The eatery, located on Argyle Street in the Finnieston area of Glasgow, has previously been named the AA’s Restaurant of the Year.

A Scots council at the centre of a secrecy 'scandal' over taxpayer millions being pumped into a key private Scottish port has launched a leak inquiry into how details of a secret "sub-project" were made public.

A new Centre for Spatial Reasoning has been established by the University of Glasgow following a successful trial involving thousands of pupils.

Scottish housebuilding chief excited by potential for growth in the Highlands

The labour market remains relatively robust but there are "worrying" signs underneath

It was once a kingdom which ruled the waves and rivalled Scotland in power and majesty.

Business owners in Port Glasgow are throwing their weight behind the campaign to secure a future for Ferguson Marine.

A European politician has backed John Swinney's decision not to introduce a planned UK levy universities would have to pay on international students saying the decision will boost "academic exchange and collaboration" between Germany and Scotland.

New boss of Elgin-based distiller takes role with 25 years of spirits industry experience

One of Scotland's 'greenest' building is now 90% let after latest deal

Doubts are being raised as to whether the Land Reform Bill currently before the Scottish Parliament is workable given the sheer volume and complexity of the prosposed legislation, writes Dominic Ryan

Plans for a new development of 160 houses for social let at a site next to the MacKenzie Park scheme, east of Stornoway, have received a boost this week.

Francis Dougan, Bishop of Galloway, has accepted that all was done to try and keep St Ninian’s Primary open over the years, but that low pupil numbers and failing to recruit a headteacher meant the school was unsustainable.

A council has begun legal action to evict a self-styled “African tribe” from the site they moved to after being removed from their previous camp.

A Scottish engineering company has successfully delivered a new £8m ‘Home of Shinty’ in Inverness.

The Saint Ninian Declaration between the Catholic Church in Scotland and the Scottish Episcopal Church supports a deepening relationship between the two denominations.

At least 1,147 people in the UK died from climate change-driven heatwaves over this summer, leading scientists and epidemiologists have found.

The not proven verdict is set to be scrapped as MSPs debate the Victims, Witnesses and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill which could see major changes made to the system.

It was an evening defined by optimism and a deep sense of purpose as leaders in sustainability, inclusion and community impact gathered at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Glasgow

It is understood asylum seekers were moved into the block last week.

The Scottish company, which observed it 'became one of Scotland’s most recognised brands when it simultaneously sponsored Rangers and Celtic', in key moves

Scotland's prison population is at its highest since since April 2014, with close to 2,000 awaiting trial

A new anti-fascist single by The Bluebells can be heard for the first time today.

The long-established Scottish family business has fallen into administration, with all staff retained while a buyer is sought

At the bottom of the website, large lettering reads: “No Revolution Without Trans Liberation” and “Decrminalise Sex Work Now”.

Much of the coverage of the Victims and Witnesses Bill has focused on its proposal to scrap the not proven verdict and the controversy over plans for a juryless trials for sex offences. But with the legislation expected to pass its final parliamentar...

Shows throughout the year will focus on women artists and Scottish creativity

Mulvey pleaded not guilty today at Glasgow Sheriff Court to possession of £47,200 of criminal property

A retail park in Greenock with a host of household names has been snapped up by a property group owned by tycoon Mike Ashley.

The number of probable suicides in 2024 fell to the lowest since 2017, with 704 recorded – 86 fewer than the previous year

Born in Santa Monica, California, Redford won a BAFTA for his role in Butch Cassidy in 1970 and was awarded Best Director at the Academy Awards in 1980.

Sky is planning to cut around 600 jobs in the UK as it slims down its technology team following the launch of new streaming platforms.

 Simon Murdoch, 88, last saw the tortoise more than 60 years ago, when his ship, the HMS Owen, visited the Seychelles in 1964.

53 primaries in the Highland Council area are rated as ‘poor’ - thirty more than the next highest council area.

The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) Scotland has outlined a seven-part manifesto they say will maximise high quality care for patients.

The trio packed up their things and moved to the other side of a wire fence just feet away from their previous campsite.

Pubs, restaurants and hotels account for more than half of all jobs lost during the past year

A United Nations inquiry has concluded that Israel has committed genocide against the Palestinian people in Gaza

Much-loved Glasgow restaurant institution The Ubiquitous Chip has reopened following a £1.2 million restoration.

John Swinney has warned there is a "very real risk" that the Lord Mandelson and Jeffrey Epstein row could jeopardise whisky trade negotiations.

Surfers Against Sewage, which launched the Safer Seas and Rivers Service app, said it will provide people with “at least some form of protection from the risks of sewage pollution”.

A storm has erupted over a "scandal" over secret millions being pumped into a key Scottish port run by one of the UK's biggest port operators.

What is Inchgreen dry dock?Located in the Greenock area on the River Clyde, it is one of the largest dry docks in the UK and Europe.

SNP ministers have been warned lives are being compromised as The Herald reveals almost half of Scotland's fire engines exceed the recommended service life.

Defence advocate Thomas Ross has called for views to be expressed "respectfully" in a highly-charged debate about what evidence can be heard in court in sex offence cases.

MSPs demand answers from the Scottish Police Authority after a damning report into Police Scotland’s “toxic boys’ club” culture was buried.

Hannah Stakes, who watched the man she accused of rape walk free, has urged MSPs to scrap Scotland’s “bastard verdict” as Parliament votes on landmark justice reforms.

Analyst expects there will be further profit upgrades from Edinburgh-based software company

The Scottish law firm has announced the appointment of a new partner

Scotland has proven its ability to punch far above its weight in life sciences, but the medium-term financial outlook remains tricky