The union said that a £4 million cuts drive by university bosses has raised fears of compulsory redundancies. 

The Scottish dish is banned in the US

Traffic on a busy motorway near Glasgow has been disrupted after animals made their way close to the roadway.

Thames Valley Police are investigating the former Duke of York over alleged misconduct in public office

Emergency services were called to the area just before 7pm

Duddingston Golf Club's David MacMullen reflects on balancing members, visitors and growth

Last December, members of the institution’s supreme academic body, Senate, asked managers to provide agendas, papers and minutes from the UIPB and related workstreams.

Scotland's colleges must meet employment standards that private companies do not, and they worry about losing opportunities as a result.

Officials intend to remove all funding for a programme of support that families say is vital and cannot be replicated by other services.

Glasgow is now outperforming UK powerhouse Manchester in several key economic metrics, according to new figures released by Glasgow City Council.

A Scottish aircraft parts manufacturer has been acquired by an English rival.

Glasgow-born Dame Debbie Crosbie 'passionate' about growing Nationwide in Scotland

10 weeks of special events are being staged across the city as part of the £2.9m celebration.

The leader of Scotland's largest trade union Unison has warned the new Scottish Government that the newly-appointed senior minister Ivan McKee cannot become the "Cabinet Secretary for 20,000" job cuts.

Today's cartoon is on the story that a Scotland World Cup masterclass has been at Glasgow Clyde College. See the story here

The Scottish Government faces criticism after dropping the women’s health minister role amid a maternity review and pressures on women's healthcare.

The off-the-grid hostel has had some unusual guests over the years

The private apartments of Queen Elizabeth at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh will open to the public for the first time in 2026.

Glasgow’s Summer Sessions in Bellahouston Park will go ahead despite community concerns over the rising number of gigs and their impact.

A man has been arrested after being taken to the hospital in connection with a break-in at a flat in Glasgow.

Mitchells & Butlers hails 'robust' performance against 'backdrop of macro uncertainty'

The First Minister has been signalling a shift in his position towards the energy sector and the future of oil and gas for months. But his Cabinet appointments may have revealed how he really feels.

Acclaimed organist Jeremy Filsell will perform a special recital at St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral in Edinburgh celebrating composer Kenneth Leighton.

Road policing officers are continuing their enquiries and appealing for information following a fatal crash in Callander.

All stores operated by a UK high street fashion chain are to close with all jobs lost.

A group of MPs have written to Channel 4’s chief executive raising serious concerns about allegations linked to the programme Married at First Sight and calling for urgent reforms to safeguarding practices across reality television

A sick walker had to be rescued after drinking water on the West Highland Way thought to have been contaminated.

Edinburgh foster carers have received a pay rise after City of Edinburgh Council overhauled its fostering fee structure, increasing weekly payments by up to 60%.

Holyrood's new Presiding Officer Kenneth Gibson has announced a historic shake-up of First Minister's Questions, introducing an unscripted Tuesday session for backbenchers and a rotating opposition format that John Swinney branded "bring it on".

First Minister John Swinney will bring a motion on Scottish independence to a Holyrood vote on Tuesday, he has said

S1 Developments, run by brothers Dan and Shane Teague, is set to build hundreds of homes in ‘New Village’ as part of the regeneration of Edinburgh Park.  

More pedestrian areas around Glasgow’s Central Station have reopened to the public following the devastating fire on Union Street in March.

A former Edinburgh B&B owner was found guilty of committing genocide, in a trial which took place 25 years after his death

Edinburgh has been named Scotland’s healthiest city, with residents spending around 80% of their lives in good health according to the latest Edinburgh by Numbers report.

Four men have been arrested after a stolen vehicle police pursuit ended in a crash in Edinburgh city centre, causing road closures and bus diversions earlier today.

A Tartan Army stalwart and Scottish football expert are joining forces to deliver a lesson 28 years in the making -  teaching a Scotland World Cup masterclass at Glasgow Clyde College.

Israel has begun deporting activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla, after video of the far-right security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, taunting detainees sparked outrage

Veterans have accused John Swinney of dividing the country over his defence of working with Sinn Féin.

Edinburgh organisations have received funding through the Healthy People programme to support community-led sustainability and environmental research.

One of Scotland’s most influential names in luxury fashion is marking a major milestone this month.

Scotland's new culture secretary will also be responsible for education and the Gaelic language.

Agatha Christie's Poirot, which aired on ITV from 1989 to 2013, is reportedly being revived in a new series on the BBC.

Zinnie Harris is stepping down from her role as associate artistic director at the Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh after joining in 2020.

A Glasgow company has been fined more than £100k after a worker had parts of three fingers chopped off in an accident

A community has launched a last-ditch effort to overturn plans to build flats on a former bowling club site, which they believe should be turned into a community green space.

A new jewellery boutique and studio has been opened in a Scottish town.

Scotland has a long tradition of great game design - meet the next generation

There has been no approach from Oasis regarding a potential return to Balloch Castle Country Park, according to the local council.

Two Edinburgh bookshops have received Penguin Children’s Bookshop Grant funding to support projects encouraging children and young people to read more.

Emergency services are at the scene