficit.

Lee Murdoch, executive chef of Ondine Oyster & Grill at Seaton House, on kitchen disasters, restaurant recommendations, and career highlights.

An investigation by student newspaper The Glasgow Guardian found that the servers recorded 63,720,751 connections to ChatGPT last year.

James McSporran, better known as Seamus, fulfilled numerous functions on the tiny island of Gigha off the west coast of the Kintyre peninsula in Argyll and Bute

Campbell attacked Mr Low at Leafy Lane near Pitilie “having previously evinced malice and ill-will towards him”.

Transport Scotland has revealed its early proposals for permanent repairs to the M8 Woodside Viaducts.

The 16-storey Broadway Studios development, which is set to open in the summer of 2026, will provide accommodation for 432 people.

The line-up has been announced for this year's Big City festival in Glasgow, curated by Mogwai

John Swinney and Nicola Sturgeon have paid tribute to former health secretary Jeane Freeman, praising her principle and compassion.

Douglas Ross has been suspended from the Scottish Parliament for a day after refusing to leave the chamber after being asked to do so by the presiding officer

Growing numbers of Christian Scots are “politically homeless” —  with 42% reporting they were unsure who to vote for in the next Holyrood election. 

A liquidator has been appointed to a popular Scottish city restaurant company

Food delivery app Deliveroo has been placed under court supervision for alleged exploitative labour practices

The Scottish Government minister wrote to her energy counterpart Ed Milliband and Chancellor Rachel Reeves to ask them to scrap the tax.

Billie Fitzpatrick was struggling in her personal life - until she found an outlet

The Scottish Government has announced a statutory public inquiry into group-based child sexual abuse, led by Professor Alexis Jay. After months of hesitation, ministers say urgency and survivor testimony have forced a decisive shift.

The economy in Scotland outperformed the UK as a whole, the GDP figures reveal today

The cost of repairing vandalised parking meters in North Berwick has reached £38,000 before a single penny has been collected from charges.

Alan Simpson Buchan, who previously sat as an independent, announced he had joined the right-wing party, STV News reports.

Ryanair has launched its Summer 2026 schedule at Glasgow with eight routes, including two new routes to London Stansted and Warsaw Modlin.

Scotland’s benefits spending has risen nearly four times faster than the rest of the budget, the Scottish Fiscal Commission has warned, raising fresh questions ahead of the 2026 Holyrood election about tax, public sector pay, and how ministers will...