Architects have been appointed to come up with a 'concept design'

The government's troubled heritage agency Historic Environment Scotland is seeking a new chair after Sir Mark Jones confirmed his resignation - stepping down from the role more than three years early.

The teenager is due to appear at court today

SEPA said contact with the water could pose a risk to human health

The collection had been untouched for generations, with the family completely unaware of its existence

The Electoral Commission also said there was no evidence Murrell misused public funds

Andrew Carter, chief executive of Centre for Cities, says a Glasgow metro mayor could help deliver major infrastructure projects such as Clyde Metro and the Clyde Tunnel

The investment trust highlighted gains from stakes in global companies controlling 'pinch points' amid AI bottlenecks and named its top performers.

A historic Scottish pub company has been placed into liquidation.

Scottish independent brewers finding a way to thrive amid intense cost pressures

The Scottish Government has pledged to 'urgently' address business rates concern - but will it be enough?

There is some room for cheer amid troubles in Scotland's craft brewing sector

Expert report highlights importance of decisions next prime minister will make about North Sea tax and regulatory regimes

A complaint has been made to police after a trade unionist was allegedly manhandled by security staff on a picket line

One of Scotland's most successful oil firms is facing prolonged bid interest amid the fallout from the war on Iran

A reality TV show winner and a Commonwealth Games athlete will open this year's HebCelt festival

Scotland's defence industry can benefit through closer co-operation between the European Union and the UK, according to the EU's ambassador to the UK.

Today's cartoon is on the story that Glasgow could consider a mayor.

A body has been found in the search for missing Greenock man Andrew Cochrane.

The debut play by two friends who developed the idea at university will be the first ever to be performed in a popular Glasgow venue

ScotRail has launched a summer bucket list of affordable family days out across Scotland, supported by its Kids for a Quid rail offer and attraction discounts.

Ferry operator Pentland Ferries has submitted a planning application to Orkney Islands Council for the development of a new three-storey head office and waiting room with a covered walkway to provide a sheltered pathway to board the vessel at St Marg...

Ewan McGregor, Kenneth Branagh and Bruce Dern will be among the stars heading down the red carpet in August.

Vault City Brewing's Iron Brew Sour has been ranked 16th in the We Are Beer Top 50 UK Beers 2026 list, marking the Penicuik brewery's third consecutive appearance.

Paul Ridd insists the city's reputation for championing and unearthing future screen stars will remain intact.

Police are appealing for information after a car failed to stop in Arbroath and was later found on fire in Carnoustie.

A Glasgow MSP and his party have been accused of racist politics and singling out communities over crimes.

Andrew Weir has been appointed chief executive of ScotlandIS, bringing nearly three decades of digital transformation experience to lead Scotland's technology sector.

The University of the West of Scotland will award eight honorary doctorates during its summer graduation ceremonies, recognising achievements in business, sport, media and public health.

Albyn Housing Society has completed 12 affordable homes in Dornoch, providing social and mid-market rent properties as part of its 600-home target.

Tributes have been paid after the death of Scots comedian Paul Sneddon, better known as Vladimir McTavish

Julie Lin is a Malaysian‑Scottish chef, restaurateur and TV presenter who recently launched Tacos Lah in Edinburgh. This week she takes on our chef Q&A.

Sale of luxury hotel on banks of Loch Lomond was standout deal in first quarter

What is behind the crackdown on remote working by the new Scottish Parliament Presiding Officer Kenneth Gibson?

Public buildings in Glasgow will now be open for those feeling  threatened after people were attacked because of the colour of their skin during a demonstration earlier this month.

KFC will open its first restaurant in Airdrie on July 6, creating 65 jobs as part of the chain's £1.5bn UK and Ireland expansion.

Merchiston Castle School pupils spent a year working with artist Robbie Bushe RSA through a residency designed to inspire creativity and artistic learning.

Edinburgh's Café Royal is celebrating its 200th anniversary with special menus, events, drinks and commemorative collaborations throughout 2026.

A Scottish family-owned company has been acquired after 83 years.

TG Jones is set to close around 150 stores across the UK after the High Court approved a major restructuring plan on Wednesday (July 1).

George Heriot's Trust has appointed Carma Elliot as chair of governors, succeeding Joyce Cullen after six years in the role.

An exhibition looking at the story of over a thousand years of Scottish graffiti is opening at Stanley Mills in Perth this week.

Freeths has appointed experienced litigation specialist Alastair Frood as a partner in its Glasgow commercial dispute resolution team.

The work will require three overnight closures of the eastbound slip road joining the motorway

Researchers at the University of Glasgow have developed an ultra-small wireless antenna that could transform implantable medical devices used to diagnose, monitor and treat disease.

Gael Force Group said it has come to the "difficult decision" to cease production of creels in the town following a downturn in demand within the creel fishing sector

Glasgow-based POTR has launched its expandable self-watering Helix plant pot, with its Kickstarter campaign hitting its funding target in just 24 minutes.

A Munich-based privately owned real estate firm has secured a 'landmark' letting at 200 Broomielaw in Glasgow's International Financial Services District.

Whether you love classic Shakespeare, dark Jacobean revenge or new music-led plays, this guide by The Herald's theatre critic Neil Cooper picks the essential Scottish stage shows for July

In "world record time", Springburn Academy created a new Skills Academy that is delivering qualifications for pupils that are more in line with their goals.