On Wednesday evening, the party announced that councillors Susan Rae, Jule Bandel, Claire Miller, and Kayleigh Kinross-O’Neill will not seek re-election.

The road was later reopened

A 19-year-old man who was arrested in connection with the death of a man in Glasgow has now been charged.

The chief executive says he 'probably didn't expect the stress of it to be what it is', while declaring himself 'very lucky' to be leading the business.

Scottish councils recorded a record 21,800 instances of failing to offer temporary accommodation to households entitled to it in 2025/26.

SNP grassroots members have reacted with fury to plans to give Scottish Greens co-leader Gillian Mackay a platform at the party's Aberdeen conference.

Alex Cole-Hamilton has defended the process that led to Christine Jardine stepping down as Edinburgh West MP, insisting he never heard her age or gender raised.

Campaigners in Caithness and Wigtownshire have welcomed Scotland’s maternity review, saying rural families must finally see meaningful change.

Police Scotland has handed out just 25 fixed penalty notices for graffiti since January 2024, totalling £1,000, of which only £600 has been collected.

Alex Cole-Hamilton says his ten-strong group holds unrivalled leverage over John Swinney's budget, sets four firm demands.

Documents show that the Edinburgh-registered company moved to be wound up voluntarily.

Scottish ministers face calls to pause hyperscale data centre applications as MSPs consider a 25,000-signature petition over energy and climate impacts.

RBS and NatWest report calls for targeted support for Scotland’s 4,400 mid-market firms, tackling technology, talent and trade barriers to growth.

Northern Ireland flooring firm Ceco, a Headlam flooring subsidiary, has ceased trading after 48 years, having fallen into administration.

The Archdiocese of Glasgow has revealed plans to cut its parishes in half in a major restructure prompted by "too few people, too many churches but too few priests."

Glasgow Archdiocese to halve parishes and close 24 churches as Archbishop William Nolan cites falling Mass attendance and a shortage of priests in Glasgow.

New projects, intriguing collaborations, landmark celebrations and one-off spectaculars to seek out when Glasgow's winter music festival returns in January.

Glasgow MSP Bob Doris calls on John Swinney to consider a PBSA moratorium as student accommodation could reach 40,000 beds amid local concerns.

The SNP has repeatedly promises to give teachers more planning time, and if it fails to deliver then a huge conflict could be on the horizon.

Winter appears to have arrived in Scotland as snow fell on the summit of Cairngorm.

Edinburgh has been named the UK's fifth most promising location for future life sciences development as investors look beyond London, Oxford and Cambridge

North Lanarkshire councillor David Crichton attacks Scotland’s Standards Commission, calling the system unfair and a threat to freedom of speech.

Glasgow Prestwick is exploring the possibility of hosting a Christmas market inside the airport.

Documents obtained via Freedom of Information (FOI) legislation reveal that multiple contractors declined to take down the Saltires amid safety concerns.

Notorious Glasgow gangster Paul Ferris has died at the age of 62

A major hydro scheme at Loch Ness will face no objection from Highland Council.

Nicola Sturgeon was not asked any questions about Operation Branchform or Peter Murrell - but instead we heard her views on independence.

Partick pizzeria Sear’s Pizza appeals Glasgow council order, arguing cold pizza slices mean it is not a hot food takeaway. Scottish ruling due November 13.

John Swinney defends Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn as Willie Rennie questions his handling of Alexander Dennis, island flights and Glen Sannox gas leak.

A Scottish coach holiday firm has ceased trading and entered liquidation after 13 years of operation.

Senior civil servants are being offered lucrative pay offs under a voluntary exit scheme as the Scottish Government tries to make cuts to fill a £4.7 billion black hole in public finances.

The decision to hold the rally on Wednesday afternoon, three years after Hamas militants killed 1,200 Israelis in a surprise attack, has been condemned by some.

John Swinney has told Holyrood he cannot be certain ministers sanctioned the transfer of the £586m Lochaber smelter guarantee to a Jersey company.

Edinburgh Airport has unveiled a new brand identity, which it says reflects "its position as Scotland’s busiest airport and its ambitions for the future".

CalMac cancels the Ardrossan-Campbeltown ferry for summer 2027, prompting Kintyre anger after promises it would return, citing ageing fleet pressures.

Police said enquiries are continuing

Organisers of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe are consulting artists and companies about coinciding the event with the Scottish school holidays in future.

A silver-plated teapot believed to be one of only three in the world could fetch between £30,000 and £50,000 at auction.

An oil and gas company has been fined £300,000 for breaching offshore rules in the North Sea.

It's been 12 years since the airline started serving the people of Scotland's biggest city

A private Scottish island said to have sheltered Bonnie Prince Charlie after the Battle of Culloden has gone on the market.

Firefighters battled for several hours to extinguish a blaze that broke out near a historic castle.

A man has died after being struck by a van in the carpark of a Highland hotel.

A major UK drinks industry supplier has committed £6.7 million to a new facility expected to employ 40 people when operating.

The couple’s children said they will miss their parents “more than words can express”

Royal Mail is set to cut up to 2,500 jobs as part of a 'restructuring', with the changes to be completed by the end of next year

Walkers warned as hill path to close while helicopter deplyed

The glimpses of a new BBC Scotland drama series set across Glasgow's 'legal battlefield' have been revealed.

Swinney said the anniversary prompts reflection on lasting peace

RSPB poll: 75% of people in Scotland support offshore wind farms only if they protect nature, while 60% say Berwick Bank must significantly reduce wildlife impacts.