The deal values the upmarket driving range at roughly half its price tag five years ago

Graham Phillips, 46, became a mouthpiece for the Kremlin following the outbreak of the war

The A9 is closed in both directions after a traffic accident this morning.

Here’s how to buy tickets to the FIFA World Cup 26, which will be held between 11 June and 19 July 2026.

Two women have been charged in connection with the death of a man whose body was found in a field in Inverclyde.

Scotland's housing regulator has pressed for a rise in the building of new homes as part of a "systemic intervention" to end Scotland's homelessness crisis.

The first cold snap of the winter has arrived in full force

Save the Children has launched a report warning voters do not trust the Scottish Government over child poverty targets, with a report publishing a roadmap for improvement.

Almost 3,000 under-18s have been accused of serious sex crimes in under two years, with SNP ministers warned to reform youth justice guidelines.

The Scottish law firm has appointed a partner who began his career with it

Backing from Scottish National Investment Bank will focus on affordable homes in Scotland

A roadside café on a popular Scottish national park tourist route is being marketed for sale

Founder and chief executive Tommy Cook says the focus has been on trying to expand into alternative markets

The UK lacks a plan to defend itself from a military attack, MPs on the defence committee have warned amid growing concerns over a threat to Nato members from Russian President Vladmir Putin.

New report warns role of bookshops as 'cultural powerhouses' should not be 'taken for granted'.

A warning Scotland’s proposed prostitution bill could endanger sex workers, ahead of key evidence from Scottish Government minister at Holyrood.

Catering staff have told Highland Council that pupils are wasting 'ridiculous amounts' of school meals because menus are not 'child friendly'.

Angela Constance is under pressure to apologise after officials admitted she misrepresented Professor Alexis Jay’s views during a Holyrood debate on grooming gangs.

TV smash hit Line of Duty will return for a seventh series, with filming to begin in Belfast early next year

Four days after the letter was sent, a spokesperson for the local authority said councillors had yet to receive a written response.

The death of an 11-year-old girl in Helensburgh is being treated as 'unexplained' after she fell ill over the weekend

Rum’s population of 40 permanent residents has increased by one; after baby Cailean was born on 1 November.

The first 100 customers at the store will receive a free medium noodle or rice box.

A new route connecting Glasgow to Canada will launch next summer

A flight travelling to Scotland from Hungary was forced to make an emergency landing in London after an technical problem on board

Tayside wholesaler declares consumer confidence is fragile as Budget nears

The 110-foot Sir Walter Scott has been honoured as one of the UK's top historic ships.

Edinburgh schools phone ban has been delayed until 2026, sparking growing safety concerns as parents warn current plans don’t go far enough to protect pupils

Aberdeen is in full festive swing with the arrival of its Christmas market, and there are plenty of top eateries around the city’s main road, Union Street, to seek refuge after a day of shopping.

A further three people have been arrested in connection with the alleged murder of a man who went missing from Greenock

The model of the ‘Before You Go’ and ‘Someone You Loved’ singer-songwriter took 207 hours to complete.

A man has been jailed for 11-and-a-half years after attacking two people with a machete in Inverness

SNP ministers have been warned they must intervene in the University of Edinburgh's dispute with staff amid fears 1,800 jobs could be lost.

Russell Borthwick said that the UK Government was “running out of time to restore confidence” in the industry.

The Scottish Government is to delay the implementation of a controversial new tax to pay for the cost of fixing unsafe cladding.

A rare 2,000-year-old crystal jar from the Galloway Hoard goes on public display in Scotland for the first time following remarkable conservation work.

Brodie will travel to Yorkshire Wildlife Park in early December, where he will meet older brother Hamish for the first time.

A 'globally recognised' clothing brand with a Buchannan Street store has entered liquidation

GMB Scotland represents contractors at the Mossmorran site, where 400 jobs are at risk after ExxonMobil announced plans to shut the ethylene production facility.

A council consultation on Glasgow links to the slave trade has been hijacked by people making racist remarks.

Statutory fines and cameras in communal bin areas are among the  ‘get tough’ options West Lothian will have to consider.

Gary Clark, 24, was one of 100 Rangers supporters who clashed with rival Celtic fans in Glasgow on December 15, 2024.

The Kittoch, a Belhaven watering hole located in East Kilbride, has opened its doors to the public following the rebrand.

The former Scottish town centre nightclub Fury Murry's is being marketed for sale

Audiences will be able to snap up seats for 'must-see' shows before Christmas.

Workers were told on Tuesday morning told the facility will close after talks with the UK Government fell through.

Mimi’s Bakehouse, one of Edinburgh’s best-loved independent bakery cafés, has announced that it will close its Leith location this month.

The last remaining sculpture has served as a popular ode to the festival as well as the 1973 cult classic film of the same name.

New Scottish Household Survey figures show school satisfaction at 69%, its lowest in more than a decade, with rising dissatisfaction and sharp local variations.

Police in the Highlands are re-appealing for information one year on since Aleksandr Benga was reported missing in Stornoway.