Community charity staff based out of a church in Glasgow are facing redundancy as the Church of Scotland (CoS) says the building is in a "poor state of repair."

Innovation Automotive has closed its operations in the UK after eight years, leaving Skywell without a UK distributor

A woman suspected of trying to assassinate a Ukrainian businessman in Monaco has been found dead close to Kyiv

A theatre in Edinburgh which was given £4.5million in lottery funding has been removed from the at risk register

A group of Scottish Labour MPs have called for controversial new oil and gas projects in Scotland to be approved

Charities have called for urgent investment in schools after new data showed 43% of Scotland's pupils now have additional support needs, with huge variation between schools.

The Scottish Prison Service has failed to confirm whether transgender women are still participating in daytime activities alongside female prisoners, despite withdrawing its controversial gender-identity housing policy following a Court of Session ru...

Ross & Liddell has been ordered to pay a lift attendant over £54,000 after an employment tribunal found he was unfairly dismissed simply for raising questions about his holiday pay.

A Scottish company operating for almost two decades has been placed into administration.

The new owner of a historic Scottish bank has said it is 'carefully considering' the future of the brand.

The £25m milestone has been reached after the opening of a major new store on the famous Glasgow thoroughfare

Children’s rights advocates disagree on whether social media bans for under 16s can be effective, but they agree there is a bigger problem.

A man has been arrested and charged following a sexual assault in Coatbridge.

CalMac's MV Glen Sannox is being brought in to help an extra 10,000 ferry passengers to an island music festival this month.

City council officials have invited people from Boston to travel and “experience everything Glasgow has to offer” after the Tartan Army takeover of the US city during the World Cup.

A teenage driver who died in a crash which sparked road closures near Kelty in Fife has been named.

The SNP's plans to back a temporary ban on AI data centre developments have been slammed by business leaders, who say it risks "undermining economic growth" across the country.

Digital price tags - the same technology already in use by Aldi across the UK - have become a live political issue in the United States

A car has been deliberately driven into a house before being set alight while a suspect made off from the scene on an e-bike.

A man has died, and another has been arrested in Edinburgh after a "disturbance."

Pupils at the island's only secondary school say that moving the facility to a central location would benefit them, their communities, and the island as a whole.

A man has been arrested in connection with the sexual assault of a 17-year-old girl in Coatbridge.

Global Vision International (GVI) offered programmes abroad including nature and conservation trips.

Edinburgh Napier University is reportedly ready to sell its Merchiston campus as it looks to plug a budget gap

A well-known Scottish city centre nightclub and live music venue has been put on the market.

Conservation organisations have confirmed the presence of squirrelpox in red squirrels in Clackmannanshire, sparking fears of an outbreak in Scotland.

A Scottish airport has posted a drop in profits and a rise in turnover.

Brian Padmore is the head chef at Loch Leven's Larder, a popular day trip destination near the historic town of Kinross.

Scottish hospitality operator Buzzworks has announced plans to acquire an award-winning hotel on the Isle of Arran.

Two teenagers were have been cleared of murdering 15-year-old Amen Teklay

The Scottish Government's new "mansion tax" on properties worth more than £1 million could raise as little as £12m a year, according to its own consultation on the policy.

The Court of Session has given the go-ahead for a class action lawsuit against a major pharmaceutical company

Morrisons has confirmed it is reintroducing a major in-store feature back into some of their UK supermarkets after customer feedback.

Scottish Labour MSP Paul Sweeney has broken ranks with Andy Burnham after the likely next prime minister blocked a second independence referendum.

Lost Orchards Cider is planting thousands of apple trees near Dundee as it seeks to revive commercial cider production in Scotland.

The Isle of Harris distillery is marking an 'exciting new chapter' with the launch of a signature single malt whisky.

The former chief operating officer of Scottish Rugby has taken over as head of the foundation started by Doddie Weir

A man seen having sex with a bin avoided jail for assaulting a woman in Tarbolton

ITV has agreed the sale of its media and entertainment arm to Sky for up to £1.6 billion after months of talks over a possible deal

A company will spend a six-figure sum on security as it prepares for Scotland's first ever space launch

The Defence Secretary has visited Iceland amid “increasing Russian threats” as Nato conducted air defence operations from a European aircraft carrier for the first time.

New polling suggests Scots are open to compulsory voting, but would it fix low turnout in Scotland or risk forcing people into broken politics?

More than 50 jobs were lost after an engineering company collapsed into administration while another administrator has taken staff on as it prepares to sell a historic Scottish business

Catch up on news that a Scottish pub founded 200 years ago has collapsed into liquidation and a major boardroom reshuffle in Brian Donnelly's Business Week.

Ross Coulter of Landmark Forest Adventure Park on the ups and downs of life at a leading visitor attraction in the Cairngorms National Park

Figures showing ambulances are being forced to wait for hours outside hospitals are “deeply worrying”, Scottish Labour has said.

The Scottish Conservatives say money in the NHS is being “squandered” on external administration staff, as figures revealed spending on agency workers in non-clinical roles.

The bank of mum and dad is now the seventh biggest lender in the UK – so what does that actually means for the property market? John Kelly, Managing Partner, Corum Property explains

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