From humble beginnings at a Perth cattle market, Potfest Scotland now features the work of around 100 ceramics artists, with the three-day June showcase firmly established on the Scottish arts festival calendar.

Trains between Glasgow , Edinburgh and Aberdeen have been cancelled due to an emergency on the line.

A petition has been started to save the long-established Royal Bank of Scotland branch and hundreds of people have already signed it

A housebuilding giant collapsed into administration owing a quarter of a billion pounds.

Labour insists “questions are piling up” over former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell’s embezzlement “crime spree” as it seeks to force Holyrood to hold an inquiry into the scandal.

Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce has expressed “robust support” for the proposed expansion.

Reports will be sent to the relevant authorities, Police Scotland said

Delivery of a solution to end the crisis surrounding Scotland's most notorious road has been kicked further down the road yet again — almost 14 years after the Scottish Government launched a taskforce to find a fix.

The body strongly opposes the proposed Orchard Brae route, which would require the use of the two-hundred-year-old Dean Bridge.

A mural of Scott McTominay’s overhead kick in Glasgow is here to stay - after the city council planners ruled that it is not an advert.

John Swinney has been warned by doctors over his decision to scrap the women's health minister role.

Julie Keegan, an ICU nurse from Glasgow, is fighting NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde over a "factually incorrect" adverse event review into the death of her newborn son, Mason, who died after catastrophic sepsis failures.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde recorded 736 serious adverse events in maternity services between 2019 and 2025, with 406 deaths.

The island Scotch whisky distillery's staff are 'moving mountains'

Accountancy giant KPMG highlights headwinds facing Scottish businesses

Getting a first foot into employment is the next iteration of the struggle to climb the property ladder

Edward Bluemel will play Hercule Poirot in the BBC remake.

Grieving residents have been angered by the state of parts of Paisley’s Hawkhead Cemetery as Renfrewshire Council insists it is “working hard” to cut overgrown areas.

A man has been convicted of the "senseless" murder of Gary Nicol in Livingston in 2024.

A casting call has been launched for a 'major production' filming across the Scottish Highlands later this year.

The Three Sisters viewpoint car park in Glencoe is closed until Friday to enable essential safety and signage improvements

Police investigating the disorder on the pitch following Celtic’s Premiership title win on Saturday, May 16, have made a further arrest.

A Selkirk councillor has issued an appeal to parents after another vandal attack at a mothballed town school over the weekend.

Edinburgh’s Festival Carnival will return this summer after securing £132,000 in visitor levy funding, with support also helping to expand the city’s Mardi Gras celebrations.

Two walking routes in Fife have been recognised as some of the best in the UK, after being named in the Top 10 Mining Landscape Journeys 2026.

Scotland's state-funded development bank takes minority stake in Devilla Battery Energy Storage System

Concerns over the number of Glasgow residents converting their front gardens into driveways as a result of parking enforcement have been raised by a local councillor.

Maison Sport Group has surpassed £18 million in booking revenue after a record winter season, with the Edinburgh co-founded business reporting strong growth.

Upskilling platform Multiverse has announced a new technology hub in Edinburgh, with plans to create 200 jobs as it expands its engineering operations.

The openings of two hospitals, which were due to be completed in 2020, have been delayed again.

Why are the Scottish Greens turning away from the biggest political scandal in a generation, caused by Peter Murrell?

A straightforward guide to Scotland’s population, covering the latest figures, age profile, migration patterns and regional trends shaping the country’s future.

The Scottish Government's Higher and Further Education Minister is now the Tertiary Education Minister – semantics, or signs of change?

Everything you need to know about former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell ahead of sentencing on June 23, 2026 at Edinburgh High Court.

Out of the Blue has secured a 75-year lease for Abbeymount Techbase in Edinburgh, supporting long-term investment in creative studios and community activity.

There has been a drop in the number of vendors selling fireworks within Edinburgh since the FCZs came into place.

Knight Property Group has acquired Atholl Exchange in Edinburgh’s Exchange District and plans a major refurbishment programme to upgrade the office building.

Following a narrow defeat at the Culture and Communities Committee on Monday, Cll Heap said the decision was a “missed opportunity for Edinburgh”.

Arthouse Glasgow is housed in the former headquarters of the Glasgow School Board / Strathclyde Regional Council Education Department on Bath Street.

Police are appealing for information following a fatal crash on the A709 near Lochmaben.

ScotRail will run an extra late-night train from Glasgow Queen Street to Edinburgh Waverley to help fans travel home after Take That’s Hampden concerts.

Shaun Lerche, 35, and Scott Adams, 47, allegedly attacked Austin Ironside in Skene Street, Aberdeen last August 3

Beekeepers urged to boost hive biosecurity and stop the spread of the blight

Trading standards officers have seized more than 5,900 counterfeit “squishy” toys made popular by social media which they warned could pose serious dangers to anyone playing with them.

Released Scottish wildcats have given birth to wild kittens in the Cairngorms National Park for the third year in a row.

Emergency services were called to Mill Road after the alarm was raised at around 6am on Monday.

St John Scotland has unveiled its 300th Public Access Defibrillator in Edinburgh, marking a major milestone in its campaign to improve access to lifesaving equipment.

The pub is a hit with locals - and the visiting Tartan Army

Scotland's golf tourism boom isn't benefiting all clubs equally, with new survey findings highlighting the challenges facing community and mid-tier courses.

A car sales company dealing in new and used luxury cars has been placed into administration.