A Palestine protest was held outside of the Hydro as the opening ceremony for the Commonwealth Games got under way.

The "Kilmacolm Standard" will be the latest in a series of developments as the village golf club evolves to meet the challenges of changing weather patterns

New Prime Minister Andy Burnham has come under attack for downgrading the role of a foreign office minister.

Holyrood's culture committee is being urged to launch a new investigation into the Scottish Government's heritage agency Historic Environment Scotland.

Nicola’s Law campaigners warn women’s lives are at risk as they demand mandatory NHS women’s health training after 650 women seek support.

Entire workforce including founding family members made redundant following collapse of Scottish distillery

Investors are seemingly encouraged by the airline's ability to handle market turbulence as competing bidders circle the business

New research from the David Hume Institute reveals the 'Maths Apps' qualification has increased in popularity by 600% in Scotland.

Scotland fans have reminded the world why this country is worth visiting

Today's cartoon is on the story of Anas Sarwar getting a seat in the House of Lords.

Anything from a weekend in the Cairngorms to a summer jaunt around the Isle of Skye, Scottish families are increasingly embracing the road trip and adventures outside on their doorstep.

Warnings that Scotland is pricing itself out of the global tourism market have intensified after it emerged nearly two in three of Scotland's 32 councils are introducing or considering controversial tourist taxes.

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A Scottish forest that was once part of an historic estate and includes several interesting archaeological features has been launched for sale.

The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) have said they "welcome" plans by the Glasgow School of Art (GSA) to secure a long-term and sustainable future for the Mackintosh Building...

A body has been found in the search for missing man in Cumbernauld. Around 3.55pm on Thursday, July 23, the body of a man was discovered in water near to the town's Forest Road.

A piece of land that sat empty for 21 years at one of Dumfries’ retail parks is finally being put to use as Taco Bell edges closer to opening

Glasgow City Council has received an application from the supermarket chain to demolish its Tollcross Road premises

A popular American coffee chain is planning to open a new venue on Glasgow’s Buchanan Street.

Mitchells & Butlers says trading remained 'robust' despite impact of hot weather on food-led outlets

Andy Burnham and John Swinney disagreed over Scottish independence as they held official talks in Glasgow today.

Smart glasses are turning Scottish hospitality staff into unwilling content, and the law is nowhere near ready to protect them

Applications have opened for the Scottish Emerging Sculptors Award, offering mentoring, bursaries and a public commission at Edinburgh Park.

More than two hundred people congregated at the Lorimer Chapel at Warriston Crematorium for the 1 pm service, with dozens more listening along in overflow spaces.

Police in Edinburgh are carrying out enquiries following a number of pickpocketing incidents reported in the city centre.

Police are appealing for information after a woman was sexually assaulted on the Fife Coastal Path near Kingsbarns.

Scottish engineering consultant reveals 'vision' after securing investment boost

A number of residents at a newbuild Edinburgh housing development have been told they will temporarily have to leave their homes after “previously unidentified” mineworks were discovered.

Edinburgh has long been subject to high hotel costs. In May, the city was named as the most expensive city for tourist accommodation in Europe.

Nick Nairn is Scotland’s ‘original celebrity chef’. This week, he talks about favourite restaurants, kitchen disasters and culinary inspiration in our Q&A.

The Olympic Games has issued an apology for promoting the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games while using a photo of Nigerian sprinter Blessing Okagbare, who is currently serving an 11-year ban for multiple doping violations

The Craigmillar Tapestry, created by more than 500 people, will go on display at Edinburgh’s Scottish Storytelling Centre during the Fringe.

The year-found facility has been in the planning for almost a decade.

Judge Davies held that LPC breached a “good condition covenant” with tenants Essendi in “failing to remove and replace the category 3 ACM cladding panels".

Drawn from the Archive at Fort George explores Scotland’s history through historic maps, sketches and drawings from Historic Environment Scotland.

Holidaymakers flying from Edinburgh Airport to Turkey have been warned about the country's strict passport rules and entry requirements.

Andy Burnham has spent years arguing that the Westminster system had to change. So why won't he speak to the media?

Archaeologists and volunteers have started digging up the past to discover how a site near Kelso has been used for one thousand years

TransPennine Express is adding late-night Edinburgh to Newcastle trains during the Fringe to help festivalgoers travel home after events.

Edinburgh law firm Murray Beith Murray has secured global recognition, with five partners ranked in the Chambers High Net Worth 2026 guide.

A Scottish castle which dates from the 15th century has reopened after a six-year closure.

Budget airline easyJet has announced the launch of a new winter route from Aberdeen to Belfast International.

The arts agency said it would 'particularly welcome' proposals to operate the building as a cultural venue.

Despite road closures, signage and police cordons being in place, emergency services continue to receive reports of people attempting to enter the affected area

AMS Global Group has acquired new Aberdeen premises with Barclays support as the marine surveying firm invests in sustainable growth.

A historic Scottish engineering company has been placed into administration

A landmark Scottish hotel has been brought to the market

Inverness-based Aurora Energy Services has appointed Pauline Walsh as non-executive director as the renewable energy firm expands internationally.

Michael Marra, the man widely tipped to replace Anas Sarwar, has said Scottish Labour needs to make significant changes.

Route One has reopened in Glasgow city centre with a new Queen Street store featuring skateboarding, streetwear and leading global brands.