Train services are 'unable to run' to and from a busy station near Glasgow.

NatWest acquires £2.5 billion residential mortgage book from Metro Bank

Formal identification has yet to take place, but the family of 64-year-old Ruth Betts have been made aware.

The Port of Aberdeen has welcomed the largest ship in its entire history as a gargantuan cruise liner docked on its way to Edinburgh

Fornethy House abuse survivors must be able to access compensation from a Scottish Government scheme, a Holyrood committee has concluded

Mitchells & Butlers declares it is confident of meeting expectations for year

The island distiller says it is 'delighted' with its expanded mainland base.

Zara founder negotiates purchase of flagship city office building

People with learning disabilities are missing out on life-saving cancer screening, according to an analysis carried out by Scotland's largest health board.

Research into three potential new medicines which can slow down the progress of chronic kidney disease and reduce the risk that patients require a transplant or dialysis will be backed by a new investment from AstraZeneca.  The Scottish Government s...

Another Place declares 'it fell in love' with hotel after acquisition

Business acquired by experienced multi-site operator as former owners retire

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on digital switchover

The leader of the Labour group on Aberdeen City Council has said it will be the fault of the a local business group if his party snubs the city for Great British Energy’s HQ.

NHS staff in Scotland are ready to take industrial action unless the Scottish Government comes forward with an above-inflation pay offer, according to a new poll of non-clinical workers.

The owners of a bar in Glasgow's Southside have announced plans to shut its doors for good early next month.

Loch Lomond and the Trossachs and The Cairngorms have joined the new initiative to half their carbon emissions by 2030.

Two Scottish acts have been nominated for this year's Mercury Music Prize

Plans for a multi-million-pound redevelopment of one of Edinburgh’s most iconic buildings have been approved by the city’s council.

A woman who embezzled £120,000 from her own mother while she was suffering with dementia has been jailed at the Sheriff Court in Edinburgh

Research by the University of Dundee looking at how people in refugee camps reshape their environment has been given a prestigious award

Homelessness charity Social Bite and coffee roaster Matthew Algie have announced plans to open cafes in the university sector

Research being carried out at the University of Edinburgh could transform the treatment of cardiovascular diseases and increase chances of a successful heart bypass outcome.

Twelve-year-old Archie MacPhie from Kirkliston walked the distance from Edinburgh to Lapland and back, raising funds for the hospice who cared for his granny.

An ornate 18th-century sundial made for the founder of the Royal Bank of Scotland has been acquired for the nation

A report into the human rights conditions in Scottish prisons has stated that "little or no progress" has been made in the last decade

Doubts hang over plan to sell shares in NatWest to the public

Luton-based airline forecasts 'record-breaking summer'

The restaurant and bar has been put up for sale by its owner, who is said to have 'poured love' into the property

A mechanical engineer has made “significant strides” in developing what are described as “more comfortable, functional, and affordable upper-limb prosthetics”

New figures have shown that 15,000 babies and children across Scotland have been supported by a baby bank over the last year, highlighting the rising concerns with child poverty in the country.

The Royal Yacht is set to extend its stay in Leith to more than 50 years, and is part of major redevelopment plans in the area.

A man has been arrested after a crash on the M8 left a police officer fighting for his life.

The body which represents 98% of all police officers in Scotland has issued a  statement following a serious crash involving a police vehicle on the M8.

There are still seven children under the age of 18 in Polmont prison and young offenders institution, Justice Secretary Angela Constance has revealed.

Thornly Park will seek to build on success of Hawkhead development

BANK of Scotland owner Lloyds Banking Group made a pre-tax profit of £3.3 billion in the first six months of the year – a sharp 14% decline from the £3.9bn reported this time last year although a better-than-expected performance predicted by some...

THAT Charlie Nunn was upbeat when delivering Lloyds Banking Group’s results for the first half of the year to June 30, 2024, is not surprising – although the chief executive can’t hide the fact that the group’s pre-tax profit of £3.3 billion...

Finlay Christie: I talk more broadly about how young people celebrate trauma and personality disorders, as well as why we seem a little uncaring when it comes to current affairs.

June Carter Cash: The Woman, Her Music and Me: Any aspiring actors/writers out there looking for a role model? Consider Charlene Boyd, who has revealed herself to be superhero spectacular when it comes to taking hammers to glass ceilings, not only in...

Larry Dean says: “As soon as people hear my Scottish accent they just assume I’m working class.” But actually this is not quite the case. “Nah, my dad was in finance and my mum was a maths teacher. It was a middle-class house.”

Cast cows and OTM cattle were a strong trade throughout at Carlisle

John Swinney and the SNP will lose the next Scottish Parliament election, Joanna Cherry has warned.

Stockingfield Bridge in Glasgow is fast becoming a popular hotspot for walking, wheeling and cycling.

LABOUR has been accused of "betraying" people in rural Scotland after plans for a public information campaign on major changes to the telephone network have been cast into doubt.

A second Barbary macaque has been born at a Scottish safari park, its thrilled staff have announced.

Police are appealing to the public for help in tracing a missing hillwalker who failed to return from a hike in the Highlands.

A new plan from ferry bosses at CalMac will be a “catalyst for improvement” of services for passengers, Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop has said.

Rapists in Scotland are, on average, serving less than six years for their crime, according to data from the Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service.

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on the Royal Yacht