Police investigating a gang war between two rival factions in Scotland have made further arrests.  

The ONS said that food and non-alcoholic drink prices rose by the highest level in more than a year.

The vessel was supposed to make its long-awaited return on Friday 13th June

Steve Diggle of Buzzcocks on the legacy of punk as Bellahouston Park gears up for a mega concert

A scheduling clash with stadium concerts at Murrayfield is the latest challenge faced by the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

The Treasury has accused the SNP of losing Scotland’s biggest city billions of pounds, as the row over last week’s Spending Review deepens.

Business have warned changes to inheritance tax relief - known as Family Farm Tax - could be catastrophic. Here's why.

Inheritance tax changes could lead to ‘irreversible damage’ to family-run businesses in Scotland, with more than 15,000 job losses projected.

Entrepreneurial Scotland has appointed the co-founder and CEO of a Dundee-based business as its new chair

The renewables facility will be able to power 5,500 homes a year

An award-winning restaurant and bar on a Scottish island have been brought to the market

Scottish hostels operator Safestay is in talks about asset sales that could help give it additional firepower to invest in growth.

A new report has concluded that a 'minimum income guarantee' would provide a dignified quality of life, deliver financial security, and unlock opportunities for everyone in Scotland

Survey demonstrates 'scale of the task at hand' for Scottish food and drink manufacturers

Scores of violent offenders were freed from Scotland's prisons under an early release scheme, new figures have revealed.

Bus drivers in Ayrshire are to return to work as a ballot is held over a new pay deal

Oil prices will remain under pressure amid growing global production but Brent crude could surge to $100 per barrel if the conflict in the Middle East escalates

The staging of huge stadium shows at Murrayfield has been blamed for slow ticket sales at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

A North Sea oil and gas operator has been fined £300,000 after pleading guilty to health and safety breaches

The Scottish Police Federation has made a formal complaint to museum bosses in Glasgow about the exhibit in Kelvingrove.

The Scholars, from CCG Homes, is a development of three and four-bedroom luxury properties that are designed with multigenerational families in mind.

The Scottish Government has been warned it will miss its child poverty targets by a "substantial margin' - despite fresh commitments from ministers.

Plans for student accommodation on the O2 ABC site on Sauchiehall Street have been approved.

GRAHAM has secured planning consent to deliver a purpose-built student accommodation development in the city’s Anderston area.

A Greenock care worker tried to get a colleague to lie for him in a bid to cover up the fact he’d been charged with assaulting a child.

A historic Scottish estate has been put on the open market for the first time

Kate Forbes and Nicola Sturgeon have both condemned Rupert Everett after the actor described the former First Minister as ‘the witch that ruined Scottish arts’.

The country's largest teaching union responded to the release of a new guidance document by demanding more investment in schools.

Hate crime had decreased almost across the board since a controversial Holyrood law came into force, figures have shown.

Thousands of people are expected to take to the streets of Glasgow this weekend as part of a march to mark World Refugee Day.

Calls grow for Scotland to be included in UK-wide grooming gangs inquiry, amid concerns of a ‘two-tier system of justice’.

From a spirited celebration of the humble Oyster to a day of whisky sipping in a Highland city, find out more below.

The Scottish Government will begin accepting applications to mitigate the two-child benefit cap from March 2026, lifting 20,000 children out of relative poverty.

A police officer has resigned in shame after he sexually assaulted two female colleagues while on duty.

For skilled technicians across Scotland, career opportunities can often feel grounded. Now, a unique chance to take off is emerging—quite literally—on the other side of the Atlantic. Lufthansa Technik, the world’s leading provider of aircraft m...

A man has admitted to the brutal murder of his partner in East Kilbride in November last year

A police probe has been launched after a two-month-old baby died at Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital.

Lannan Bakery in Stockbridge has been forced to deny reports it has hired a bouncer after going viral on social media.

A Greenock woman is to be sentenced next month after her Old Tyme Bulldog pounced on and bit a 12-year-old girl in a terrifying attack.

The First Minister was warned a year ago by the head of Britain's biggest coach builder that it was "reconsidering"  its "entire investment" in  Scotland and was already  taking jobs abroad

More than 100,000 Scots households face being left without heating and hot water - with rural areas hit hardest - as a looming crisis hits key moves to change the way people pay their bills, it can be revealed.

N energy watchdog  has warned of a coming health emergency in Scotland as a crisis over changing people's electricity meters means that nearly 100,000 Scots households face being left without heating and hot water in two weeks.

Scotland once again punched above its weight in attracting investment, as its two big cities swapped places in the rankings

The Scottish company, which has worked on the redevelopment of Liverpool's Anfield stadium and Glasgow Queen Street railway station, is eyeing growth.

'It has been a privilege to serve guests from around the world and to be part of the local community'

Proposed cuts to disability benefits by the UK Government could push vulnerable families into even deeper poverty, a new report has warned

First Minister John Swinney will tell a conference in Edinburgh that only independence can free Scotland from the UK’s failing economic model.

A former SNP MP has dismissed calls for John Swinney to be replaced as leader as ‘self-indulgent rubbish’ and ‘not serious’

Scotland's property chiefs have welcomed a decision by the Scottish Government not to raise a tax on the purchase of second homes in tourist hotspots.

Just six weeks ago John Swinney delivered his programme for government setting out his plans to Holyrood. He did not mention independence.