The deal is the latest in the Scottish company's strategic acquisitions drive

Sales of Tequila and Canadian whiskey at risk in US after Trump move

Former Scotland rugby captain Rob Wainwright is set to lead a 300-strong team of cyclists from Dublin to Edinburgh to raise funds for a charity set up by his former teammate and MND campaigner, the late Doddie Weir.

What makes a restaurant or cafe underrated? Well, it's hard to say.

British scientists are hoping to monitor Antarctic krill from space as the species faces growing threats from climate change and overfishing.

A popular bakery chain is to take over a disused site on one of Glasgow’s ailing city centre thoroughfares.  

Heavy downpours have been predicted to hit Glasgow with the Met Office issuing a yellow weather warning for Tuesday morning.  

It has highlighted ambitions for a major expansion of Paesano and Sugo

A 'bigger battle' looms after two Scottish investment trusts see off attempts to oust their boards from a US hedge fund manager

The hotel 'presents a rare opportunity to own a stunning property in a prime coastal location'

Donald Trump has fired the starting pistol on what has already been dubbed "the dumbest trade war in history"

The Scottish Police Federation, which represents the rank-and-file, said a reduction of officers in schools and communities means that “preventative” opportunities are being missed.

The 5,362 sq.m site is located on the banks of Loch Lomond in the picturesque village of Luss.

Shona Robison has urged Labour MSPs to back her budget ahead of a key vote even though the SNP has secured support from the Lib Dems, Greens, and Alba, ensuring passage.

Police are appealing for information a firearm was found on the M8 in an incident that shut the motorway down.

A new charging hub for electric vehicles in Paisley has been targeted by copper cable thieves just days before it was due to open.

Emergency services are dealing with an incident between Paisley Gilmour Street and Kilwinning leaving services cancelled.

An Aberdeen councillor embroiled in a race row has accused two standards watchdogs of ‘whitewashing’ her case ahead of a hearing on Tuesday.

Sheku Bayoh’s family have described Police Scotland’s decision to withdraw calls for a judicial review over the inquiry into his death as a ‘humiliating climbdown’.

An extra day has been added to the timetable, and some exams moved around, after concerns about students with two exams on the same day.

Major licensed trade operator declares it can 'weather the storm' of tax hikes

A former economic adivsor to Nicola Sturgeon is heading up the company behind the purchase of a Highland estate for the purpose of selling carbon credits to firms looking to offset their greenhouse gas emissions.

The hedge fund proposed ousting the entire board of the Scottish-run company

A new exhibition telling the story of the global effort to develop a COVID-19 vaccine has launched at the National Museum of Scotland.

Scotland's assisted dying bill is moving forward in Holyrood. But should 16-year-olds really be included?

Prospective buyers are invited to 'explore the possibilities of life in this vibrant new community' this weekend

Three quarters of Scots were unable to correctly say how much money asylum seekers have to live on in a new poll carried out by the Scottish Refugee Council.

The Scottish investment trust has revealed the result of the shareholder vote

A new app has been launched by the NHS to help people manage a condition that was so difficult to spot it was previously dismissed as a ‘figment of imagination’.

John Swinney has insisted the Scottish Government has “no intention” of banning or restricting cats after a report recommended feline-free zones to protect wildlife. The proposal, which suggests containment areas for cats in conservation-sensitiv...

The chief executive of Cairngorms Business Partnership, which includes VisitCairngorms, has set out the organisation's vision and plans for 2025.

A special tribute show celebrating Janey Godley will take place at the King's Theatre in Glasgow in March

Glasgow pet owners are being invited to bring their dog along for an audition to take part in a play at the Glasgow International Comedy Festival.

Mango is continuing its expansion and brand consolidation plan in the UK with 20 new store openings planned for 2025.

 The 2025 exams will now start one day earlier on Friday 25 April, and end as planned on Monday 2 June

The deal includes 19 live sites with around 3,500 plots for new homes

Royal Navy tugboat and marine services crews, some of whom move nuclear submarines, are being balloted for strike action amid safety concerns.

Five more people have been arrested in connection with disorder which broke out in Edinburgh on Bonfire Night last year. 

Scottish property group boss: 'Always be kind, no matter what you may think. You have no idea how someone else is feeling.'

The long-running dispute over the demolition of the Wyndford towers has taken a new twist as campaigners look to the highest court in the UK to stop the blocks being razed to the ground

Campaigners are preparing bid to block one of Scotland's biggest demolition jobs by taking a resistance case to the highest court in the UK as preparations are made to evacuate hundreds of residents.

John Swinney is among the SNP MSPs warning Lloyds Banking Group the closure of 14 Bank of Scotland branches will fail communities.

The woodland is our lead property this week, as we update on activity around the commercial market including three interesting sales.

The Celtic Connections Festival reached over 100,000 people in its 2025 edition, organisers have revealed, despite the impact of Storm Éowyn

The voices of terminally ill Scots “must be heard loud and clear” as Holyrood considers legislation that would permit assisted dying, the MSP spearheading the bid to change the law has said.

Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay has said he is an “optimist” when asked about the threat of Reform UK to his party.

Encouraging resilience, curiosity, and practical experience empowers young people to navigate choices, overcome challenges and embrace fulfilling, adaptable futures, says Jennifer Tempany, co-founder of Powering Futures

By championing growth, affordability and inclusivity, Fairview International School in Stirlingshire is absorbing VAT on fees until 2027 to showcase the holistic benefits of IB education

As the Six Nations tournament kicks off, rugby fans across Scotland are gearing up for weeks of thrilling action, camaraderie, and unforgettable moments. Whether you're cheering for Scotland at Murrayfield or catching the games with friends, the pub ...

Alex Cole-Hamilton has ruled out any potential power-sharing deal between his party and the SNP after next year’s Holyrood election following a poll for The Herald suggested his party could win 15 MSPs.