Mr Jackson's family have been informed

The little-known story of the Irish star's Scottish debut

Unite files legal complaint against Village Hotels over agency staff

It means household water and waste water bills will rise by £42

His remarks drew condemnation from across the political spectrum

Albany House will open late this year or early in 2027

Stuart Williamson says his retailing knowledge has been an advantage during 14 years of running Clydeway Golf Performance Centre

Calls are being made for the UK to rejoin the European Union following Donald Trump's threats over Greenland and heightend tensions with the US.

Artisanal Spirits Company highlights progress in key markets after US challenges

Plans to demolish former city law offices for a student housing development have been approved

A Holyrood committee is split on a new Bill which would criminalise the buyers of sex

Campaigners will take to the streets in Millport to protest the planned cuts, which would reduce ferry frequency and capacity by 25%.

The first Scottish woman to climb K2 has told how family and friends urged her to "get new hobbies" after a devastating accident.

The Scottish Government is to set up a housebuilding agency to increase the pace of supply, the First Minister has announced

The country's largest teaching union has laid out policy proposals including smaller class sizes and universal free school meals.

EIS General Secretary Andrea Bradley says the country can afford to do more for teachers and pupils, but needs the 'political will' to do so.

Johnston Carmichael will provide advice to entrepreneurs at Smart Things Accelerator Centre in Glasgow

Plans to extend the use of land at Elliot Street for another two years as a filming location have been submitted to Glasgow City Council’s planning department.

A woman who died following a crash in Aberdeenshire on New Year's Day has been named by police

Police have launched an investigation after windows were smashed at the Glasgow city centre branch of HSBC.

A lost portrait of the famous Scottish poet, Robert Burns, by the renowned artist Sir Henry Raeburn has been found after over 200 years.

Andrew Gwynne has confirmed he will stand down as an MP due to health reasons, opening the door for Andy Burnham to stand for parliament

Proposals for a new swimming pool in a Borders village have been tabled.

Residents are “fed up” waiting for removed bridges over the M8 in Glasgow to be put back in place after they were were taken down in July 2024.

Scottish Labour is in long-term decline, writes former executive committee member Coll McCail

Councillors have decided unanimously to grant planning permission for a tearoom and four apartments at a Tighnabruaich site.

A 75-year-old wonder woman who shed 12 dress sizes after suffering a heart attack has been recognised for her incredible weight loss

Restoration work is under way to protect and promote an important piece of North Ayrshire’s history for generations to come.

Bobby McNamara said that he had been commissioned to paint the mural at 11 Elmbank Street last year, but had “no time to create a real design”.

The towering food hall is being constructed at the rear of Angus MacLean's Park View property, blighting the OAP's enjoyment of the outdoor space.

An Oxfordshire-based company is planning to provide its employees with a woodlands holiday getaway in the Borders.

An Ayr business has been saved from the threat of closure by a generous donation from a celebrity

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The names of eight new streets in Aberdour have been decided. They make up the new Inchcolm Green development, delivered by Cala Homes on the village’s east side.

Loch Lomond Shores will introduce paid parking from Wednesday, January 28, as part of a plan to reinvest funding into its facilities and long-term improvements

A global whisky giant is to axe a recently revamped Scottish distillery visitor centre.

Ricky Bell of council umbrella group COSLA criticised the ‘very poor’ budget in a letter to Finance Secretary Shona Robison.

John Swinney has been urged to step in after CalMac proposed cutting summer ferry sailings to Cumbrae. Kenneth Gibson warned the move could hit the island economy and make hospital visits harder, as concerns were raised at Holyrood.

John Swinney accuses Douglas Alexander of a “juvenile” letter after a dispute over a US-led tanker operation and defence cooperation.

Customers will be able to get money back on bottles and cans under new government rules to reduce waste at supermarkets and convenience stores.

Residents call for pause of local church sale to explore community ownership

The ruined huts were of a type used for 2,000 years

The Scottish port has secured the funding for a 'critical piece' of infrastructure

As Scotland approaches a pivotal Holyrood election, its ports stand ready to drive jobs, investment and net zero ambitions

Scottish rockers Biffy Clyro will return this summer to headline a huge outdoor show at Edinburgh Summer Sessions at the Royal Highland Showgrounds.

On Halloween 2023, Matthew King was struck on the head while working underneath the machine.

In last night’s episode of The Traitors, presenter Claudia Winkleman wore a cosy Fairisle jumper that pays homage to the iconic Scottish countryside style.

The MoD said the Mid Hill development would have an "unacceptable impact” on the Eskdalemuir Seismological recording station.

Audiology group The Hearing Clinic UK has announced two new hires and a key internal promotion as it prepares for its next phase of growth

As Scots prepare to celebrate Burns Night, a Glasgow auction house is offering the opportunity to bid on one of the most famous illustrations of the Bard’s epic poem Tam o’ Shanter.