Luxury handbag retailer Radley is set to disappear from the UK high street with 42 job losses.

The RSPB said there was still a long way to go on safeguarding these majestic birds

The survey will assess the possibility of reopening the line to passengers using “tram-trains”, which are sturdier and faster than normal trams.

A community astronomy group has welcomed a move by Highland Council on a new 'Dark Skies' planning policy.

Leanne Adams, 31, overtook another car at a blind bend before travelling at speed in her Vauxhall Insignia on a rural road in East Ayrshire.

Finishing touches are being put on the new replica to commemorate the famous Port Glasgow-built PS Comet.

Police have issued a public appeal for information as they try to establish the cause of a fire at Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh.

Scottish airports are taking off

Regulator Ofgem has revealed the level of the annual energy price cap for July to September

Emergency services are at the scene

A secret report into Scotland’s nationalised ferry yard has laid bare a catalogue of failures at Ferguson Marine, exposing deep-rooted problems in how the shipyard was run, including high levels of conflict between management and workers and the ab...

On Monday, the university's Senate voted to relax some marking standards amid the ongoing marking and assessment boycott (MAB).

The multi-million pound project will create turn the A-listed building into a 'refurbished and modernised' attraction.

University of Glasgow principal Professor Andy Schofield warned that the university's position of strength could change quickly

New Glasgow University principal Andy Schofield discusses AI, public trust, funding pressures and the future of higher education.

Liquidators have been appointed to a Scottish courier and logistics company.

The sports tech firm has appointed a new chief executive as the SFA men's national team doctor looks to the World Cup

The push to lessen reliance on its traditional telecoms markets is gaining momentum and boosting profits

The research looked at 105 operational wind farms with published accounts, over five financial years from 2019-20 to 2023-24

SNP MSPs may have been putting on brave faces as they gathered on Tuesday in Holyrood a day after their party's former chief executive was convicted of embezzling party funds over 12 years.

Glasgow Chamber declares city business community 'consistently punches above its weight'

Today's cartoon is on the independence debate and Peter Murrell

A housing charity has warned misinformation around migrants and refugees risks fuelling division and distracting from the chronic shortage of homes driving Scotland’s housing crisis.

Families are being warned not to sit on expensive tariffs as energy bills surge again - here's how to beat the rises

Emergency services were called after a lorry crashed into a terraced house near Portobello Golf Course in Edinburgh.

John Swinney has said it is 'incredibly inappropriate' for opposition politicians to question Operation Branchform and Crown Office judgment.

A historic Scottish whisky distillery will swap the south coast of the island it calls home for the south coast of Italy as it's to be transformed into a getaway for a day.

Edinburgh councillors and Police Scotland are holding urgent talks in a bid to save the cancelled Edinburgh Trades Taxi Outing.

Glasgow Airport has been closed following an incident involving a light aircraft

Can Nicola Sturgeon ever escape the shadow that Operation Branchform casts over her legacy?

Property agent Knight Frank appoints Steve Dunbar as ratings specialist based in Aberdeen

Edinburgh has completed 15 climate adaptation projects and begun work on dozens more as part of its Climate Ready action plan.

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The minister of St Andrew's Memorial Church will focus on providing pastoral care and fostering interfaith partnerships, among other priorities.

Ally McCoist’s controversial housing plans have been rejected by Renfrewshire Council.

TikTok sensation SpudBros Express is set to open its first Scottish restaurant on Edinburgh’s Lothian Road this summer.

The Rock Trust has purchased flats in Edinburgh to provide long-term housing and support for young people facing homelessness.

Andrea Zambrano is an Italian hospitality professional who is currently the executive chef at The Hoxton hotel in Edinburgh. Here, he takes on our chef Q&A.

As the excitement for the World Cup grows, Scotland fans can get their hands on a "first in a generation" set of Top Trump cards of the national side's greatest players.

A walker has been rushed to hospital after being bitten by a venomous snake at a popular beauty spot.

An award-winning Scottish grassroots music venue is being marketed for sale.

The Scottish Women's Premier League 1 side edged out Rangers at the top of the table, finishing on 62 points with a record of 20 wins, 2 draws, and 6 losses.

A 94-year-old woman was seriously injured after she was knocked down in a crash involving a motorcycle in Fife.

A former torpedo testing site is to be turned into a tourism development in the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park

BP board declares it has been 'surprised and disappointed to learn of governance oversight' at the company

May and June sees young deer expanding their territories - and potentially straying into danger

University of Edinburgh researchers have developed a new method to turn common plastics into materials that break down more easily.

THE sun is shining, the temperature is rising, and summer is almost here – an ideal time to buy and install a stove to keep your home warm and cosy next winter and help reduce escalating fuel bills.

Former SNP national treasurer Colin Beattie has said he is 'hurt' after Peter Murrell was convicted of embezzling more than £400,000 of party funds.

Edinburgh artist Marie-Gabrielle Koumenda has secured Creative Scotland funding for a new dance theatre project celebrating Black identity and culture.