Report warns closing Glasgow School of Sport would hurt pupils’ futures, damage elite sport and widen inequality ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

Space-Comm Expo Scotland at SEC Glasgow from December 3-4 is preparing for launch with over 2,300 delegates, 100 speakers and 80 exhibitors.

Tom Daley’s Channel 4 show Game of Wool was awarded £240,000 by Screen Scotland to promote Scottish culture — but locals in Shetland say it got Fair Isle knitting wrong, ignored expert advice, and perpetuated basic errors.

A man has been arrested after a road in Glasgow was closed for over six hours.

Scottish salmon now adds £1 billion a year to the national economy, according to new figures.

In February this year, Scotland’s largest independent restaurant group, The DRG, revealed its ambitions for a major expansion of the Paesano and Sugo brands.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has dismissed claims he is plotting against Sir Keir Starmer, branding No 10 briefings “Westminster bubble nonsense”.

“It was nice to be free”, a Palestinian brewer has said of a recent trip to Scotland to launch a lager brewed in partnership with a Scottish company.

Members of Scotland’s largest teaching union are being urged to back strike action over a dispute on class contact time.

A former Edinburgh transport chief credited with helping to save the city’s troubled tram project on a 'turning point' in latest expansion debate.

It was September 20, 1979, at the long-lost Glasgow Apollo, when Gary Numan first felt the full force of pop stardom. Cars had just hit number one in the UK pop singles chart having overtaken We Don't Talk Anymore by Cliff Richard.

The under-fire head of the Scottish Government's pensions agency is set to be hauled before MSPs over a £1.7bn age discrimination scandal that has seen thousands of Scots locked out of their nest eggs.

Why the case for expanding Edinburgh's tram network using the existing South Sub line is 'stronger than ever' according to an ex Network Rail boss.

GMB Scotland warns that severe underfunding is pushing colleges to crisis point, risking campus closures and threatening vital skills training across Scotland.

Development of a new class of nature-inspired green insecticides is set to accelerate as the scientists behind the technology move to commercial facilities

A Scottish company has secured licence rights to harness 'one of the most powerful tidal resources in the world'

A project to let people play as a Pict has taken on a life of its own

Stuart Cran has joined Hilton Glasgow following nine years at the DoubleTree by Hilton Dunblane Hydro

Latest jobs figures underline show hospitality has 'borne the brunt' of labour cost hikes but there are shafts of light in the hotel sector

Plans have been lodged that could see a national coffee chain come to Ayr town centre.

Approval has been granted for plans to build a large detached property on the site of the former home of murder victim Margaret Fleming.

200 schools across the nation have signed up to take part in a Big Sing to mark the occasion.

Backed by the Scottish Government, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority will distribute £1.275 million.

The family of a missing man have been informed after a body was found near Glasgow.

The depot on Harlaw Road, Inverurie was broken into overnight between Friday, 7 November and and Saturday, 8 November.

Education officials froze internet access for 16,000 pupils and staff around 1PM on Monday afternoon while investigating a number of antivirus alerts.

41 members of staff have taken voluntary redundancy since April, when the institution announced a £5.5m budget gap.

A Scottish transport firm that generates three-quarters of its revenues from golfers is teeing up for continued growth ahead of The Open in St Andrews

Housebuilders say Scottish Government policies are driving them out of the market. A proposed £3,000 levy per home could be the last straw, say developers.

Police were called to the scene around 6.25 PM that evening. Rotherham was taken to hospital along with his wife, where he later passed away.

Dumfries House is located near Cumnock, within 600 acres of historic parkland in Ayrshire.

Speculation about Rachel Reeves and her future as Chancellor have been floating around for the whole 15 months she has been in government. But this time feels different.

Four Pillars has hosted Grampian Pride since 2018, with thousands of LGBTQ people and their allies marching through Aberdeen city centre.

Conservative MSP Sandesh Gulhane, who is a doctor, told legislators that “16 is a little bit too young” for someone to seek an assisted death.

Angela Constance is under pressure after refusing to answer Holyrood questions on the Scottish Government’s transgender prisoner policy. Opposition MSPs and legal experts say ministers are wrongly hiding behind court proceedings.

NUJ members at STV passed a motion of no confidence in the company’s leadership team last month.

Kristopher Kinnaird, 42, will go to prison for six years after pleading guilty to being involved in serious organised crime.

Police have appealed for information following the fatal crash, which occurred at 9.40 PM, south of the Cromarty Bridge on the Black Isle. 

A new archaeological study from Orkney has challenged long-held assumptions about one of Scotland’s most mysterious races – the Picts.

A Scottish family-owned firm founded by a former maths teacher has been acquired by a major US group

Hannah Taylor was charged with Malicious Mischief for her part in the protest

Holyrood’s Finance Committee has accused the Scottish Government of creating a “ludicrous” budget “mirage” by shifting hundreds of millions between departments.

Public satisfaction with the NHS in Scotland has dropped to its lowest level in more than a decade, according to new national figures.

Emergency services attended, but a 62-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene

The Government said it is working with the Danish-owned ferry operator DFDS on a scheme

A Sri Lankan street food brand is set to open its first standalone restaurant at a site previously home to The Hanoi Bike Shop in Glasgow.

MSPs have condemned Tom Daley’s knitting show after the first episode of Channel 4’s Game of Wool: Britain’s Best Knitter was accused of misrepresenting Shetland’s Fair Isle knitting tradition.

People living in Scotland’s central belt have been warned to brace for flooding with 14 hours of persistent and heavy rain forecast. 

Despite carrying over 12 million passengers in 2024, Edinburgh Trams remains deep in the red — still paying for the chaos of its troubled past.

Emergency services are at the scene