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Medical Emergency at Giffnock Primary School: Emergency Services Respond to Incident
Emergency services rushed to Giffnock Primary School in response to a medical emergency that resulted in a child being injured. The incident took place this afternoon, and although details are limited, the police have...
Exclusive Scottish Golf Club Closes Waiting List Due to High Demand
Golf has a long history at Dornoch in Sutherland, with the first written references dating back to 1616. The club is currently undergoing major expansion, with a new clubhouse being built. Members and guests...
Defending Gray: Swinney’s Response to Football Match Limo Controversy
After a recent football match, controversy arose when it was discovered that the winning team had celebrated by riding around in a limo. Many were quick to criticize the team, calling their behavior insensitive...
Arrests Made in Connection with Bonfire Night Disorder
Following disorder in Edinburgh during Bonfire Night, four more individuals have been arrested. The incidents that occurred on Calder Road involved fireworks and projectiles being thrown at the public, police officers, and buses. An...
Revisiting Dundee’s Failed Plan to Play Celtic Abroad: What’s Next?
Dundee managing director, John Nelms, recently revealed that the club would consider playing a William Hill Premiership match overseas in the future. This comes nine years after their initial plan to face Celtic in...
Developer Claims Hundreds of Houses on Golf Club Land Are Much-Needed for Community Growth
A developer working on a project to build around 650 homes on the land of a golf club has emphasized the urgent need for new private and affordable homes in the area. Hallam Land,...
Teenage girl sexually assaulted in city car park: Understanding the Impact
A 16-year-old girl in Dundee was sexually assaulted in a car park in the city on Sunday morning. The incident took place in the Cowgate area between 1am and 1.30am on November 10th.The suspect...
Academy Future in Dundee MD Post-Brexit: Impact of Top Kid Transfer to Wolves
The departure of Scotland's top teenage talent to English clubs post-Brexit is a cause for concern as it puts local youth academies at risk of closure due to financial losses. However, Dundee's managing director,...
Nordic-style Open Kindergarten Trial in Scotland: Potential Roll-out Ahead
A new Nordic-style Open Kindergarten is set to be trialed in Scotland, with the potential for a wider rollout across the country in the future. The launch event for this initiative took place in...
Scotland’s Campsite of the Year: Stirling Campground
A family-run camping ground at the foot of the Ochil hills in Stirling has been named Scotland's Campsite of the Year by the Automobile Association (AA). Witches Craig Caravan & Camping Park, managed by...
Dundee Owner Tim Keyes Remains Committed to Camperdown Stadium Project Amidst Delays
Dundee owner Tim Keyes is still dedicated to the Camperdown Stadium project, despite facing delays. The planning application was submitted in February, and discussions have been ongoing with the city council to address any...
Celtic Fans Call for Fan Board as Engagement Criticized
Two-thirds of Celtic fans are in favor of establishing an independently elected Fan Advisory Board, as revealed by recent research conducted by the University of Glasgow. The study, led by Professor Jeanette Findlay and...
Ice Hockey Player from Dundee Sentenced to Jail for Rape of Teenage Girl
A Dundee ice hockey player, Darren Donaldson, has been sentenced to four years and six months in prison at the High Court in Glasgow for raping a teenage girl in his car. The incident...
Troubleshooting Radar Issues on Aging Ferry: Final Voyages Impacted
An aging ferry, the MV Hebridean Isles, is facing radar issues that are impacting its final voyages. The radar failure has caused disruptions to the freight services, leading to cancellations of night-time sailings between...
Robbie Williams World Tour: Major Scottish Show Announcement
Robbie Williams, the former Take That singer, has exciting news for his fans in Scotland. He will be performing at Scottish Gas Murrayfield next summer as part of his upcoming world tour, which he...
The Herald Scottish Book Trust Christmas Appeal: Join the Cause
We are thrilled to once again be teaming up with The Herald for our annual Christmas Appeal, which aims to provide books to children and families who visit food banks during the winter season.Books...
Law Officer Supports Juryless Rape Trial Scheme as Beneficial Measure
A recent proposal for juryless rape trials in Scotland has sparked controversy within the legal community. While the plan was ultimately scrapped due to lack of support and backlash, Solicitor General Ruth Charteris KC...
11 Hot Wellness Trends: Wild Swimming, Hot Springs, Ice Baths & More
The Global Wellness Summit in St Andrews recently highlighted the importance of water in the wellness industry, which is currently worth nearly £5 trillion globally. However, as the industry grows, it also contributes to...
Celebrating 11 Years of The Gannet: Highlights of Power Cuts, Award Wins, and Car...
Chef Peter McKenna of The Gannet in Glasgow shared some highlights and memories from the past 11 years of the restaurant's journey. He emphasized the importance of working with local suppliers and showcasing the...
Building the New Scottish ‘Cathedral of Whisky’: Installing Copper Stills
A Scottish distillery recently shared the exciting news of the arrival of its new copper stills, marking a significant moment for the company. Ardgowan Distillery, located in Inverclyde, will soon begin production with these...
Fatal Increase in Pedestrian Deaths on Scotland’s Roads
In just nine days, Scotland has seen a devastating increase in pedestrian deaths on its roads, with six people losing their lives in road traffic collisions since November 1st. This alarming trend has prompted...
Health Secretary’s Use of Ministerial Car to Aberdeen Hampden Matches: A Concern?
Scotland’s health secretary, Neil Gray, used a ministerial car to attend three major Aberdeen cup ties at Hampden Park. The Scottish Government stated that Gray was a guest of the Scottish Football Association (SFA)...
Proposed Plans for Development of 600-Home City Neighbourhood
Plans have been submitted for the next phase of a sustainable neighborhood in Glasgow. Bigg Regeneration, a joint venture between developer igloo and Scottish Canals, has put forward plans for Dundashill, a new community...
Impact of SNP Housing Law on Investment in Scotland: Insights from Brian Donnelly
Housing experts in Scotland are facing a challenging situation as they work to address a shortage of homes while also trying to attract investment in the country. The new Housing (Scotland) Bill introduced by...
Top 20 Best Spa Retreats in the UK: Scottish Hotels to Visit
The Gleneagles Hotel in Auchterarder and The Pavilions and Fletchers Cottage Spa in East Lothian have been recognized as two of the top 20 best spa hotels in the UK for a wellness weekend....
Global Fashion Brand Announces Opening of Glasgow Store
A major global fashion brand, UNIQLO, has announced plans to open a flagship store in Glasgow, Scotland's largest city. The store will be located in the St Enoch Centre on Argyle Street, occupying a...
Budget Airline Launches Year-Round Route from Scottish Airport
Budget airline easyJet has introduced a new year-round route from a Scottish airport. The airline now offers a twice-weekly service from Glasgow to Prague in the Czech Republic. This service will be available every...
Bobby Gillespie on Death, Drugs, and Rock & Roll: A Candid Reflection
"This is a mental interview," Bobby Gillespie astutely notes at one point in an hour-long conversation with The Herald.The Primal Scream man is sitting in his car - there are workmen in his house...
Navigating Regulatory Challenges: Banking Group Faces Scrutiny
This month, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) raised concerns about a banking group, TSB, for charging fees to a deceased person and advising another customer not to buy essentials for their children. These incidents...
Glasgow’s Push for Automatic Voter Registration: Leading Scotland’s Efforts
Glasgow could be leading the way in Scotland by allowing voters to automatically be enrolled onto the electoral register. Senior SNP figures, including National Secretary Alex Kerr and MSP Bob Doris, are pushing for...