Concern is growing for missing 25-year-old Matthew Williamson in Glasgow.

Independent researcher Julie Walker is inviting golf clubs worldwide to uncover and share their women's golf history ahead of a landmark 160th anniversary in 2027

The council is facing criticism over its consultation process, with national inspectors casting a wider net than local authority officials.

Growing numbers of historic attractions across Scotland are struggling with rising costs, ageing infrastructure and the impact of climate change.

The Scottish Greens suggested that disabled pupils could be negatively affected by the "teaching out” of the university’s MSc in Inclusive Education and two accompanying diploma entry routes.

Bill Paterson reflects on a five-decade acting career and the Glasgow childhood that continues to shape his memories, writing, and sense of place

STUC warns Scotland’s public sector reform risks 20,000 fewer jobs, accusing ministers of pursuing cuts without enough upfront investment.

Silverburn chief Glasgow mall is reaping the benefits of the 'Sephora effect'

The decision on whether to close a primary school with just one pupil raises a broader question about trust in local democratic processes.

Victim Support Scotland is demanding a comprehensive review into why young people become involved in knife crime

Kenyan-Scottish singer and musician Beldina Odenyo is one of 20 contenders for the Scottish Album of the Year title.

The Liberal Democrats are calling for an independent review of the response to the Cairngorms wildfire

A man has been killed in Edinburgh following a police chase.

Last week saw a very special toast raised across Orkney’s most northerly island, as the first baby to be born there in over three decades arrived

Bungee pioneer Highland Fling invests bids to maintain growth after £250,000 investment

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North Ayrshire Council finds three bottles sold as Smirnoff vodka were fake, prompting licence reviews and a potential criminal investigation.

An Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) report has revealed that a Ryanair flight bound for Glasgow Prestwick touched down in Manchester with minutes of its fuel remaining after multiple failed landing attempts during a storm

Murdo Fraser described a lack of detail given by Cabinet minister Gillian Martin over the planned merger of three - or possibly four - of Scotland's public bodies dealing with the environment as "painful".

A former employee of the Royal College of Nursing has told the Sandie Peggie employment tribunal the trade union left her feeling like a "bigot".

Tesco is reportedly set to leave central Europe, with talks to sell its operations in Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Hungary

A woman who soaked her friend in ammonia after a dispute over money on a shopping trip has been jailed for three years.

Racist hate crimes have risen by 34 per cent as Police Scotland warns of community tensions.

John Swinney says he still supports decriminalising drugs for personal use as he insists his government is “exhausting” its powers to tackle drug deaths.

Lawyers who represented the victims of abuse at Celtic Boys Club say more claims will be brought against the Premiership club after further survivors came forward

A new Sainsbury’s store is set to be opened in a Fife town after a planning application was given the green light.

The lift to Screen 1 at Filmhouse on Lothian Road is out of order following the downpour, and is expected to be closed until “at least next week”.

Haven, a Blackstone portfolio company, has announced the acquisition of the famed Seal Bay Resort in Selsey

Russia's foreign minister cited Scotland in a speech about the right to 'self-determination' before the United Nations, implying western hypocrisy

People in Barrhead will be able to travel by train from the new £18.3m Balgray station for the first time this weekend when it officially opens on Sunday, September 27.

Glasgow City Council will issue dismissal notices to up to 25,000 non-teaching staff next week after Unison withdrew from an equal pay deal that GMB and Unite had accepted, collapsing a £110 million agreement and triggering fire-and-rehire proceedin...

Dundee Rep Theatre, Tron Theatre, Traverse Theatre and ETT have announced the world premiere of The Ferry, a new play by acclaimed Scottish playwright Linda McLean, inspired by an original idea by Paul Rattray, and directed by Tron Theatre Artistic D...

According to a Freedom of Information (FOI) request, 8,303 vehicles have been seized on the city’s streets since 2022.

New flights to some of Europe's best destinations

Pledges of support were issued at a meeting of Scottish Borders Council in support of a rural football club forced to close because it couldn't afford the £100,000 needed to upgrade its ground.

Scottish family-run firm behind the Millions and '£One Pounders' brands posts rise in profit

Glenmorangie, the Highland distillery, releases its oldest whisky: a 50-year-old single malt. Just 149 bottles are available at 45.7% ABV for £25,800.

Dozens of Brechin homes damaged during Storm Babet are set to be demolished.

Tapa’s owner, Daniel Shearon, has run the popular eatery, located at The Shore in Leith, for 17 years, but recently decided to put the restaurant on the market.

Some of Scotland’s biggest trad stars are getting ready to go back to their roots, joining forces for an almighty night of dancing at Glasgow’s famous Barrowland Ballroom.

Major works to protect the medieval spire of Glasgow Cathedral have started, bringing a visible change to the city’s skyline.

Alice Strang’s new book explores the Scottish Colourists—Peploe, Fergusson, Cadell and Hunter—and their growing importance in European art history

Ann Carrigan Weir, 55, died at home on January 6 2021

Built in the early 19th century for diplomat Sir Robert Liston, Millburn Tower is one of Edinburgh's most distinctive historic buildings

Sandie Peggie alleges her trade union, the Royal College of Nursing, refused her legal support in the long-running changing room dispute with NHS Fife and Dr Beth Upton.

The flight was met by police on the runway

The new facility, developed by Rossie Young People's Trust, involves a partnership with Dundee and Angus College.

Standards Commission for Scotland faces a National Records of Scotland probe after 24 councillor case files were destroyed.

The ‘unsuitable’ label initially applies to accommodation that does not meet basic health and safety standards and later to most hotels, B&Bs and hostels.

Kibble has found that 14% of the young people it cares for have a diagnosis of autism, far higher than the rate found across the wider pupil population.