One of Scotland’s most beloved curry brands and famous celeb spot, Mister Singh’s India, has launched in the Mill Café at Sterling Home in Tillicoultry.

Passenger numbers and profits have fallen at a major Scottish airport, new annual accounts reveal.

An 18th-century Scottish fiddler and composer has been identified as the likely organist who played in the famous premiere of Handel’s Messiah.

Almost 140 new homes could be built on land near Silverburn shopping centre under a new plan.

Scotland star Billy Gilmour drops in to Ardrossan Library - to meet some of his biggest fans.

Virgin Media has been fined a record £28 million after regulator Ofcom found the firm stopped or delayed millions of customers from switching to different providers by “widespread” and often deliberate mishandling of calls.

Tesco has urged Aberdeenshire Council not to take a “light-touch” to plans for new Aldi and M&S stores at the Ury Estate in Stonehaven.

Over a year after the £150 million Cross Tay Link Road (CTLR) opened – built to cut city centre congestion – traffic is still being directed through Perth.

Proposals to turn a former nursery into a travel hostel – while commemorating those who lost their lives in a warehouse fire at the same site – have finally been given the go-ahead.

Aberdeenshire Council’s museums service has been found to be at “major risk” due to poor record keeping and numerous missing documents.

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) was called to the incident at a site in Tipperty, near Ellon, just before 6.30pm on Tuesday

Officials refused to implement the proper safety policies and provided false information when challenged by the child's family.

SFHA chief Richard Meade warns uncertainty over Scotland’s net zero housing rules could delay social homes and push costs onto tenants.

The SNP faces a legal challenge at the Court of Session as independence donors launch group proceedings. Activists argue that "ring-fenced" referendum funds were diverted for general party business.

The financial giant said the decision underlines its commitment to Scotland

The Scottish Chambers of Commerce is calling on both the Scottish and UK governments to adhere to a "competitiveness test"

For the 2024-25 academic year there were 36,300 international first-year students living in Scotland

Council records show that some rural and island school projects are increasing by up to £2 million a year due to inflation and locational difficulties

Today's cartoon is on the news that Nigel Farage has resigned to force a by-election.

A man has been arrested following a protest in Glasgow after a large crowd were met by police who appeared to be escorting two individuals from a property.

Fire crews are dealing with a large fire in an industrial estate, and residents are being warned to keep their windows and doors closed.

Amazon has apologised after a company boss was told she could not bring her breastfed-baby to a business course held in Fife.

The SNP has suspended a Highland Council member pending disciplinary action over his role in the row around the taxi licence of a convicted rapist, it has been reported.

Nigel Farage will not face candidates from Labour or the Conservatives at the by-election he triggered, as both parties have refused to stand in Clacton.

AA Hotel & Hospitality Services has named an Aberdeenshire B&B with 'stunning views' as the best in Scotland for 2026.

The Scottish Government spent a record £2.16 million on political special advisers during John Swinney's first year as First Minister, marking the highest layout since devolution began, sparking fierce criticism from political opponents.

A man has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for the attempted murder of a 56-year-old in Port Glasgow.

A 39-year-old man has been jailed for 18 years for carrying out violent and sexual offences against four women and a child.

Scottish house prices are continuing to rise at one of the fastest rates in the UK, with average values now above £223,000

Award-winning dining experience Feast of Words is coming to Edinburgh for the first time, combining live poetry, music and a Michelin-starred tasting menu.

Older residents in Stornoway can apply for up to £100 in financial support through the Stornoway Welfare Fund to help with fuel bills and other essential needs.

Childline is hoping to increase the number of men giving up their time to support vulnerable young people.

A road in Troon has been closed by the police following a crash involving a pedestrian.

Scottish EDGE chief executive Evelyn McDonald has received an honorary doctorate from the University of the West of Scotland.

Nigel Farage triggering a by-election in Clacton uses the electorate as props in a political theatre.

A £1 million children's swim centre backed by Olympic champion Becky Adlington will open at Braehead this autumn, creating up to 50 jobs.

One of Scotland’s last remaining D-Day veterans has died aged 100.

A Scottish community's electric vehicle charging point has made less than the cost of a meal deal from just one charging session in six months.

Blackhall Library has reopened in a temporary new location beside Davidson’s Mains Primary School after being closed since 2023.

Sportswear company Milano Pro-Sport, which supplies the British Gymnastics Team, has entered voluntary liquidation after 30 years.

A major underground gas storage project in Lancashire has entered liquidation after rising costs and funding difficulties forced work to stop.

A drinking cup that belonged to Robert Burns has returned from Australia to go on show at the farmhouse where the poet is thought to have used it more than 200 years ago.

A new SSE report claims greater use of electricity and clean energy could reduce household energy bills by up to 35% while boosting energy security.

Aberdeen-based Prism Energy has been acquired by Global in a deal designed to accelerate growth across renewables, infrastructure, nuclear and defence.

A Scottish port has posted a rise in revenues and profits in its annual accounts.

The Reform UK leader has dramatically resigned his seat in parliament following intense pressure over a £5 million donation and undeclared financial staffing support from a convicted fraudster.

An SNP MSP has broken with his party, calling for the Jackdaw and Rosebank oil fields to be approved by the UK Government.

More than 1,000 homes have now been built at Ravenscraig as one of Europe’s largest brownfield regeneration projects continues to transform the former steelworks site.

The team behind Hendersons have shared a first look inside their first Glasgow restaurant ahead of officially opening this week.

Fife-based Saltire Rare Malt has expanded its international team as demand grows for its rare Scotch whiskies across North America and Asia Pacific.