LK Bennett has revealed it is set to close its nine standalone and 13 concession stores for good in the coming days after entering administration.

The group opposes plans to ban the vehicles from Falls of Falloch

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A lengthy diversion has been out in place

Scottish Greens councillor, Jon Molyneux, said: "I'm not against housing being built on the site, in principle."

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation has called for an honest debate on the future of universal benefits to protect those most in need.

The University of Strathclyde spin-out has raised £1 million and flagged international expansion ambitions.

A historic Scottish bakery owned and operated by the same family since it was founded in 1820 has been sold.

Profits down but private banking firm says it is positioned for success

Scot business chiefs welcome consensus on rates but stress the need for urgency

Freedom of information data shows 85 consultant psychiatrist roles across Scotland are vacant or filled by locums.

Polling has found a high level of misunderstanding over Holyrood's tax powers amid calls for work be done on the impact of income tax divergence between Scotland and the rest of the UK.

Co-founder of Glasgow-based Fleet Alliance joints Newton

First Minister John Swinney has described proposals for a permanent memorial to victims in Iran as a “welcome and understandable idea”.

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A man who died in a crash in The Borders has been named by police

A former relationship manager in Royal Bank of Scotland’s controversial Global Restructuring Group has been jailed for 21 months after admitting to seeking and receiving £275,000 in bribes from wealthy customers whose business portfolios he contro...

The Herald previews some of the shortlisted entries as part of the upcoming Higher and Further Education Awards.

A Victorian-era Primrose League Gazette from 1888 was discovered at Edinburgh’s Charlotte Square during NTS conservation, revealing insights into historic daily life

Two teenagers were hospitalised following a serious assault in a park in Coatbridge

Glasgow City Council has given a major update for south side residents on when they can expect to hear more about the Parking Control Zones (PCZ) planned for their area.

Scotland's trade union movement has demanded a major shift in shipbuilding policy — calling on ministers to stop sending contracts overseas and instead guarantee work for domestic yards.

The approach, which brings families together with experts and support services, has been trialled in the Lothians area.

Scotmid boss Karen Scott reflects on a 'really intense' period for the Edinburgh co-operative

Boards of Canada announce new album 'Inferno', their first in 13 years, out May 29, 2026 on Warp Records.

Edinburgh recorded 56 homeless deaths in 2025, with rising numbers in temporary accommodation - the council has since invested £1.6bn in housing

Climate activists staged an Earth Day protest outside BlackRock’s Edinburgh offices, accusing the firm of links to fossil fuels and global conflict.

Glasgow’s Sam Watkin to run the 2026 Edinburgh Marathon for Scleroderma & Raynaud’s UK, honouring late uncle and renowned cellist David Watkin.

Sweeping changes have been made since Victoria Easton Riley was brought in last year to lead Radio Scotland's programming.

Three baby rabbits have been rescued after being found on a drilling rig in the North Sea.

Keir Starmer has admitted officials explored finding a diplomatic role for former aide Matthew Doyle

The window of a car was smashed, and valuables were stolen from it while the vehicle was parked in the parking area of a popular hillwalking spot.

John Swinney has signalled a softer move to introducing the SNP's food price cap scheme following backlash from industry leaders.

Edinburgh residents say they are “heartbroken” after an unauthorised camp was set up at the historic Huly Hill site near the airport.

Liquidators have been appointed to a Scottish furniture company that was founded in 1863 with all jobs lost

John Swinney has suggested closer co-operation with Sinn Féin and Plaid Cymru as polls suggest the three devolved administrations could soon be led by nationalist first ministers.

Ferry failures gripping Scotland’s island communities have spiralled into a potential human rights scandal, with ministers warned that lifeline services may be failing in their legal duties.

After 30 years in Scotland’s brewing capital, this brewer is making a new move

Two brothers were operating a large-scale drug operation across central Scotland via encrypted devices and were caught by police over their part in a million-pound dealing network.

Defence companies say Scotland’s restriction on funding firms linked to Israel is beginning to curb investment and threaten jobs.

A man has been arrested and charged after allegedly shining a laser light at a helicopter in Glasgow

The budget carrier said the change would mean fewer people missing flights

Beauty lovers are in for a treat in the coming months

Wildlife artist Kirsten Mirrey launches limited-edition charity prints to fund a new puma enclosure for Inca at Five Sisters Zoo, West Lothian.

The painting has been in the care of the same family since the Second World War

More than 70 jobs are at risk as a coffin factory in Glasgow is set to be closed

The money has been spent on costs including temporary staff, a new website, and new ID cards for staff members.

Leonardo has told MPs that Edinburgh Council blocked a tram advert aimed at recruiting apprentices.

Ottolenghi opens its first Scottish restaurant in Edinburgh this autumn, led by chef Neil John Campbell.

John Swinney has slammed Scottish Labour MPs as they fail to criticise Sir Keir Starmer's leadership.