According to Glasgow City Council’s website, penalties for dog fouling begin at £80. If not paid within 28 days, the fine increases to £100.

Salvador Dalí’s Christ of St John of the Cross at Kelvingrove Art Gallery, Glasgow, goes off display and will not be returning until a later date.

Russia has reportedly deployed its navy to protect an oil tanker off the coast of Scotland

A popular independent wine and beer shop in the heart of Glasgow’s Southside will be shutting next month.

Plans for a car park on the Kintyre Peninsula, with 16 spaces for cars and 10 bays for bikes, have been approved by council officials.

The leading professional body for emergency physicians has said the Scottish Government must immediately tackle “delayed discharges and overcrowding”.

David Ritchie takes over from investment veteran Al Denholm

The Scottish Government sets the commercial property tax every three years, while councils administer and collect the levy.

The Scottish shopping centre sale helped boost the investment total

Police Scotland have announced that a 17-year-old male has been charged in connection with setting three fires in Dysart and seven fires in Kirkcaldy.

More than 100 local contractors have been hard at work in recent days, clearing snow from roads and essential car parks. 

The 4.3% increase was calculated using the Office for National Statistics' average weekly earnings index.

Scotland’s housing costs safety net is failing with tens of thousands of families in need locked out of homes as support fails to cover soaring private rents, ministers have been warned.

A leading lawyer has said being Scottish has been a "professional and personal asset' in his career.

A large-scale Scottish forest has been put on the market for sale

The family-owned bakery business is preparing to further expand its retail footprint

Felipe Bustos Sierra's documentary will open the Glasgow Film Festival next month.

Alistair Borthwick joins family-run Hillhouse from NATS, the air-traffic control organisation

Today's cartoon is on the latest developments over Angela Constance.

The new extension will be named 'The King's Hall'

The animals were being housed at Thorabella Farm in Dallas, near Forres

Large parts of the UK are expected to be hit with fresh falls of heavy snow this week, brought by the high winds of Storm Goretti, the Met Office has warned

2026 is shaping up to be an exciting year for Glasgow's food and drink scene, and here are seven new restaurants that should be on your radar.

Fr Simon Bishop SJ, former chaplain at St Aloysius’ College Glasgow, has died after a long illness. Tributes paid by Jesuit community and parishioners.

The Rector of the University of Glasgow has denied at a hearing before medical watchdogs accusations of antisemitism and supporting Hamas in social media posts and a newspaper article.

Ash Regan has been suspended from Holyrood after MSPs backed a finding that she breached the Parliament’s Code of Conduct.

Fashion giant upgrades profit guidance after Christmas sales beat forecasts

Once inseparable, Anas Sarwar and Keir Starmer are now out of step. As the Holyrood election looms, Scottish Labour is hoping that defiance of the PM — not loyalty — is the path back to power.

Police said that the A9 has been shut near Aviemore

Plans for new American diner-themed 207-room hotel have been lodged

People have been warned to avoid an area of Glasgow while emergency services deal with a house fire.

A fresh bid to convert a former snooker club in Dennistoun into flats has been given the green light.

A UK coffee shop chain has announced plans to open its flagship store inside a former cinema building in Glasgow city centre next week.

Justice Secretary Angela Constance breached the ministerial code after failing to correct remarks about a child abuse expert, advisers say.

The transport secretary has defended the burning of more than £260m over 11 years to keep the ageing CalMac ferry fleet afloat, as repair and maintenance bills spiral to record levels.

Police have launched a probe after two cars were set on fire in a town in South Lanarkshire.

Plans for a new hostel building in a historic Scottish city centre have been approved

Film producers are looking for extras to work on two 'major feature films' which are set to shoot in Scotland in the near future.

A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service member told The Herald that many on-call stations in rural locations are ‘short-crewed’.

A Cowdenbeath discount store could be at risk of closure after it was announced that The Original Factory Shop would fall into administration

Kenneth Tannock, 41, made the comment outside Ibrox Stadium

The planning application is for an 'intermediate waste storage facility' between number two dock and number three dock.

Frank Dunlop, who led the annual event for seven years, was a leading figure in British theatre for several decades.

Subway management announced that all services on the inner and outer circles had been suspended due to a power failure at the train depot.

Thirty minutes after the bells on Thursday, 1 January, a 81-year-old man was struck by a white Suzuki Ignis on Queensferry Road near Dean Bridge. 

A Masters student caught with a gun after a row at a house party walked free from court on Tuesday.

The British Council is looking for people from across Scotland to join its English Language Assistant (ELA) programme

Trinity College at the University of Glasgow has been invited to work with the national church to train ministers and deacons. 

A jealous thug who tried to kill a woman after he claimed she was messaging other men has been jailed for more than six years.

Reform Scotland’s Malcolm Offord has refused to rule out another independence referendum if the SNP wins a Holyrood majority.