As traditional golf clubs increasingly adopt modern business structures, growing numbers of PGA professionals are moving into general management

An independent review of the university’s culture found that the institution was blighted by “cultural and behavioural challenges”.

A US chicken wings giant has hailed the opening of a new location at one of Scotland’s largest retail parks

Scottish Power will undertake a major rewiring scheme across its network following the green light from Ofgem on Thursday.

It is the first major change to the burial system since 1902, when cremation was legally introduced. 

Nearly 12 years after her first Commonwealth Games appearance, at Glasgow 2014, Katie Archibald has become one of the first cyclists to be selected for Team Scotland and is already looking forward to returning to Glasgow for the 2026 Commonwealth Gam...

The Prime Minister Keir Starmer is visiting Glasgow today to highlight measures announced last week in the Budget.

The fire was extinguished by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and no injuries were reported. 

Farage added: “This is not diversity, as the left always preaches. This actually is the cultural smashing of Glasgow."

Writing off student loans and offering cash incentives could help boost dwindling populations in rural Scotland, according to a new report.

MSPs have been told that legislation banning payment for sex in Ireland did not curb the advertising of sex work.

National Galleries Scotland has secured a major Grayson Perry print for £30,000 — almost half its valuation — thanks to a generous discount.

A 'slice of history' pub on a Scottish whisky trail is being marketed for sale

Retail and hospitality groups ramp up pressure on Scottish Government ahead of Budget

LS Productions plans to move into new markets after accessing £800,000 growth loan

Apex managing director outlines plans for traditional Scottish hydro hotel

Brian Donnelly, Business Audience Editor at The Herald, has been named Journalist of the Year by the British Hydropower Association

Beeks Financial Cloud has secured two significant contracts worth a combined £3.4 million

The UK and Norway are to sign a defence pact that will see their navies operate a combined fleet of warships to hunt Russian submarines in the North Atlantic.

Two Scottish creative and media agencies have unified and become employee owned.

Scotland's public sector watchdog has warned SNP ministers that the NHS is "financially unsustainable" despite additional funding.

Museum staff are “devastated” after drawings worth £500,000 were stolen and destroyed, the director has said.

Founded by Aimee Bea Ballinger in 2016, the Glasgow bookstore seeks to promote books with a focus on art, experimental writing, counterculture and queer history.

The owners of McGill's Bus Group have purchased a large plot of land in Renfrew.

A controversial Hawick wind farm bid which has raised the hackles of town councillors in the past is back on the agenda.

The Scottish Government has announced a national review into how agencies handle allegations of group-based child sexual abuse,. Ministers say the findings will shape whether a full inquiry follows.

Beloved Glasgow West End cafe Cafe Circa closes after 20 years, with owners sharing an emotional message and customers expressing heartfelt tributes.

The Scottish stage and screen star says he is 'selfishly relieved' he is not starting out as an actor today.

Scotland’s space sector is in line for a share of fresh funding from the UK Space Agency

Local backers have stepped in with a temporary reprieve for a Scottish golf course under threat of closure

Drivers using the M9 are being warned to plan ahead due to the closure of a service station.

The 'classic Nicola Sturgeon ego' has been blamed for the former first minister's remarks about future female leadership in Holyrood.

A female engineer who objected to trans women using female toilets has lost her discrimination case against Leonardo UK after a tribunal dismissed all claims.

Finlay Rutherford died after falling unwell on a bus last week.

A Dunfermline man has been arrested in Ukraine, on suspicion of spying for Russia.

A British airline and tour operator has announced the launch of flights and holidays to Egypt from Glasgow Airport.

Two drivers killed a much-loved mother after going at speeds of up to 111mph.

Farage has pledged to focus on the issue of migration ahead of a rally in Falkirk this weekend.

Residents on the Isle of Coll in the Inner Hebrides have launched a bid to purchase the headquarters of Project Trust.

Police are appealing for information following an attempted murder in St Andrews on Wednesday. Around 1.45am, officers were called to a report of a 40-year-old man injured after being seriously assaulted on Boase Avenue.

The crash happened around 8.45pm on Tuesday at a crossing island near to the entrance for Burger King and Starbucks.

Bruce was found deceased by Scottish SPCA investigators following a call to the charity’s tipline. 

Plans for a new Scottish city centre hotel have been approved.

Angela Constance has been accused of 'lying' to Parliament with the Tories saying her position is a untenable.

The girls - sent there for supposed "short-term respite" from their homes - were force fed, assaulted, humiliated and left in tears.

Themed products on sale include t-shirts, hoodies, hats, and the official Still Game board game.

Sir Billy retired from comedy in 2018 following a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease.

Four men have been arrested after police cordoned off William Street in Glasgow overnight.

This will mark the UK live stage debut for the preschool sensation, which is produced by DreamWorks Animation.

The Carnegie Library in Jedburgh was closed by the Scottish Borders Council during the pandemic.