House prices have risen throughout the year north of the border

The blaze was battled by crews from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service

Engineers have worked through the night but have been unable to find a fix

People have been told to stop swimming or paddling until the leak is fixed

V&A Dundee has secured the first run of an exhibition drawn from a vast archive collected by the singer.

The US President's finances have been revealed

Scientists have discovered a rare genetic condition which causes people to age at a much faster rate, offering fresh insights into the ageing process. 

The European Union's Ambassador to the UK Pedro Serrano has underlined concerns about a decline in the number of EU students at Scottish universities in the wake of Brexit.

A Scottish kitchen company that collapsed into administration owed more than £1 million.

A Scottish executive search and recruitment group has unveiled major changes which it says see the “next generation” take the helm

Hotels across Scotland saw rates bills increase by an average of 27.3% following latest revaluation

NHS Grampian has introduced activity boxes across its hospitals to help reduce stress, boredom and improve wellbeing for patients during hospital stays.

More than 100 objects will be brought together for the new celebration of the singer-songwriter.

When the new academic year begins in September, New College Lanarkshire in Motherwell will make history when it becomes the very first institute of further education in Scotland to offer a BA in Law.

A man who experienced housing instability during his teenage years has spoken about the positive impact a youth charity had on his journey to independence.

Celebrity Big Brother is reportedly facing the axe, 25 years after it first aired.

A patient who was tested for the suspected Ebola virus at a Glasgow superhospital has tested negative.

A Glasgow foodbank has received a £20,000 donation from legendary American heavy metal band Metallica's charitable foundation, All Within My Hands, following the band's record-breaking concert at Hampden Park last week.

Around 6.45pm on Tuesday, June 30, police received a report of a fire near to the town's Trigoni Court. Emergency services are currently in attendance.

Public Health Scotland figures show alcohol sales fell by 18.9% between 2017 and 2025, with 8.6 litres of pure alcohol sold per adult last year.

Calls have been made for increased maintenance of the city’s Voi e-bikes following reports it is “not keeping pace” with usage.

Visitors heading to a historic hamlet in the Scottish Highlands are being reminded to put safety first while enjoying the world-famous Jacobite Steam Train.

Starbucks has been given the go-ahead to build a new drive-thru cafe in Ellon despite concerns it could create traffic chaos in the town.

Pupils from Mosspark Primary School have helped create a wildflower meadow beside Corkerhill train station as part of a community project backed by Wheatley Foundation and Glasgow City Council.

Desperate people are resorting to unsafe DIY dental work because they cannot get an appointment with a NHS dentist in Dumfries and Galloway.

A teenager accused of murdering a 15-year-old boy claimed he felt guilty that his alleged victim had died.

Union leaders at Glasgow Caledonian University have called proposals to cut research positions “humiliating” and damaging to the university.

Ryze Edinburgh will relaunch as the UK's first Ninja Kidz Action Park following a £900,000 investment, with more than 18 new attractions opening from August 1.

The Macallan single malt Scotch whisky owner has revealed its results

People with strong muscles in their chest and back are less likely to have heart attacks, according to analysis of heart scans using artificial intelligence which was part-funded by the British Heart Foundation and led by the University of.....

Mark Williams of Glasgow's voco Grand Central Hotel has been inducted into Les Clefs d'Or, the prestigious international society recognising the world's leading hotel concierges.

Plans for undersea tunnels connecting some of the Shetland Islands have moved a step closer after councillors approved a draft strategy.

Ministers call it a reset, but millions have already been spent on Monklands hospital plans now facing redesign. So how much public money has been wasted?

Portobello High School has launched a new girls' cycling programme, with more than 70 pupils already signed up to take part in riding, leadership and skills activities.

The Isle of May is celebrating a huge milestone this summer, marking 70 years as a National Nature Reserve (NNR).

New Gorbals Housing Association has launched its Tenant Participation and Engagement Strategy 2026–29 to strengthen community involvement and ensure tenant voices shape housing services.

Perth Museum has welcomed its 500,000th visitor through its doors this week - in just 27 months of operation.

John Swinney has said he hopes to work constructively with Andy Burnham on strengthening the powers of the Scottish Parliament if he becomes Prime Minister.

JD Gyms is opening a new fitness club at Edinburgh West Retail Park in Chesser, with premium facilities and a £5 first-month membership offer.

The Busy Baby Vending machine sells a range of emergency essentials including individually-wrapped nappies, wipes, disposable bibs, baby snacks and ready-to-drink formula

C&P Recruitment says more than £100 billion of planned investment is driving strong demand for construction workers across the Highlands and Islands.

UK energy minister Michael Shanks says Scotland is missing out on nuclear jobs and investment, as the SNP insists the country’s future lies in renewables.

Thousands of years later, Machrie Moor on the Isle of Arran is still giving up its secrets.

Police have appealed for witnesses and asked people to look at CCTV they may have

UK Testing Centre has invested £2.5 million in a new fire testing furnace at its East Kilbride facility, boosting capacity and fire safety testing services.

The animals are thought to have wandered onto the line from a nearby field

Scottish households could face higher water bills from 2027 under draft proposals supporting £7.9 billion of investment in Scottish Water.

An award-winning Scottish village pub and restaurant has been brought to the market.

Figures for 2025-26 show there were 7,115 charges containing at least one element of hate crime

John Swinney says Trident spending hampers conventional defence as GMB Scotland warns Starmer’s £15bn plan must deliver Scottish jobs.