More than 19,500 people took part in Rightmove’s 2025 happy at home survey

Is Cloudflare down? Users have reported an error 500 issue as software goes down for second time within months

Why this 'prosperous' little neighbourhood in Scotland could be the best and coolest for young people to live in the whole of the country.

One of Scotland’s busiest stretches of road has been closed following a crash.

Rail travel into Edinburgh has been disrupted after a signaling fault hit services crossing the Forth Bridge.

Why this 'atmospheric' and 'remarkable' Scottish village that has been used to film Outlander is among the prettiest to visit in the UK this winter.

The charity has provided more than £300,000 of support to young athletes since 2023

Scottish company chief talks about how 'frustration' led to the business being formed

A western-themed nightclub owner has taken over a pub in a historic city centre

Winners of Nobel prize for economics highlight continuing importance of key Adam Smith question

A US-based hedge fund has been accused of attempting a further “power grab” to seize control of a major investment trust run from the Scottish capital.

The range of red squirrels in the Scottish Highlands has increased by more than 25% following a 10-year reintroduction project by rewilding charity Trees for Life.

Rare boost for Scottish industry amid challenges at Grangemouth, Alexander Dennis and Mossmorran

Edinburgh Council has been criticised for closing a well-used footpath on health and safety grounds and introducing a diversion locals say is "profoundly unsafe" and "non-accessible".

The UK Government’s long-awaited child poverty strategy will “deliver the largest reduction in child poverty since records began”, Labour ministers have promised.

The M8 motorway is closed due to a police incident.

Strathspey Place in Inverness was cordoned off after police were called to a house at about 8.30am on Thursday.

Inchgreen will be ‘back to its former glory’ and providing jobs and investment for Inverclyde within the next two years, the Chancellor of the Exchequer

Bank of Scotland customers in Largs have received good news that the under threat premises in Main Street is to stay open until the summer.

Sir Keir Starmer has branded Nigel Farage a “toxic” and “divisive disgrace” as he condemned the Reform UK leader's attack on Glasgow.

Visiting restrictions have been implemented at Ayrshire's hospitals following a sharp rise in viral respiratory infections.

A flight from London to San Francisco declared and emergency before diverting to Edinburgh.

Two people have been taken to hospital after a crash sparked the closure of the A9 in both directions.

Livingston Designer Outlet has announced that global footwear brand Crocs will open its only store in Scotland on Friday December 12 within the outlet.  

The offences are said to have taken place at the location on William Street near the city's Anderston on December 2, 2025.

A road in Glasgow is closed following a serious road traffic crash.

Stagecoach pension scheme members can look forward to improved benefits, new sponsor says

The brother in law of former First Minister Humza Yousaf has gone on trial accused of extorting money and supplying the Class A drugs heroin and cocaine.

Six universities have joined forces to launch a pioneering initiative that will strengthen commercialisation and innovation across Scotland’s modern and smaller universities and the college sector.

The SNP’s announcement on group-based child sexual abuse was meant to show urgency — instead it sowed confusion.

A government body has warned customers not to eat any pre-prepared meals or products from Alloa’s Soupbox Meal Prep, a firm which claims it supplies Celtic FC, Hearts, and Glasgow City FC.

The regeneration of the former Ravenscraig Steelworks has reached a 'major milestone' with the approval of extensive extraction and remediation works covering 200 acres of previously unusable land.

A 'groundbreaking' woodland creation project in the Scottish Borders has seen advanced drone technology deployed to seed over two million native trees across inaccessible upland areas.

A special exhibition celebrating the rich history of Glaswegian and Scottish pantomime has officially opened at Glasgow City Chambers, offering visitors a festive journey through one of Scotland’s most beloved traditions.

Fife Council’s Cabinet Committee has today (Thursday) agreed a "landmark" decision to further enhance fire safety across its high-rise housing stock.

NSPCC Scotland has launched a campaign to make relationships, sexual health and parenting (RSHP) education compulsory.

Plans for a "trailblazing" new £700 million hospital have gone to the Scottish Government for final approval.

The First Minister Joh Swinney has told journalists the Reform UK leader Nigel Farage holds views that are 'simply racist'.

On Thursday morning, carbon removal firm Storegga confirmed they would be pulling out of the scheme, following a ‘strategic review’.

John Swinney has insisted a new national review into group-based child sexual abuse will be genuinely independent, rejecting claims that public bodies are marking their own homework.

One of Scotland's most prestigious links destinations has expanded its management team with the newly-created role of head of golf

A pensions giant’s plans to redevelop offices on the site of a former Scottish city trams depot have been rejected

Rachel Reeves was heavily criticised by the energy industry last week after declining to scrap the energy profit levy.

A Scottish playwright and teacher have teamed up to create a set of materials to help counter harmful attitudes to women.

Copper Blossom is donating £5 from each sale of the drink to charity Cash for Kids, in a bid to spread Christmas cheer following the loss of Nolan.

The PGA's Joe Kelly says the trend is in line with the evolution of the golf industry

Cops are searching for a missing Glasgow man who was last seen wearing a Rangers FC top.

Details have been revealed as to why cops closed William Street in Glasgow.

A 40-year-old man was taken to Ninewells Hospital for treatment for a stab injury.

Scottish investor William Alan McIntosh donates £100,000 to Reform UK as the party reports £10.3m in quarterly fundraising, far ahead of Labour and the Conservatives.