Loganair has announced a New Year sale offering discounted fares across its UK network, encouraging travellers to plan ahead for 2026.

He said: “I love Scotland, and I love sharing stories about Scotland’s culture"

According to figures obtained by the party through a freedom of information request, councils last year received 19,752 complaints about rats

One local resident described it as feeling “like an underground subway under my house”

For Women Scotland has accused Nicola Sturgeon of only caring about her own legacy in the controversial gender reform debate that has divided the country.

Simon Oldham was attracted to Highland Spring by the opportunity to awaken a "sleeping giant". And as he reveals to The Herald here, his instincts proved to be correct.

Community campaigners opposing proposals to develop new homes on their beloved greenspace in Carmyle have met with councillors to raise their concerns. 

The earliest known coin minted in Scotland – almost 900 years ago – has been acquired for the nation after it was found by a metal detectorist.

SNP MSP George Adam has publicly backed assisted dying proposals in Scotland but worries whether he will be strong enough if his chronically ill wife ever requests it.

Almost £8 million has been spent fixing vandalism in Scottish schools, it can be revealed.

One commentor on the now-deleted post said: "Mistakes happen but you'd hope someone would have noticed this before it was up on the wall for everyone to see."

“The Tin Man was a Transformer, the lion was wearing a tiger costume, and the witch was riding round on top of a golf buggy.”

An injured man was found on Napiershall Street, near Great Western Road, around 23.40 on 25 December.

Data shows that 201 officers resigned within twelve months of signing up between 2021 and 2025.

The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) said that the proposed cuts to firefighter posts and station closures would come at a “greater risk to public safety”. 

Administrators have been appointed to find a new owner for the historic Aberdeenshire hotel

In addition to gifts donated by customers, the rail operator provided Poppyscotland staff with free travel passes and access to retail space.

Firms which left their premises in 2024/25 include NatWest, Sk:n Aberdeen, and the Yorkshire Building Society.

Patrick Stoddard, a 66-year-old pedestrian, was seriously injured on 4 December after he was struck by a black Audi 1 on Carmunnock Road in Castlemilk.

For Women Scotland has accused Sir Keir Starmer and the UK Government of trying to change equality law 'by stealth' following the Supreme Court judgment.

The cancellations make up 43% of all 36,707 sailings cancelled since January 2023, including those scrapped due to weather. 

In September 1966, The Herald reported how Bardot filmed Two Weeks in September at Gullane Beach, near North Berwick. 

A police investigation is underway after a body was discovered on a beach in Fife.

Glasgow's status as a retail powerhouse is set to continue as investment plans for shopping continue

There are still only an average of 38 upskirting cases a year being passed to prosecutors despite an increase in voyeurism over the last decade, the Scottish Liberal Democrats have claimed.

A former Stevenston church building has become the latest to be listed for sale by the Church of Scotland.

Where to find the best Scottish culture during Edinburgh's Hogmanay festival

Dundee’s dining and hospitality scene has enjoyed an exciting year of reinvention and growth in 2025.

This is the final part of a playlist of the essential 100 (or so) tunes to come out of Scotland in 2025.

The cost of running Scotland’s railways has doubled since nationalisation, with taxpayers now footing a bill of more than £800 million a year, The Herald can reveal.

WE arrived at the flat the day before the winter solstice dressed in old clothes and ready for action. Our eldest son and his girlfriend picked up the keys a few weeks earlier

John Swinney says momentum may be fading on a US whisky tariff deal, warning negotiations must now be driven by the UK Government.

Matthew, John Swinney’s teenage son, was “livid” at missing Scotland’s incredible 4-2 defeat of Denmark last month.

A Scottish family-owned food business has declared a 'most satisfactory outcome'

More than 500 officers have quit Police Scotland after less than five years – with figures for the period 2021 to 2025 also showing more than 200 officers resigned after serving less than one year.

More than 500,000 young Scots could benefit if free bus travel was extended to everyone under the age of 30 in next month’s Holyrood Budget, Greens have said.

It’s about ‘saving Christians’ says the US president, but as Foreign Editor David Pratt reports, it’s yet more proof that his administration is opportunist and far from ‘isolationist’

BRINY baloney or bracing bathe? Whichever it is, the Loony Dook, which takes place every 1 January, has become a Scottish institution, at least in the east and south east of the controversial quasi-nation.

An exclusive visit to Glasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis Centre reveals growing funding fears, rising demand and the risk facing vital support for survivors.

Scrapping the two-child limit is welcome, but Scotland remains far off meeting child poverty targets, says Joseph Rowntree Foundation's Chris Birt.

A charity has warned scrapping the two-child benefit limit is 'not enough' to meet Scotland’s child poverty targets ahead of the Holyrood 2026 elections.

The Brigitte Bardot Foundation announced the news of her death in a statement released on Sunday.

Renovation and safety works at Ayr Sheriff Court have cost more than £250,000 so far.

The planned improvements include better parking, EV charging points, secure cycle racks, accessible wooden ramps, and more.

Greenock Ocean Terminal is preparing for another busy cruising season, with upwards of 60 vessels already scheduled to stop off at the port in 2026.

Argyle House could be demolished and redeveloped - but the plan is coming up against criticism from conservationists, heritage bodies and architects.

Over Hogmanay many of us will toast in the New Year with a whisky, but how sustainable will your dram be?

When Amy Irons was a wee girl at her granny’s house in Stirling, the Hogmanay party lasted until the wee hours with folk spilling from the front room to the back garden and the children wide-eyed despite the hands of the clock.

Fire crews remain at the scene of a blaze that broke out in a building in the centre of Glasgow on Saturday.

Changes to a busy centre street, including new bus gates, will be put in place early next year.