Transport chiefs have warned ministers Scotland has no proper national plan to protect island air services as concerns continue over the reliability of ferry links.

Oil and Whiskey (yes, whisky spelled in the American fashion), is a story of love, loss, and the urge to look at one’s past with rose-tinted glasses. 

The SNP have been accused of paying 'lip service' to Gaza as a promised fund for students to study in Scotland is yet to materialise

A Scottish manufacturer and wholesaler has been placed into administration

Hurstwood plans major renovations after acquiring Edinburgh Park building

The Scottish Government has been challenged on “questionable” choices made over the spending of a fund earmarked for helping Highland families.

Hollywood star Matt Damon has hailed the Tartan Army's takeover of Boston during the World Cup as “epic”.

Anas Sarwar is set to resign as leader of Scottish Labour to take up a post in the revamped Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade.

Simple Minds are to bring their musical force to the OVO Hydro for the finale of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. 

Police in Glasgow are appealing for information following a serious assault in Govan.

Glasgow-based Greaves family sells popular sports shop to Frasers Group

A man has been jailed for trying to smuggle around £430,000 worth of cannabis on a flight from Thailand, following an investigation by Scotland’s Organised Crime Partnership team.

A Largs community councillor has renewed calls to reopen the Mackerston public toilets, warning that long ferry queues are leading to people urinating in nearby streets.

Burness Paull doubles down on its commitment to Two Atlantic Square in Glasgow

The woman who died following a disturbance at a property in Edinburgh has been named as Vikki Soloman.

Work on the pop-up festival venues is hoped to get underway within days.

Over the last two years, the shops have gone by several different names and have been operated by a series of fleeting companies. 

A supermarket worker from East Kilbride is preparing to swap the aisles of Aldi for the boxing ring as he gets ready to fight for Commonwealth gold on home soil at Glasgow 2026. 

The blaze at Arthur’s Seat has been extinguished and fire crews have since departed the scene.

The visitor attraction formerly known as the Loch Ness Centre has officially rebranded as the Loch Ness Experience, reflecting the continued development of its visitor offering and a renewed focus on bringing the world-famous mystery to life.

Henry Raeburn’s lost portrait of Robert Burns has gone on display at the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum in the bard’s birthplace of Alloway, Ayrshire exactly 230 years after the poet’s death.

 BA Cityflyer, British Airways’ wholly-owned subsidiary, and Glasgow Airport are celebrating the launch of a brand-new direct service connecting Glasgow with the Spanish coastal city of San Sebastián.

The incident happened around 3.40pm on Monday, July 20, outside Edinburgh Royal Infirmary on Little France Crescent and involved a red Peugeot 208

The UK’s largest arts and crafts retailer has said a resurgence in traditional hobbies is fuelling its turnaround.

Three teenagers have been sentenced for the murder of 16-year-old Kayden Moy, who was fatally stabbed on a North Ayrshire beach last year

Douglas Alexander survived Andy Burnham’s Cabinet reshuffle despite criticism over Scottish Labour’s Holyrood campaign. Here’s why he stayed.

Scottish hospitality operator Buzzworks has today announced the acquisition of a family-run hotel in Troon.

Vegetation on the hill, which is located across the street from the Scottish Parliament, caught fire on Sunday evening, two months after the last blaze.

A hotel receptionist who represented herself at an Aberdeen employment tribunal has won £1,151 after her employer kept tips in a jar in the manager's office and refused to hand them over to staff.

While the building may have been classed as a construction site, it appears that portions of it were operating as de facto commercial premises.

The team behind Sprigg has confirmed the opening date for their new salad bar in Glasgow's West End.

A woman was pronounced dead at the scene following a disturbance at a house in Edinburgh, with a man arrested

Prime Minister Andy Burnham told First Minister John Swinney they will have to “agree to disagree” on independence in a call on Tuesday, a UK Government source said.

First Minister John Swinney has invited the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham to visit north of the border “at the earliest opportunity” in a call on Tuesday where Mr Swinney raised the issue of Scottish independence.

Lawyers acting on behalf of former workers at a Scottish company are to raise compensation claims after the administration.

An investigation has been launched after the Italian powerchair football team were denied access to a flight to Glasgow to compete in a tournament.

Both employment and unemployment have risen in Scotland in the latest figures released by the Office for National Statistics

Andy Burnham has cut VAT on domestic electricity bills to zero from October, saving households around £45 a year but his first major policy as Prime Minister is already under pressure over how the £850 million cost will be met.

A taxi driver is suing Police Scotland as he alleges he spent 10 months in Barlinnie prison after being wrongly arrested as part of a murder plot

TWO Vietnamese nationals caught in a bingo hall cannabis farm both plead guilty to producing the class B drug

A police investigation into the shooting of a groundsman racked up costs of close to £300,000

An opposition MSP has called for an investigation into 'every pupil sanctioned over alleged AI use' after the exam board admitted serious errors.

Scotland's aerospace and defence sectors contribute a combined £2.3 billion to the economy and support 24,000 jobs, yet trade body ADS warns the industries remain politically marginalised.

Ryanair has warned Edinburgh Airport passengers about the long EES queues at 16 major airports this summer.

Glasgow-based Nudge Innovations nets major funding boost after Scottish EDGE triumph

Millions of rail passengers are set to benefit from a new pilot scheme designed to improve real‑time information during disruption.

British Business Bank highlights 'important role in supporting Scotland’s smaller businesses to invest, grow and create jobs'

Many rural Scottish parents are facing a choice between careers and childcare due to the lack of suitable providers in their areas.

Shepherd & Wedderburn highlights work on a 'range of significant transactions' as results posted