A popular Scottish pizza company has told how an earlier bar venture was placed into liquidation.

Scottish author Welsh wrote the cult novel in 1993

The family of Mr Ferguson, reported missing from the Elgin area, has been informed

The was in Iran has sparked a push for domestic production

The cost of the Scottish Government’s purchase of a Ardrossan harbour is subject to a confidentiality agreement

Her point is well taken — American scientists and engineers appear to be abandoning the chaos of a second Trump administration for more bearable climes.

Fran Healy has persuaded Dexter star David Magidoff to bring hit LA musical improv show to Edinburgh.

MSPs will not receive an update from Angela Constance and Dorothy Bain KC on the impact of a landmark ruling on how rape trials are conducted despite warnings current cases face delays while a surge of appeals against convictions is expected as a res...

Worry over Scottish income tax has fallen, a key survey has revealed

The international law firm hailed a 'new chapter' in the Scottish city.

Digital consultancy hedgehog lab, which took over Label Sessions at the end of last year, has made a senior appointment to help further its run of growth

American students are enrolling at Scottish universities in high numbers, bucking the overall trend of international decline.

A central executive committee (CEC) report viewed by The Herald details the logistical challenges in the way of standing candidates.

End Conversion Therapy Scotland has called on MSP hopefuls to work to bring in a ban over the next five years. 

The UK's biggest private car park operator has collapsed into administration after 95 years.

NHS Lothian says that precautionary measures have been instituted to protect patients susceptible to infections due to weakened immune systems.

Scottish Government awards over £3m to Lothians community groups via the Strengthening Communities Programme, supporting local projects and employability.

The local authority said that the 73 businesses located in the building at the corner of Union and Gordon Streets would each receive £25,000.

New Heriot-Watt University map, THISLE, reveals stark life expectancy and mortality risk gaps across Scotland’s neighbourhoods, highlighting health inequalities.

Police officers attended a property at Glenraith Square around 5.45 pm on Tuesday, March 17 after concerns were expressed for the occupant. 

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has defended its independence after Reform UK branded it the “siren voice of the status quo”.

Scottish family-owned jeweller Laings has announced it is to return to Glasgow's famed Argyll Arcade with a new showroom offering.

Aldi has revealed a list of locations in Scotland where it is prioritising the opening of new stores.

In recent years, a number of American ministers have moved across the Atlantic, driven by a desire to embrace historical roots and community life.

The £4.4m Fire Recovery Fund, administered by Glasgow City Council, has been set up following a £10m funding commitment from the Scottish Government.

Russell Findlay says Sir Keir Starmer could bow to pressure for a second independence referendum if the SNP secures a Holyrood majority.

Network Rail has revealed that it seized the rare opportunity of the closure of Scotland’s busiest station to deliver an extensive package of maintenance and renewals.

Nigel Farage describes past vetting as 'piss poor' - it's only got worse.

Nicola Sturgeon and John Swinney will not be recalled to the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry over the troubled QEUH opening, but a new note still criticises government oversight and reveals how ministers were left unaware of critical risks.

The UK Government announced the cash infusion on Monday, seven weeks after production halted at the plant in early February.

Air Charter Scotland will continue to operate the Wick-Aberdeen-Wick Public Service Obligation (PSO) route through to August 14, 2026.

Google has introduced a feature that allows readers to prioritise the news outlets they trust most - here's how to make The Herald your preferred source.

Kate Nevens will contest the Edinburgh North Eastern and Leith constituency, the veteran campaigner announced on Monday.

Lumo has revealed a first glimpse of the new livery on the refurbished Class 222 trains that will serve customers on its West Coast service which launches this Spring.

Participants generally believed that the SNP would lose seats, while Reform and the Greens would see large gains.

The new vessel will serve the community and the economy of Jura for the next 20 to 30 years

The world's largest furniture retailer has opened its Plan and Order Point in Kingsway West Retail Park in Dundee

Forever Edinburgh’s Resident Days scheme returns in 2026, offering EH postcode holders exclusive discounts and experiences to Edinburgh attractions.

The Scottish Tattoo Convention returns to Edinburgh Corn Exchange on March 28 to 29, featuring 200 artists, live music, entertainment and tattoo competitions.

NB Heritage launches online survey to save St Andrew’s Kirk Ports, North Berwick. Have your say on conserving this East Lothian historic monument.

The work is needed to berth the new Turkish-built ferries

The Parliament Arms pub on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile reopens after a £170k Lomond Leisure Group refurb, offering Scottish food, whisky snugs, and live comedy.

The award-winning performer has suggested the funding body is ignoring a 'ridiculous amount' of talent.

A former headteacher who assaulted vulnerable children under his care at a school in Fife has been sentenced.

Two people have been killed and several others were badly hurt when an Air Canada regional jet struck a fire engine on a runway while landing at New York’s LaGuardia Airport, officials said.

A large-scale pub in a Scottish city has been brought to the market.

Police have launched a probe after a car was torched by a “scruffy” man in Ayr.

A new Search and Rescue (SAR) helicopter base has entered service with HM Coastguard to support search and rescue response over the summer months.

Councillors will this week be asked to agree the launch a public consultation over the permanent closure of a rural Borders village school with only one pupil.

Motorists have been warned to expect delays after traffic on one of Scotland’s busiest motorways was forced to a standstill by a vehicle on fire.