Plans for a new mixed-use development including a convenience store, coffee shop with drive-through and electric vehicle charging hub on land at Glasgow Road, Kilmarnock could bring up to 44 jobs.

Reform UK’s surge in Scotland has stalled after it emerged Scots are willing to vote tactically to thwart Nigel Farage's rise, a poll has found.

An established Hawick watering hole put up for sale almost two years ago has had its price almost slashed in half – with hopes that a new holiday village will help clinch a deal.

Ministers are under growing pressure to explain how the 'fired' chief executive of the publicly funded lifeline ferry operator CalMac received more than £170,000 in annual pay after being removed from his post just three days into the year.

During this time period, bosses spoke publicly about the need to slash as much as £140 million, including £90m in staff costs, from the university’s budget.

The former First Minister Humza Yousaf and current transport secretary were told in advance that CalMac’s chief executive would be removed and it could lead to a significant and sensitive severance deal requiring ministers approval, the Herald on S...

New album recorded in a day will be brought to life on stage in Glasgow.

Nearly three quarters of Scots now say they would vote to rejoin the European Union, a new poll shows, underscoring deepening Brexit regret — especially among younger voters — and raising fresh questions about independence and the UK’s future d...

The fire-ravaged Glasgow School of Art may never be fully restored to its pre-fire condition if rebuilt, a report for the institution has revealed.

Billionaire Scottish bus firm brothers the Easdales explain why they've donated a six-figure sum to Scottish Labour

As the year begins, there are few better ways to embrace winter than with a restorative escape to the Cumbrian countryside

An ambitious Ullapool project is rebuilding an 80ft Class One Zulu herring boat by hand, reviving lost skills and restoring a missing piece of Scotland’s maritime heritage

Police Scotland is appealing for the help of the public to trace two girls who are reported missing from Alexandria.

The Scottish Hospitals Inquiry has been examining issues at Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) and Royal Hospital for Children.

Donald Trump has imposed sweeping tariffs on the UK and key European allies after accusing them of risking global security by sending troops to Greenland. The move threatens Scottish whisky exports and deepens tensions over US ambitions in the Arctic...

The First Minister has called for another Scottish independence referendum to be held if the SNP wins a majority at Holyrood later this year.

An Angus primary school’s nursery could be mothballed after just one child applied for a place.

Police are appealing for information after a fatal crash on the A75 at the Glen, west of Dumfries on Friday.

A social care giant has launched its biggest-ever recruitment campaign in Scotland to attract a new generation of people into social care.

A Glasgow waterfront hotel is preparing to reopen after suddenly closing in 2023.

Councillors have pledged to raise the matter of freezing trains on a railway line serving parts of Argyll and Bute at a national level.

National retail giants Marks & Spencer are weighing up expansion in Irvine and the potential moves have earned praise from a North Ayrshire Council Cabinet member

Sufia sprang into action to raise £700 in two days for the under 14s Athena team amid sponsorship challenges.

Highland Council is set to complete just 51 road maintenance jobs out of the 643 needed for Caithness

Largs has been named as one of the towns across Scotland paying much more per year on their grocery shopping simply because they lack access to a discount supermarket, new analysis from Aldi has revealed.

A 14TH century castle with views over the Lothians and the Forth is now for sale at £1.3 million.

A BORDERS pub has decided to close its doors permanently after “struggling” for the last few years.

The B9097, between Ballingry and Cardenden, is set to shut on January 29 to allow for three-month-long works.

A stunning North Ayrshire wedding venue has been brought onto the property market.

MSP welcomes CalMac’s decision to reverse plans affecting disabled passengers on Arran ferry reverse plans affecting disabled passengers

Hundreds of bikers from across the globe have descended on Glasgow for the 'final ride' of a founder member of the 'Blue Angels' motorcycle group.

Road policing officers are appealing for information following a fatal one-vehicle crash in the Scottish Borders.

A pensioner is to stand trial charged with the murder of his wife.

A 20-year-old man has died in a crash on the A9 in Highland Perthshire.

A mountain rescue team was called by police to assist in the rescue of a crashed paraglider in Lanarkshire.

The former prime minister’s name appeared alongside high-profile Trump administration officials, as a founding member of the group

Two teenagers aged 17 and 15 have been arrested in Edinburgh.

Calton Community Council (CCC) has launched a petition called “Whose Glasgow Green” regarding the use of Glasgow Green for commercial events

See the 'infamous' abandoned castle near Glasgow, where famous faces like singer Lulu and footballer John Brown were born.

Lifeline payments being delivered within days will pull some of Scotland’s most vulnerable families from the brink of financial crisis, according to a leading charity

Parents in Scotland have told of the toll poverty is taking on their lives every day, as they struggle to keep their kids warm and fed during the winter.

A petition to end the gannet chick hunt has become one of the most signed in Holyrood history, with more than 67,000 people backing the call.

Anas Sarwar refused to answer The Herald's questions about whether he will sack Ms Duncan-Glancy as a Scottish Labour MSP.

One of Scotland's largest shopping centres is to be sold to one of the country's retail giants

A major electric vehicle (EV) charging hub has been installed at the landmark Scottish location

The company said it was a "resilient performance" as golf participation levels fell by 8% in the first half of the year

James and Sandy Easdale, Scotland’s two business titans, have entered the chaotic waters of Scottish politics. Why now, asks Kevin McKenna

Maternity campaigners urge Scotland’s First Minister to visit the South of Scotland as pregnant women continue to travel long distances in labour.

New research casts light on people's financial priorities for the year ahead

Two of Scotland's richest entrepreneurs have provided a major boost to Scottish Labour by pledging a “substantial” six-figure donation to the party's election fighting fund.