An independent dairy in Ayrshire has joined forces with three farms across northern Scotland in a bid to meet growing demand for organic natural milk.

A Scottish city shopping centre that hails a UK retail first has been sold

There were no reports of any injuries.

Liz Smith, who is stepping down after nearly 20 years at Holyrood, admitted concerns over her party’s ability to rebuild trust with voters.

His management company Jo Sarsby Management said he died “immersed in nature and surrounded by friends”

Officers have stepped up their presence after reports this week

A prominent Glasgow Labour politician has repeated a call for an end to a tactic which is seeing commercial entities “exploit” a loophole to create mural adverts in the city.

A long-running dispute inside NHS Highland has ended with a tribunal ruling against a Unison representative. The row was sparked after managers raised a collective grievance against a long serving trade union rep.

Who will win the battle for Nicola Sturgeon's Glasgow Southside, which, according to one magazine's annual rankings, includes two of the world's "coolest neighbourhoods"?

Liquidators have been appointed to a Scottish family-owned restaurant operator

The Scottish law firm has announced three 'major hires', noting the trio have worked together 'for many years'.

Jobs will be unbundled as individual tasks move to AI, but whether the job itself disappears will depend on how much human work is involved

Scotland’s "Spa & Golf Hotel of the Year" 2025 has appointed a homegrown PGA professional to help drive the sport on the Ayrshire coast

Brent crude price falls sharply as Middle East ceasefire lifts stock markets but analysts warn on outlook.

Nicola Sturgeon is standing down as the SNP MSP for Glasgow Southside with rival parties seeing her exit as an opportunity for them to take the key seat.

Today's cartoon is on the latest in Iran.

A multi-disciplinary exercise by students at Glasgow Clyde College that has explored new ways of introducing Harris Tweed to contemporary audience; an initiative by Ayrshire College to support the Prestwick Aerospace Cluster and a scheme piloted by t...

A survey of Scottish GPs finds 71% believe patient safety is at risk due to workload pressures, as calls grow for more funding and workforce reform in primary care.

David Bowie 's band will reunite for a special two-day charity event on the shores of Loch Lomond later this year

A routine test of warning sirens is set to take place in the East End tomorrow morning.

New video screens showcasing forthcoming events will be installed as part of makeover of complex.

A popular UK TV channel is "on the brink" of closing down for good as bosses admit there's "substantial doubt" over the future of the company.

The average price of a house in the UK fell between February and March, but annual gains in Scotland remain strong

Planners at Glasgow City Council have approved an application which will include the partial demolition of a building on Cadogan Street.

An American fast food brand will continue its Scottish expansion by opening a new restaurant in Glasgow this week.

Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has backed Malcolm Offord amid controversy over his Holyrood candidates.

A Scottish council has been told it "prevented scrutiny" with its "poor record keeping" in a first-of-its-kind decision.

A major Scottish offshore oil, gas and renewables energy services firm has announced redundancies.

A Palestinian lecturer at a Scottish university is pleading with the UK government to allow his father to be brought from Gaza for lifesaving medical treatment

The A720 Edinburgh City Bypass will close overnight in phases for five weeks from April 13 to May 16 for essential maintenance works.

Edinburgh leads Scotland in new housing starts, but Scottish newbuilds fall to lowest since 2012/13

City of Edinburgh Council is currently consulting residents about the facility, which could open in the Cowgate area of the city.

Two tennis courts next to a Scottish city school in a 'desirable area' being offered for sale.

A museum in Edinburgh dedicated to Palestine will feature at the prestigious Biennale di Venezia, the oldest cultural exhibition in the world

Richard Tice said Reform UK would extract 'every last drop' of oil from the North Sea as he backed new domestic drilling.

Scotland rugby fans are being offered a 20% discount on coach travel to Edinburgh for Women’s Six Nations matches at Scottish Gas Murrayfield.

Scottish Labour leader suggests quango has prioritised organisations which 'make the most noise' in lobbying campaigns.

The SNP has extended its lead ahead of May's Holyrood election, while Scottish Labour slumps to fourth place behind the Greens and Reform, according to the latest poll.

Ms Slater, who is seeking to become the party’s first constituency MSP, is locked in a pitched electoral battle with SNP minister Angus Robertson.

A Ukrainian boy has gone viral on social media after saying Scotland is 'bad' compared to his homeland, having learned perfect English since fleeing the war

Channel 4 has pulled the last episode of The Great Celebrity Bake Off due to it featuring former BBC DJ Scott Mills.

With warmer days on the way, many places cared for by the National Trust for Scotland in Glasgow and the West of Scotland have reopened for visitors to enjoy the range of spring-blooming flowers, trees and natural settings.

Prizes include family tickets to the Sunday of the Royal Highland Show, book vouchers worth £100 for winners and £50 for runners-up and more

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Fire TV Stick users are being warned to avoid fake impersonations following the app's temporary removal from the Amazon Appstore.

Sinkhole repairs on Cathedral Street in Glasgow city centre are now expected to take up to 12 weeks to complete due to a collapsed Victorian sewer.

The collaborative effort to rescue one of Scotland's most significant postwar buildings has been recognised by the 'Oscars of the museums world'.

Meditation has been floated as one possible way to ease a situation involving reports of antisocial behaviour in the Bressay ferry waiting room in Lerwick.

A Glasgow city centre landmark can be converted into flats as plans to renovate the A-listed building have been given the go ahead.

One of Scotland's most notorious gangland figures has been deported over an alleged connection with large-scale drug trafficking and money laundering.