Scotland Stop Arming Israel called on the multinational arms company to stop manufacturing parts for F-35s.

Firefighters are on the scene after a bus burst into flames.

Sainsbury’s has unveiled a multi-million pound plan to create a new Inverurie supermarket, but council chiefs still have fears about the traffic it could bring.

Ferry operator admits services are 'critical' to smooth running of major events.

Ten buildings in Scotland have had emergency safety measures put in place after being judged an “immediate risk to human life” — yet not a single block has been declared fully repaired under the national cladding programme, nearly nine years af...

A cross-border police effort has seen the seizure of a suspected £4 million drugs haul.

One of Scotland’s leading island bands has called for future support for Gaelic culture and the arts to be treated as a national "emergency" to help secure the future of the language.

Sustaining the culture of volunteering to help run island events is said to be vital for their future.

The decades-old Scottish family business has announced a 'strategic expansion' drive in a sector with 'exacting demands'

A Scottish plumbing engineer has collapsed into liquidation with all jobs lost

The campaign group said the UK 'can join our friends and neighbours and fight our corner, or we can be outsiders at the mercy of the USA, China and Russia'

This year's event marks the 20th anniversary of the festival, which will take over a range of venues across the city over ten days in June.

Britain’s landmark security deal with the US and Australia is threatened by dwindling political leadership, faltering investment and an overstretched submarine service, MPs have warned.

Poll shows SNP ahead but short of majority ahead of STV leaders’ debate. Plus Anas Sarwar’s reset and Westminster pressure in today's briefing.

Scottish Blue Badge holders can take visitors on tours anywhere in Scotland

Financial services is one of Scotland's most internationally competitive sectors

Police said officers were called to a report of the crash on the A70 Lanark Road at around 7.35am on Tuesday morning

A signalling issue is affecting rail services on the outskirts of Glasgow.

Patients and families raising complaints against some of Scotland’s health boards over standards of care and treatment failures are being left to wait around nine months for a response to their concerns.

A deal for land near Balgray reservoir to help the delivery of a new £18.3m rail station has been given the green light.

Avison Young Ltd have made an application for planning permission for the site at 3 Hamilton Street to Argyll and Bute Council

A fatal fire in Perth last year – which led to the eight-month closure of a city centre junction – is expected to have cost Perth and Kinross Council (PKC) £2.6 million in its response.

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service confirmed to The Herald on Tuesday morning that three appliances, along with one high-reach vehicle, remain at the scene.

New exhibition at Broxburn and Uphall Community Museum celebrates acclaimed Scottish film director Michael Caton-Jones, running until April 2027.

Train travellers are facing disruption due to a fire next to the rail line on a busy route.

Staff at Glasgow Caledonian University will be asked whether to take strike action over fears 100 jobs could be cut at the institution. 

UK hospitality giant considers sale and leaseback move to raise £1.5 billion

Archbishop Leo Cushley said that the Gillis Centre complex would be placed on the market later this year amid rising costs.

A major high street retailer has shut all its stores, leaving thousands out of work.

Bird & Blend Tea Co. offers free iced matcha lattes in UK stores, including Edinburgh, for World Matcha Day on 2 May. Over 20 flavours available, 11am–5pm.

More than 200 people were seriously injured on Glasgow’s roads last year according to a fresh report.

Emily Black is the owner of Ems & Co. Pastry Shop in Crieff. In this week's Q&A she talks Michelin restaurants, favourited dishes, and major career changes.

There is fresh hope for the future of a rundown island castle as bids are being assessed after several viewings by potential owners.

Islands have carved out places on the cultural map of Scotland with their home-grown festivals.

Five arrested after disorder at Edinburgh derby between Hibernian and Hearts at Easter Road. Police Scotland confirm arrests for pitch invasion and abusive behaviour.

John Swinney has pledged to make the first sitting day of a re-elected SNP government about independence as he vowed his party would “hit the ground running” after next week’s Holyrood election.

Mr Robertson put in expenses claims for 138 journeys between Linlithgow and Edinburgh between November 2023 and February 2026.

A high street coffee brand is set to open at least 10 new locations across Scotland this year.

Edinburgh Tradfest 2026 returns May 1–11 with 65 events of folk music, storytelling, workshops and film. Book tickets for Scotland’s top traditional arts festival.

Campaigners fighting to protect the popular cycle path have asked candidates to reveal their views on the controversial plans.

John Swinney says an SNP majority remains the best route to a new independence referendum — but party insiders now make clear the push will continue even if that majority never comes.

The Prime Minister will face a vote on whether he should face a parliamentary sleaze inquiry over Lord Peter Mandelson's appointment as ambassador to the United States.

Pride Edinburgh 2026 returns on June 20 at Bristo Square, featuring Cher Lloyd and more. Scotland’s longest-running LGBTQ+ event includes a city march.

A German space rocket company has applied for a marine licence, which will be required for its first launch from Shetland as it moves closer to a summer blast-off.

The reinstatement of departure times that more closely reflect the service’s historic schedule will see departures at 10am from Edinburgh to London and 10:30am from London to Edinburgh

A traditional café in a Scottish seaside town is being marketed for sale

Recent environmental survey shows that 75-year-old woodland is functioning as a rare temperate rainforest

An evocative new exhibition at The R&A World Golf Museum in St Andrews celebrates 200 years of golfing art, showcasing how the game has inspired Scots artists across generations

Many buyers now choose to strategically rent, gaining flexibility in a competitive Scottish market where chain-free offers outperform traditional approaches, writes Gordon McGuire of Corum Property

She unnecessarily restrained a vulnerable resident during a 'chaotic attempt' to give a Covid jab, then failed to report that the vaccine was injected through clothing.