The director of Newsbrand Scotland has warned that the cuts will cost jobs and put elderly people at risk

Optimism about prospects in Scotland has jumped

The agent said 'extensive monies have been lavished on the property'

The boutique hotel company, which owns a famous restaurant on the Isle of Skye, has launched winter breaks

Dublin-based drinks firm confident of making €100m profit by 2027

The accountancy firm has welcomed more than 70 new people in Scotland

The Scottish law firm has named the trainees in its 2024 cohort

A guesthouse in a popular Scottish tourist town has changed hands

The SNP and Labour are neck-and-neck in support ahead of the 2026 Holyrood election, a poll suggests.

The women, who will will give details of the programme to MSPs at a meeting at Holyrood tonight, say it should be available in every postcode

Alex Salmond admits he ‘seriously doubts’ he will ever be on speaking terms with his successor Nicola Sturgeon ever again.

Road verge surveys in Caithness have highlighted their importance in connecting one of the last remaining mainland populations of this iconic species.

Councillors have issued a call out for Dundonians to create public artwork for a new housing development in the city.

The Scottish Tories have urged the Government to walk back plans to re-institute peak rail fares.

A Holyrood committee is calling on the UK Government to seek improvements to the post-Brexit UK-EU trading relationship after hearing businesses are experiencing “significant challenges” exporting goods.

Scotland's Tea House is serving up daily cups of home brew, 20 metres from where it is grown in deepest Lanarkshire, an area traditionally associated with heavy industry.

Bullocks at St Boswells yesterday averaged 300p/kg and sold twice to 325p/kg

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on Tory party rifts

More than one in 10 children were still in temporary placements a decade after entering the care system, according to research.

New drugs to treat brain tumours and cancer are among those which have been approved for routine use on the NHS in Scotland.

As many as 50 Labour MPs could refuse to back the UK Government’s controversial plan to cut the winter fuel allowance, despite Starmer urging back benchers to get behind a measure he has conceded is “unpopular”.

Lib Dem Scottish affairs spokeswoman Christine Jardine MP said the government should do the right thing and change course on this.

Sir Keir Starmer has defended cutting the winter fuel allowance for millions of pensioners despite representations from Anas Sarwar and his Scottish MPs.

For ten days in November, it will be a criminal offence to use fireworks in the Pollokshields area of Glasgow, and there's a view to make the ban citywide.

Aspire Technology Solutions is recruiting as it plans for to move into a larger office in Glasgow

Stephen Flynn has asked the 37 Scottish Labour MPs to rebel tomorrow when the Commons votes on the cut to the winter fuel payment. It’s worth a punt, but it’s not going to happen.

Parents of Milngavie Primary school pupils say the state of the school can no longer be neglected, with mould and even fungi growing inside the building.

The discount supermarket has announced it will be opening 23 new stores across the UK

NL Productions has been awarded the contract to deliver Dundee’s Christmas village for the next three years

The education secretary is to meet SQA officials over "concerns" about the marking of Higher History - but what has actually gone wrong?

The education secretary wants to discuss "concerns" about Higher History marking with the exam board's top officials.

Everything you need to know about the winter fuel payment and the changes being made.

A fund which shares the benefits of the Fallago Rig Wind Farm has announced it has awarded over £2 million to projects across the Scottish border since it was formed in 2013.

Two of Scotland’s highly-endangered wildcats who were born in captivity have died after being released back into the wild in the Cairngorms National Park.

The King will address the Scottish Parliament at its 25th anniversary celebration later this month.

A young boy had to be taken to hospital after being hit by a van in what police are describing as a hit-and-run incident.  

Hospitality firm Hostmore walks away from bid to acquire US counterpart

Ahead of the General Election earlier this year, one of the promises Labour made was to improve workers’ rights.

the conservationists have increased the number of Golden Eagles from fewer than ten to nearly 50 in just six years.

Akela Ground Engineering has opened a new office at Swadlincote in Derbyshire

The new campaign has been launched this morning as the Government looks to improve driver behaviour

A new campaign looking to tackle speeding on Scotland’s roads has been launched after figures showed one in five deaths is caused by people driving too fast.

A pioneering salad bar company has announced plans to open a third location after six years in Glasgow city centre.

The Scottish Government has been accused of “frittering away” its green energy cash windfall just as the Tories failed to capitalise on Scotland’s oil and gas boom. 

As of Monday, the bridge remains a missing link and is absent from maps of the area

Jackson Carlaw admits he is has ‘genuine concerns’ that the contentious leadership contest could see members not unite behind the next leader of Scottish Conservative Party.

An local community radio station has announced that it is to open a new broadcasting facility and retail outlet.

An long-standing organist is making the last bid to save her beloved church as an upcoming decision puts its fate into turmoil.

The table reveals sharply contrasting movements in house prices by area

Aberdeen’s housing supply has increased this year with the completion of more homes across the city.