Glasgow City Council said that a “power spike” in the early hours of Sunday morning had affected sets of lights

One of the UK's biggest trade unions says over £6.6bn must be committed over the next six years to save over 30,000 Scots oil and gas jobs by the end of the decade as it revealed that it has diverted funds that would be expected to be used to elect ...

The National Parent Forum Scotland will no longer receive funding from the Scottish Government, which has asked a rival parents group to set up a new national system.

Glasgow's low emission zone has been branded a "shambles" after it emerged that some 40% of the city council's own vehicles still fail to comply with the regulations a year after they were introduced.

Scotland should pay tens of billions in reparations to Carribean nations over its role in the Atlantic slave trade, an academic has said.  

Tom O'Riordan was descending into Dublin airport on June 5 last year when the cockpit suddenly filled with a pungent "fumey" smell. The 54-year-old was a healthy and experienced pilot who had been flying for 30 years, including 15 with Aer Lingus, bu...

SNP bosses have launched a drive to rescue their declining membership numbers as they face a £1million bill to fight the General Election.

Alex Cole-Hamilton has opened up about the pressure that the abuse he receives as a politician has put on his mental and physical health.

An active travel charity's recent efforts have "transformed" the way pupils with ASN and attendance trouble engage with school.

An 86-year-old man is in a critical condition in hospital after being hit by a car.

Former digger driver turned TV star chef Dean Edwards is the first to admit that his journey into the world of food was far from “straight forward”.

A third of primary schools face the prospect of having only the headteacher out of class in a move that critics say raises educational and safety concerns.

The Scottish Government has admitted it was wrong to approve a run of public spending by a Scots water industry watchdog described as "unacceptable" by auditors, it can be revealed.

At Balmaha, on the West Highland Way, stands a statue to the great Scottish outdoorsman and broadcaster Tom Weir, rendered complete with his trademark Fair Isle sweater, walking gear and iconic wooly bunnet.

Scottish local authorities could lose millions in government funding if they do not maintain or increase their teacher numbers by the end of the year.

Scottish airports are to introduce the new enhanced security screening equipment including body scanners this summer

The hotel that is set in a village in a Scottish forest park is described as a "perfect lifestyle business opportunity".

The business, which has been in the hands of the same family for three generations, is moving into employee ownership

Angels' Share Glass to wind up after passing of Tom Young 'left a large hole in our lives and in the business'

A cruise ship operator has responded to public concern over the visit of a 'monster' cruise ship to St Kilda.

In 1980s Miami, pathologists were left perplexed by a string of unexplained deaths. Over a period of years, from 1980 until 1989, dozens of women were found sprawled in alleyways and junkyards but no cause of death could be found.

A father-of-two whose legs and arms were amputated following a near-fatal battle with sepsis is being evicted from his care home because the council insist he "no longer requires the service". Scott McQuade, 50, said he was stunned by the "heartles...

Between latest changes and frozen thresholds, more people in Scotland now pay more tax than other parts of the UK

West Highland Way veterans share their top tips for making the most of the world-renowned trail.

The West Highland Way continue to captivate tourists, 50 years after the 96-mile route was approved.

'Fake food' artist Kerry Samantha Boyes is opening the shop packed with "mouth-watering-looking cakes, pies, jellies and other goodies that you can imagine".

Roderick MacLeod lost his life in the line of duty while battling a fire in Invergarry in 1981.

Here is the full list of Glasgow pubs that have been granted permission to stay open until 1 am.

Revenues at Asda grew by 6.6% in the first quarter as the supermarket chain continued its expansion into convenience retailing

An Edinburgh-based brewer has set an ambitious target of becoming the world’s biggest sour beer producer after moving into a new home.

The north section of the 184-metre bridge has arrived on the River Clyde

A programme set up last year has shown that, for 38 participating MSPs, 461 threats were deemed serious enough to be passed to Police Scotland.

AN SNP MP has written to a Netflix boss asking him to substantiate claims that the person who inspire Martha in Baby Reindeer was convicted.

Cornwall Insight has issued its final forecast for the new energy price cap taking effect in July

The store has been owned and operated by Billy and Bal Singh for 38 years

Glasgow City Mission said it had welcomed more than double the number of guests to its homeless support centre last winter as the housing crisis bites

27 jobs lost as precision machining and fabrication company ceases trading

The nationalised shipyard firm at the centre of Scotland's ferry fiasco could have to close in a short period of time without action from the Scottish Government, ministers have been warned.

Harry Potter author JK Rowling is approaching billionaire status after seeing her fortune swell by £70m in the past year, according to a list of the UK’s most wealthy individuals.

The promise of artificial intelligence is 'completely being wasted', top economist warns in Glasgow

The city-wide programme has been threatened by budget cuts, but the council's treasurer now believes it can be rescued.

One of the UK's biggest trade unions is launching a rebellion against the Labour Party in Scotland over its policy to ban all new licences for oil and gas projects in the North Sea following concerns over major job losses.

UHI Orkney, Scotland’s only council-owned college, has an all-female leadership team at the helm for the first time in its history.

Analyst at AJ Bell says 'share price reaction implies market doesn’t approve of the appointment'

Three ‘pioneering’ artists will be celebrated alongside the class of 2024 at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s summer graduation.

“My goal is to help people live happier and healthier lives with higher living standards and to help businesses boost profitability."

Ms Somerville has written to Home Secretary James Cleverly, as she urged the Tories to end the “morally repugnant” scheme.

Photos showing a large cruise ship visiting the remote archipelago of St Kilda have caused concern after surfacing online.

New figures have revealed that Scotland welcomed its highest number of international visitors ever last year.

Family bring long-established business to market with 'mixed emotions'