That is the highest figure of all of the fifty European cities that were surveyed, followed by Barcelona at £457, Dublin at £445, and Madrid at £418.

Glasgow's blanket ban on outdoor drinking will not be reviewed until 2028 - despite councillors in a bordering area now considering whether a similar ban there is still necessary.

Emergency services are at the scene

The crisis facing Scotland's jobless revealed

The fire sent plumes of smoke over Glasgow

More live music events, exhibitions and theatre productions to be staged under new blueprint for historic site.

The major fire shut the road for 12 hours

Venue rethink is expected to help Edinburgh step up competition with Glasgow for major concerts, exhibitions and theatre productions.

Critics say the council's current policy could be hiding the reality of the educational disruption faced by pupils from some island communities.

Campaigners have criticised plans for a 600MW hyperscale data centre in Fife, warning of impacts on energy use, prices and the landscape.

A popular fashion retailer collapsed into administration owing more than £35 million.

Controversial comments from Standard Chartered boss showed little care for impact of AI on jobs

Growth in clean energy job numbers generates benefits across Scotland amid concern about economic fallout from Iran war.

CODE Concepts has opened The Pend, a new creative hub and events space on Old Fishmarket Close in Edinburgh’s Old Town.

MP-turned-comic Mhairi Black and magician Kevin Quantum will be among the first performers to take to the new stage.

Buchan Offshore Wind joins Thompsons Solicitors, Levy & McRae and Planet DDS at building

Today's cartoon is on the cost of living crisis and Peter Murrell

Shelter Scotland has warned the housing emergency will worsen after John Swinney merged housing with social justice, accusing ministers of prioritising first-time buyers over building affordable homes.

The new PNP consultation function enables members of the public to have their say by providing feedback on individual public notices.

Experts are warning that proposed changes to ISA taxation could become overly complicated - and may even contain a potential loophole allowing investors to legally avoid the new charge with as little as a 1p stock holding loophole.

A Scottish man has been jailed in France for attempting to smuggle asylum seekers into the United Kingdom in a small boat

Black smoke can be seen from the centre of Glasgow, with reports a fire has broken out in South Lanarkshire

Brass Blast will celebrate 10 years of youth music in Edinburgh with a one-night festival at Portobello Town Hall.

The fire service has provided an update on a blaze that engulfed a landfill site over two weeks ago, with over 60 firefighters at the scene.

The "Scottish model" of business angel investing is being copied around the world experts on entrepreneurship reckon.

The Edinburgh Taxi Outing now looks set to return after organisers and Police Scotland agreed an outline plan for the event.

Twenty-seven MPs have called for the equalities watchdog to investigate alleged Islamophobia in the Reform UK party

The £16bn Scottish company says this is the 'most important' structural change in the world economy since the internet's emergence

Hollywood actor Jeff Goldblum is in Glasgow with his Mildred Snitzer Orchestra. Here's our round up of the 10 best jazz and classical concerts in Scotland this June

The new University of Glasgow principal was told "all the cool kids go to Glasgow", and he wants to build on that to make the city stronger.

One of Glasgow's best-known whisky bars, The Bon Accord, has closed its doors with owners planning to open a new venue this year.

A 'maniac' serial killer is believed to be on the run after escaping from the frontlines in Ukraine

A time capsule containing records from 1848 and 1993 has been returned to Edinburgh Castle following Crown Room restoration work.

Two men have been arrested and charged following a drug bust, which resulted in the seizure of £800,000 worth of heroin and cocaine.

The Dawn Practice, an independent mental health and neurodevelopment clinic based in the West of Scotland, shares on the prevalence of neurodiversity in creative industries and how to cultivate a neuroinclusive environment at work

Rare water voles, which are "of national importance", have been relocated from a site in Glasgow's East End, ahead of drainage work by Scottish Water.

A fire at Arthur’s Seat has intensified concerns over proposed cuts to Edinburgh fire services and possible closure of Marionville Fire Station.

A chef who 'honed his skills with Gordon Ramsay' has taken over the top kitchen role at a Glasgow city centre restaurant.

Organisers are recruiting 9,000 volunteers for the 2027 Tour de France Grand Départ in Edinburgh and across the UK.

Iranian state television is reporting that Tehran has received an initial framework of a deal with the United States of America to end the current conflict

A new walking trail at Siccar Point has opened to celebrate Edinburgh-born geologist James Hutton and his revolutionary work.

The teen is due to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Thursday

The force initially told organisers of the much-loved event that they would not be able to provide a motorcycle escort due to national regulations.

Ulva has witnessed a huge surge in visitor numbers off the back of its starring role in BBC Scotland TV show Banjo and Ro's Grand Island Hotel, which documents the renovation of a stately home on the island into a 'must-visit' seven-bedroom boutique ...

Full-time education saw the biggest jump — here’s what’s behind it

Foodies Festival returns to Inverleith Park in Edinburgh this August with live music, celebrity chefs and street food experiences.

John Swinney has rejected growing calls for an independent investigation into SNP finances in the wake of the Peter Murrell scandal.

A new homes plan for a Scottish village has been announced.

A Scot who was detained on the Global Sumud Flotilla has told of his 'frightening' experience - but says it's nothing compared to what Palestinians endure every day

Fire crews have battled a wildfire near Aviemore, which "could have expanded into a forest fire" as the gorse and trees were charred in the blaze.