Bosses have apologised - but is the network is buckling under the strain?

Members of the Scottish Parliament’s Culture Committee said the matter had been a “long standing frustration”

A man was arrested but has since been released

Golf in Monifieth dates back to at least the 17th century, with the links now under the direction of one of the youngest leaders in Scottish club management

A second independence referendum could be held in just over a decade, according to Nigel Farage.

A liquidator has been appointed to a collapsed Scottish city arts centre and a raft of pay claims lodged

The Scottish airport chief has revealed a huge of array of new short-haul and long-haul flights on the radar

Museums and galleries report booming business with millions heading to most popular sites.

John Healey criticises John Swinney on defence as Prestwick Airport Iran row grows and a £6,000 childcare scheme for forces families is unveiled.

Today's cartoon is on the story about the Library of Scotland exhibition that reveals how rain has shaped us.

It helps the grass grow, provides the key ingredient for our national drink and is a frequent – but perhaps not the most welcome - accompaniment to a summer’s day out.

The Greenlaw Practice has informed patients that due to a nationwide clinical system change, doctors and nurses will have “read only” access.

Nicola Sturgeon reflected on her legacy as she delivered her final speech in Holyrood.

Linda Holt, a taxi firm owner and contributor to the online magazine Think Scotland, was first revealed to have made the comments by The Courier. 

A huge update has been released on a proposal to revive the former Watt Brothers building in Glasgow.

We previously reported that giving evidence during the trial at Paisley Sheriff Court, the male told how Baillie sexually assaulted him after going out for dinner.

The university and the Cabinet Office Second Headquarters in Glasgow have worked together for the last four years.

Police are appealing for information following the fatal crash, which took place around 12.20 am on Thursday morning at Denny.

Cameron Rose led the Tories to a second place finish with 18 seats in the 2017 City of Edinburgh Council elections.

Edinburgh-based Bioliberty will use investment to expand manufacturing in Scotland

New Scottish polling suggests Reform UK has built a stable, hard-to-shift voter base ahead of Holyrood 2026. But its rise is also fuelling a powerful backlash — reshaping tactical voting and exposing deep frustration with mainstream politics.

Meningitis B affected 378 people in the most recent statistics from 2024-2025

Nigel Farage had just taken to the podium to address Scottish members, of which the party claims to have 12,500, when a man began shouting.

Find out what meningitis is, if it's contagious, how it spreads, the signs and symptoms, and what vaccines can help prevent certain causes of meningitis

A London-based restaurant chain has announced plans to open its first Scottish city centre location next year.

From island-hopping adventures to a celebration of spirits in Scotland's smallest whisky region, here are five festivals you won't want to miss in 2026.

Tarbert Harbour has unveiled an ambitious growth strategy after substantial upgrades to its marina

Glasgow City Council announced that contractor Wills Bros has been selected to carry out the 36 month Argyle Street East Avenue project.

A landmark Scottish village hotel operating for 122 years has been brought to the market

Creative Scotland announces 28 events will be supported in initial tranche of new investment.

City of Edinburgh Council rejects proposal for a one-off bank holiday to mark Scotland’s World Cup opener, citing costs, school closures, and childcare concerns

A businessman has told a jury how he was “physically sick” after an East Renfrewshire priest attempted to perform oral sex on him.

John Swinney condemned Anas Sarwar after the Scottish Labour leader joked about looking as if he had suffered a stroke.

Reform UK says it would cut the number of constituency MSPs from 73 to 57 if it wins power at Holyrood, with Scottish Parliament boundaries redrawn to match Westminster seats.

Glasgow City Council also confirmed that workers laser scanned the fire-damaged corner’s Gordon Street facade prior to demolition on Wednesday morning.

Social Bite unveils new Granton community hub for Edinburgh Village, supporting homelessness with modular housing, Cyrenians partnership, and 24/7 care.

The former First Minister has been announced as one of the star guests of the next series

Find out how to watch Nicola Sturgeon’s final Scottish Parliament speech live, including timing, streaming options and how to catch up later.

With 4,000 members, Pro Life Fitness Centre in Paisley is one of the larger gyms in Scotland

Faces of Edinburgh Medical School exhibition opens in Edinburgh, celebrating 300 years of medical innovation and influential figures.

Edinburgh space firm Aurora Avionics relocates to the Innovation Hub after securing European contracts and £320,000 investment.

Long after Scotland's Victorian trams, the tracks roll on

Foresight Group acquires Pinocchio’s Children’s Nurseries, a leading Edinburgh and Midlothian childcare provider, in a major Scotland day nursery deal.

Màiri McAllan has revealed why she withdrew support for Scotland’s assisted dying bill, citing fears over coercion, disability protections and gaps in care. Her decision was part of a dramatic late shift that ultimately sank the legislation.

Radio presenter Dave Jamieson has died aged 76, Boom Radio announced.

The band announced the tour to celebrate their 40th anniversary

There were 109,000 people aged 16 and over out of work in Scotland

Police remain at the scene hours after the crash

An energy company ultimately owned by a member of the United Arab Emirates’ ruling family has acquired a Scottish solar panel company

The first of the new trains is expected to enter service by late 2027, with the final vehicle in operation before the end of 2028