Overnight rail service Caledonian Sleeper has announced that Graham Kelly has been confirmed as its Managing Director.

Correspondence released through FOI show Prof Alexis Jay sought corrections from Angela Constance a second time after the Justice Secretary insisted she had accurately quoted her

Bosses at Ferguson Marine have been accused of ‘failing spectacularly’ over an unsuccessful bid to win a £175 million contract to build a fleet of new Caledonian MacBrayne ferries.

Ferry services across Scotland have been hit by cancellations and disruption today due to adverse weather conditions and operational issues.

A charity has called for the ban on pavement parking to be “properly enforced”, as a survey found a quarter of Scots were forced to change route last year due to pavements being blocked by cars.

Forthcoming change to visitor levy rules have been welcomed by the Scottish tourism industry

The final letter of Mary Queen of Scots will go on display at Perth Museum next year.

The employability support organisation Jobs and Business Glasgow is making a push ahead of Christmas to raise awareness of services available in the city.

Long-time owner of residential letting agent says it feels like the 'right time to retire' as the sale of his business is announced

The package holiday and airline group highlighted an increase in prices

A historic Scottish hotel has been sold after nearly three decades in the same ownership

The Scottish technology firm has raised a second tranche of investment to further grow its business in the field of early disease detection

In total, more than 255 artists participated in 72 gigs during the Stornoway-based festival, with 43% of those playing based in the Western Isles.

The Thistle drug consumption room in Glasgow played a 'small but significant' role in reducing drug harm, a new report has found, with a drug checking service to be introduced aimed at further preventing deaths

Michael Shanks accuses Reform UK of a “desperate search for relevance” as he defends windfall tax amid North Sea job fears.

Glasgow city centre is approaching "boom time" despite "relentless pessimism"over Sauchiehall Street, according to a council leader.

The Sandie Peggie employment tribunal has now cost NHS Fife an "eyewatering" sum of more than £400,000 with details of Jane Russell's KC fee unveiled for the first time.

Karl Rosie had defected from the SNP to join the late Alex Salmond’s party in March 2024, but has since quit the party.

For Women Scotland has warned the Sandie Peggie employment tribunal ruling against NHS Fife “undermines” faith in the courts system.

The ‘Iona’ announcements were widely panned for their use of artificial intelligence, the new voice has debuted on Class 380 trains.

Workers at the Vue St Enoch will begin four weeks of industrial action on 11 December over pay and conditions.

A third-year student at Dundee University alleges that he was racially abused by a group of four men while walking through the institution's campus.

Correspondence released to The Herald shows Angela Constance seemingly misled the Scottish Parliament about Professor Alexis Jay’s position on a proposed grooming-gang inquiry — despite her insistence that she did not.

Industry groups say surge in property valuations is causing 'significant stress'

The Scottish Government pledged to eliminate the gap between the least and most deprived pupils. How much progress has actually been made?

Albert Massie, 35, will serve a prison sentence of six years and four months following sentencing at the High Court in Edinburgh on Wednesday. 

These Scottish River Island stores are among the 33 closing down across the UK in January 2026.

35% of the public would vote for the SNP with their contituency ballot, followed by Reform with 18% and Labour with 16%.

Housing Secretary Mairi McAllan has hit back at Nigel Farage after claims asylum seekers are prioritised for housing in Glasgow, while acknowledging growing pressure on the city.

Drivers for Turners (Soham) Limited will resume strike action at Edinburgh and Glasgow Airports over a long-running pay dispute.

It’s Scotland’s largest prison and has housed some of the country’s most high-profile prisoners for over one hundred years.

Author Sophie Kinsella (Madeleine Sophie Wickham) known for her bestselling Shopaholic book series, has died at the age of 55

Three major international companies are to begin modelling work on tunnels which could link the Shetland Isles.

Life expectancy in Scotland has risen for both males and females according to new figures from National Records of Scotland. 

Relatives of a man who died after being exposed to asbestos while working for Scottish Power can claim damages from the energy company, the Supreme Court has ruled

Serious incidents at school – particularly involving dangerous weapons – should be reported swiftly to parents, a councillor insisted this week.

A property company has reported a 'record year of transactions' in Scotland

A luxury London cattery chain’s “cat hotel” could be relocated to a Garmouth back garden – making it the first of its kind in Scotland.

A bar manager has won a planning battle to build a new pub after his previous Sighthill premises was bought by the council under compulsory purchase.

A former SNP councillor has defected to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK.

Developers have signalled their plans to build student accommodation and private flats on a scrapyard in Leith which featured in Trainspotting 2, 10 months after a similar application was struck back.

The proposed new subsea electricity cable linking the Isle of Skye to South Uist across the Little Minch has taken a step forward in the consenting process for its marine licence after Comhairle nan Eilean Siar confirmed it has no objections to the.....

Chloe was last seen in the Vernon Street area around midday on Tuesday

The cafe boasts panoramic views over Loch Linnhe, Castle Stalker and the Sgeir Bhuidhe Lighthouse

Three yellow weather warnings for wind are active until Wednesday evening

Engineers have been working to fix damage to overhead power lines on the Neilston to Glasgow Central

Full list: CalMac ferry services have been hit by widespread disruption in the wake of Storm Bram  

The road was shut for a number of hours, but has reopened in one direction

The Scottish Government claimed that adding roughly 600 teachers would reduce teachers' class contact time, then backed down a week later.

The Scottish screen star says he feels 'grateful' to have been in regular work during a slowdown in the UK TV drama industry.