The proposed egg production facility would house 32,000 free range hens

There may be some flooding and disruption to roads and rail

A long-awaited ferry route connecting Scotland to France is not expected to launch until next year

A raft of cuts are on the table as Inverclyde Council faces a budget black hole in excess of £8 million over the next two years.

The building has become derelict - and is on the 'at risk register'

The rate of Consumer Prices Index inflation rose to 3.4% in December

Scotland's housing emergency cannot end unless there is urgent funding to address the 'chronic' shortage of affordable homes, SNP ministers have been told.

A historic A-listed Scottish city centre landmark building is to be sold

Scottish Chambers of Commerce has named its new chief executive after a 'rigorous UK-wide recruitment process'

Work has begun on new homes for sale and social rent in a historic Scottish location.

A Scottish company that successfully repelled a takeover approach worth nearly £1 billion remains a "likely" bid target as it continues to grow sales

Premieres will be staged on the south side when the event returns this year.

Former SNP minister Fergus Ewing who called for John Swinney to release files relating to an investigation into Nicola Sturgeon has welcomed Anas Sarwar's call for the First Minister to make the documents public.

The Herald cartoon is on the story that the UK has approved China's plans for a huge new embassy in central London, despite opponents warning it could be used as a base for spying and pose security risks.

The chief executive of the government's embattled heritage agency is to be quizzed by MSPs following a damning report on the organisation by the public spending watchdog.

A Glasgow schoolgirl is emerging as one of Scotland’s most promising young artists after selling her first painting for £150 at the age of 11 and going viral with another creation.

The firm prepares to open the doors on February 9, bringing with it between 40 and 50 new jobs.

Finance experts are urging anyone who needs to file a self-assessment tax return to do it ahead of the deadline, and not to miss the reliefs and allowances that could allow them to avoid overpaying their tax.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) can now have the bank accounts of millions of claimants on three key benefits checked under new government powers.

A tapas bar in North Ayrshire has announced its sudden closure, blaming a 'challenging period' for the hospitality industry

Licensing board convenor Neil Copland, of the SNP, told the BBC: "It's a major opportunity and we're very happy to support that."

The Health Secretary refused to be drawn, repeatedly telling inquisitive MSPs that it would be “inappropriate” to comment on the ongoing proceedings.

Commercial property market in Aberdeen expected to be active in 2026

Jobs have been saved at a site in South Ayrshire following the collapse of the UK's largest timber company

Representatives from HES and the GSA said that the nine-story development would “adversely impact” views of the Mac.

Christina Hendry hit out after the Scottish Labour leader said he would release files relating to a botched investigation into the former First Minister.

The Scottish investment trust has revealed the outcome of a crunch vote on a US hedge fund's attempt to oust its entire board

The best-selling author believes it is 'dishonest' to rewrite books written decades ago to make them 'conform' to modern times.

A family-owned property development company has secured more than £8 million to build a holiday park

An asylum seeker has lost a court challenge against Glasgow City Council after the body accused him of lying about his age

Jordan Gray was murdered at his home at Shields Court in Motherwell on Sunday, 14 December, 2025.

A suburb of a Scottish is to get a new full-time Post Office service for the first time in two years.

The Scottish Government is set to argue that banning transgender prisoners from women's jails would breach human rights.

The line-up has been announced for this year's series of concerts at the Bandstand in Glasgow

The town's accessible plan has been deferred to a later date

“SOF will no longer attend or support any protests at the Cladhan Hotel,” a statement on Facebook read.

Holidaymakers could be prevented from using a street near Glasgow Airport for parking under a clampdown proposed by local councillors.

The party announced that Slater would challenge the Cabinet Secretary for Culture and External Affairs in one of the election’s “most high-profile contests”. 

A fundraising drive to help carry out repairs on the Waverley while preserving her ‘unique character’ has surpassed £100,000.

The circles, filmed in the Sound of Barra in the Outer Hebrides, grow on the seabed and take their shape naturally

She was struck by a white Vauxhall Vivaro on Saturday, 3 January 2026. Police attended the scene around 10.20 am on Sheuchan Street.

A number of properties were evacuated as a precaution

Several coffee shops across Glasgow have been named among the ‘best in the UK’.

Around 50 First Bus cleaners, fuellers and shunters have accepted an enhanced pay offer

Glasgow Airport has won new flights, including key transatlantic and European routes

Families and other tenants have been told they must leave their homes by July

Striking red and green skies were spotted across much of the country last night

Passengers were stuck on board for three hours

The Scottish Government has been forced into an 'embarrassing' climbdown over ferry chaos after the transport secretary admitted she got it wrong when downplaying the scale of cancellations caused by breakdowns.

A Scottish company has announced the appointment of a new chief executive, following the 'planned retirement' of its founding CEO