An Irish drinks giant has acquired an entire Scottish craft beer company and bar.

The Fire Brigades Union has warned the changing nature of firefighting, underlined by the blaze on Union Street in Glasgow, means the service has never been worked harder

Fergus Ewing has called for John Swinney to address Holyrood after the Information Commissioner said he could "no longer trust the government" in handling freedom of information requests relating to an ethics inquiry into Nicola Sturgeon.

The 'exclusive-use luxury residence' has been launched by the business executive in what has been her family home for more than a decade

John Swinney's political career has been branded a "catastrophic failure" ahead of SNP conference.

The conflict in the Middle East has changed the outlook for interest rates this year

Ella Bruccoleri leads the cast of The Other Bennet Sister on the BBC, which also features Ruth Jones and Richard E. Grant

Six finalists, shortlisted for the Sir Billy Connolly Spirit of Glasgow Award 2026, celebrating Glasgow comedy talent.

A new major plan to transform Glasgow city centre into a 24 hour nightlife destination is under way with actions including improving lighting and features at the riverside.

Gillian Moir failed to feed an adult female pig properly and to provide parasite control to a further two pigs

An upcoming Hollywood film, a Sky Crime series and a children’s TV classic were among the productions filmed in Argyll and Bute last year.

Pubs, clubs and restaurants in Glasgow will be able to open for an extra hour during this summer’s Commonwealth Games.

Floral tributes have been laid at the graves of the victims of the 1996 Dunblane massacre as the town marks the 30th anniversary of the worst mass shooting in UK history.

Speaking ahead of his party’s final conference before May’s election, the First Minister announced he would create a £100 million First Homes Fund if the SNP are re-elected

Sub Club owner Mike Grieve warns Glasgow Union Street fire will hit city centre trade but says hospitality firms will show resilience amid travel disruption

Hopes on interest rates are said to have been 'extinguished' even though the UK economy ground to a halt unexpectedly

From Mozambican cashews to Malawian rice, Paisley-based social enterprise True Origin Foods connects Scottish shoppers with ethical, small-batch produce that supports farmers, fair wages and thriving communities

The closure of Glasgow Central Station is to continue into next week as work continues to demolish a building ravaged by a fire near the station.

Mother’s Day 2026 at Edinburgh’s Camera Obscura & World of Illusions, free entry for local mums with online booking.

A man who left a string of dangerous weapons around a city centre and was caught with indecent images of children was jailed today for 16 months.

Proposed strikes in Scottish schools have been called off after an agreement was reached with the trade union

Travelling Gallery’s 2026 Spring Tour brings ‘real-time friction’, a contemporary art exhibition exploring technology and identity, to communities across Scotland.

Fire crews were alerted to reports of a building fire at BBQ Wrap Salad on Hyndland Street in Glasgow at around 1:45am on Friday

Specialist officers from Police Scotland's serious and organised crime unit searched a wooded area near to Niddrie Mains Road and discovered a firearm and ammunition.

From restaurants and bars to cafes and bakeries, here are the best places to eat and drink in Glasgow's Strathbungo.

The union has warned even toilets will go uncleaned when staff walk out

SRUC Oatridge student Ollie Kwan wins 2026 Young Conservationist of the Year award for voluntary work at Edinburgh Zoo, recognised by the RZSS.

Hidden Door arts festival returns to Edinburgh's Paper Factory in June with music, theatre, dance, Jenny Hval, Valtos and Creative Scotland support.

An MSP is calling on the Scottish Government to introduce mandatory depopulation-impact assessments before any local authority is permitted to propose the closure or 'temporary' closure of rural schools and nurseries.

Britons have been warned by His Majesty's Passport Office to complete a simple check before they book a holiday or trip abroad this year.

Motorists have been warned to plan ahead

Edinburgh student designs sustainable, modular guitar at Merchiston Castle School, eco-friendly, customisable instrument lets musicians switch tones easily.

A food and drink store in a former Britain in Bloom-winning village has been brought to the market

Spend a night at The Real Mary King’s Close, Edinburgh’s historic underground street, with exclusive tours and immersive experiences.

A woman has been charged in connection with a fatal crash in 2024.

A new poll suggests just one in 12 Scots want another independence referendum to be the next Scottish Government’s priority, with voters instead focused on the cost of living and NHS pressures. The findings come as John Swinney prepares to address ...

The company which owned the building where a devastating fire in Glasgow began claimed a 100% tax break until a few months before an unlicensed vape shop moved in

Edinburgh Council’s consultation on restricting mobile phone use in schools saw 13,930 responses, with strong support for bans in secondary schools.

Major investment to improve odour at Edinburgh’s Seafield Waste Water Treatment Works announced, with upgrades to benefit local communities and boost green energy.

The Scottish Chamber Orchestra concludes its five-year Craigmillar Residency with "Tapestry" at The Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh, celebrating local music and community.

Demolition of fire-ravaged Union Cross building begins

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.