Peter Shaw reveals how a Bellshill miners' row childhood inspired him to build a £10 million Scottish art collection and his vision for a new public gallery beyond Scotland's cultural elite.

Scotland’s £1.7 billion public sector pensions age discrimination scandal is to drag on for at least another two years, leaving a mountain of more than 95,000 vital remedy statements unfinished in what campaigners have branded "a national disgrace...

At the time of the blaze, which took place overnight on July 9, the entire trams fleet was stabled at the Gogar depot, in the south-west of Edinburgh.

The SNP pledged before the Holyrood election to set up a scholarship scheme for students from Gaza if re-elected

Jason Arday, who resigned from Cambridge University on Thursday, is scheduled to speak about his book Great and Beautiful Things in Edinburgh.

An Edinburgh tower block which was evacuated last month had serious internal safety issues which could have allowed the rapid spread of fire

As concerns over smart glasses grow, we examine whether Scots law protects people from being filmed without consent and what Holyrood could do next.

A Scottish housebuilder that was placed into administration left homes at 'various stages of completion' owing more than £4 million.

£25m milestone reached after the opening of a major new store on the famous Glasgow thoroughfare

The change in Scottish house prices in the year to July contrasted with a broadly flat position in the UK as a whole

The owner of Royal Bank of Scotland has recruited an HSBC veteran to one of its most senior roles in Scotland.

While Tequila enjoys a golden summer, those calling the shots have opted not to cut rates

An 11-year-old girl has died after emergency services found her in a river at a woodland park in Midlothian

The University of Glasgow has said it will review the appointment of Professor Jason Arday amid claims of plagiarism

The Scottish Labour leadership contest has been rocked by claims Michael Marra plotted to 'sack' party staff.

Recreation Jewels is hosting a packed programme of Fringe events, from matcha workshops and treasure hunts to a community fair celebrating Edinburgh's independent creative scene.

Fusion Fest will debut as the headline event of Glasgow Tech Week, bringing together creative industries and technology pioneers for a day of talks, demonstrations and collaboration.

Commsworld hails performance as 'resilient' despite profits fall

A new public air service will connect Wick John O’Groats Airport with Glasgow and Aberdeen under a year-long contract supporting regional connectivity.

Fifteen Nationwide branches across Scotland have been equipped with public defibrillators and bleed control kits as part of the UK's largest rollout of life-saving equipment.

More than £1.5 million is being invested in rail improvements across Glasgow's south side, with three weekends of line closures planned during August.

George Orwell’s 1984 warned of surveillance’s human cost. Smart glasses now pose a similar threat to privacy in Scotland’s public spaces.

Pupils will move into the new £85.5 million Paisley Grammar School Community Campus on August 20, with the state-of-the-art facility offering specialist STEM, music and sports spaces.

The Scottish Nature Garden from the Glasgow 2026 opening ceremony has been relocated to a Port Glasgow charity, where it will become a lasting community legacy.

Whisky Week will bring tastings, tours and exclusive drams to more than 50 venues across Aberdeen, Glasgow and Edinburgh this summer.

Extra officers have been deployed with tens of thousands of visitors expected

New incarnations of the event are being developed for arenas and theatres.

More than 60 businesses across Glasgow and South Lanarkshire are now taking part in Clyde Gateway's Transition to Net Zero programme.

It is a city set to welcome millions of visitors for one of the world's largest cultural festivals, while also boasting some of Scotland's most famous landmarks.

The Glasgow School of Art has recorded Scotland's highest student retention rate, with 97 per cent of students from the country's most deprived areas continuing their studies.

Edinburgh Zoo's one-week-old pygmy hippo calf has been named Piper after her first health check confirmed she is female.

A Scottish family-owned country clothing and boot retailer has posted a rise in sales and profits.

The home is considered a classic of the Baronial style

Jeremy Corbyn will return to the Beyond Borders International Festival later this month, joining Nicola Sturgeon, Lyse Doucet and other high-profile speakers.

Rose House, home to the UK's first purpose-designed halal student accommodation, has been listed for sale as its owners look to expand the concept nationwide.

A busy motorway junction has been closed while emergency services fight to extinguish a vehicle fire.

As Edinburgh’s festivals burst into life, the spotlight has been turned on the individuals playing crucial roles over the next few weeks.

Emergency services are at the scene

Four weeks after the blaze at 109-112 Princes Street, Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth met with council leader Jane Meagher to confirm the funding package.

Diageo is cutting $1bn in costs and 172 Scottish jobs are at risk. Here's why the whisky giant believes the overhaul is necessary.

The walkout is part of a long-running dispute

Road and access restrictions have been in place around the Glenmore area

A proposed data centre in Argyll has announced it is “stalled if not halted”, citing grid connection issues. Is it time for speculation to slow down?

Scotland's top art bosses have urged ministers to recognise museums and galleries as drivers of jobs, tourism and economic growth while warning they face "significant" financial pressures.

"Being a good communicator and comfortable with people can take you a long way in this industry, sometimes more than pure playing ability"

Some claim that Scottish students are being “squeezed out” of university places in favour of international recruits, but this is not the case.

A Scottish Government paper has branded Edinburgh Napier’s largely online neonatal nurse course “unacceptable for Scotland”, amid wider fears over staffing, skills and safety in maternity care.

A Scottish engineering group operating two factories fell into administration after 42 years owing £3 million.

easyJet hands vote of confidence to Glasgow as BP announces North Sea exit

A record number of productions from 74 countries will be staged across nearly 300 venues.