The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) has welcomed four-year-old female cheetah Domino to Edinburgh Zoo from Zoo de Cerza, France.

A Falkirk primary school is to remain closed until August 2027 at the earliest while repairs are made at a cost of £14 million, councillors have agreed.

Plans to change the use of an historic old jail and former nightclub in Cupar into a mixed use development which will include a bar/restaurant, shop and café have been given the green light.

A housing association has been hit with a severe warning over the delayed submission of electrical and gas safety certificates for a Glasgow home.

A slavery and colonial trail is to be launched in Glasgow during Spring 2026.

Plans to convert Perth and Kinross Council’s (PKC) former city centre chambers and offices into a hotel – despite objections from Scotland’s environmental regulator and PKC’s Flooding team – have been given the go-ahead.

ITV has confirmed early stage talks over a possible sale of its broadcasting arm to Sky in a deal that would value the division at £1.6 billion.

A hundred years since she was born, and just five years after her death, the special talent of Glasgow artist Florence Jamieson is fully recognised at the highest level.

The fate of “hidden” Stone of Destiny fragments has been traced by a researcher who has been unravelling the mysteries behind the ancient artefact.

A coalition of 34 leading charities has accused the UK and Scottish governments of running a system that “causes homelessness by design”, as the number of newly recognised refugees declared homeless in Scotland has more than doubled in two years

A coalition of over 34 groups and charities have warned that government policies are “causing homelessness by design”, as the number of newly recognised refugees left without a home in Scotland has more than doubled in two years.

Membership in their associated clubs has doubled, which is welcome news in the troubled world of municipal golf

Highland Council leaders hit out at the Home Office over perceived ‘disrespect’ and failing to clarify the plans

Glasgow shipyard workers warn they risk having to move to England to secure work in the defence industry, with an overreliance on foreign workers pushing down pay

He is responsible for two landmark hotels in Glasgow, and highlights the appeal of a 'beautiful city, full of attractions, great restaurants, brilliant people'

A Scottish drinks maker has unveiled a new spirit brand

Stock market analysts lament lack of announcement on new chief executive at Diageo

A North Sea oil and gas heavyweight is eyeing acquisitions in the area as the chancellor Rachel Reeves faces pressure to cut the windfall tax in the Budget.

Roy MacGregor unites Highlands energy businesses under new brand

Lewis Capaldi, Kasabian and Richard Ashcroft have been revealed as the headliners for the TRNSMT music festival on Glasgow Green next year.

"This is an album that brings an international lyrical perspective to a home-grown groove."

Detective Inspector Bilton said: “Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the man who died.

New York mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has said he backs a ‘baby box’ programme in the city – citing Scotland’s successful version as an example.

Workers who lost their jobs were joined by current staff members outside the company’s offices in Edinburgh

Shares in Aberdeen-based Wood trading again after results for 2024 finally published

The SNP councillor claimed that the ‘disrespectful’ department of state had yet to reply to a letter of concern he sent last week.

Just three people were arrested as a police crackdown to stamp out disorder on Bonfire Night was rolled out.

A Tiree teacher who changed a pupil’s exam paper and made controversial classroom remarks has avoided being struck off the teaching register.

The head of one of Scotland's most prolific venture capital groups has warned that "further tinkering" with taxation could weaken an already impaired economy

Angus Robertson was accused of 'being asleep at the wheel' over the troubles which have engulfed the Scottish Government's heritage agency Historic Environment Scotland. Did his appearance dispel that impression?

Aberdeen’s ambitious £150 million City Centre and Beach Masterplan is gathering pace with updates on three major regeneration projects delivered to councillors this week.

Efforts to bring one of the world’s premier motorsport events to Scotland have taken a significant step forward.

The company was a subsidiary of SFG Holdings, which also runs tourism operator Scotland for Golf

"Exciting times ahead" despite £2.8m write-down on the value of the land and buildings

A woman driving with two children in her car was forced to take evasive action after a firework smashed vehicle’s window.

The local authority backed proposals to build around 6,400 homes at 165 sites across Scotland’s largest city, in a bid to reduce homelessness.

Mango, one of the world’s leading fashion groups, has opened its first store in Aberdeen, creating 20 new jobs.

Melzi is around 6ft tall and stocky. He has short black hair. When he was last seen, Melzi was wearing dark coloured clothing.

Road policing officers are appealing for information following a crash in Aberfoyle.

John Swinney was accused of 'plotting a tax raid' on Scottish workers after he refused to rule out increases to income tax.

Patrick McCloskey and his partner had just returned from a holiday abroad when they were met by an airport police officer informing them of the theft.

Ravette, of Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, threatened that her cousin would “go mental” and inflict violence if he did not meet her requests.

A popular roadside stop-off described as one of the last of its kind has been sold

Gayle Rankin will lead the cast of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie - her last major stage show in Scotland as a teenager,

Lea Jeans workers barricaded themselves into plant after discovering it was earmarked for closure.

On October 30, new principal Professor Stephen McArthur told staff that ‘recurrent savings’ of £35m had to be made over the next two financial years

Dozens of prisoners have been mistakenly released in Scotland over the last three years, figures have shown.

Historic law firm Brunton Miller with an office in Helensburgh has ceased to practice, it has been announced.

One of Aberdeen’s distinctive restaurants will finally reopen following a major refurbishment after a devastating fire tore through the building over a year ago.

The future of Dalry Secondary is in doubt after education chiefs moved towards the first step in a school closure process.