Scots Author Nominated for Waterstones Top Award
Scots Author Nominated for Waterstones Top AwardA Scottish author, Ben Macintyre, has been nominated for the prestigious Waterstones Book of the Year award for his book "The Siege," which provides a detailed account of...
Exploring Glasgow’s Culinary Scene: A Foodie’s Guide to the Sub Crawl
The Glasgow Sub Crawl is a popular activity among city students, known for its fancy dress costumes and excitement as participants explore 15 different bars. However, this week we are putting a foodie twist...
Tracking Down Halloween Rioters: Police Scotland’s Commitment to Investigating the Incident
Violent attacks on police have become a recurring issue in Edinburgh around Bonfire Night, according to Chief Superintendent David Robertson. He expressed the police's commitment to tracking down those responsible for the recent firework-related...
Potential Opening of New Paesano Venue in Former Italian Restaurant Location
A new Paesano venue might soon be opening up in the place of a former Italian restaurant in Glasgow. The popular pizza chain is seeking planning permission to take over the building that once...
Man Arrested in Glasgow for Connection to Woman’s Death
A tragic incident unfolded earlier this week in Glasgow, leading to the death of a woman named Sandie Butler. The 40-year-old was discovered seriously injured in the St Mungo Avenue area of the city...
Promising Increased Collaboration with Clyde Fishers for Future Success
The Scottish Government has expressed its desire to strengthen its partnership with Clyde fishers and promote more collaboration in the future. In response to The Future of Clyde Fishing series by The Herald, Cabinet...
Scottish Retailers Optimistic for Strong Christmas Sales
Footfall in Scottish shops saw a boost last month, according to the latest data from the Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC)-Sensormatic. The figures for October showed a 0.8% increase in footfall compared to the same...
2024 Word of the Year Revealed by Collins Dictionary
Collins Dictionary recently revealed that 'brat' has been selected as the Word of the Year for 2024. This decision was influenced by Charli XCX, Taylor Swift, and TikTok, which all played a role in...
Collaborative Efforts: Scottish Musician’s Path to Success
Sean Dickson, the Scottish musician, found solace and inspiration in his collaboration with David McAlmont, marking a turning point in his musical journey. After a tumultuous period in his life that led him away...
Donald Trump Reacts to John Swinney’s Endorsement of Rival – Latest Updates and Reactions
US presidential candidate Donald Trump has responded to First Minister John Swinney's endorsement of his Democratic rival Kamala Harris, calling the move "appalling". The Republican nominee shared his thoughts on Scottish independence earlier this...
Scottish Deputy First Minister Swinney Grilled on Budget Uplift and Tax Cuts: FMQs Recap
Scottish Deputy First Minister John Swinney faced tough questions on budget increases and tax cuts during a recent session of First Minister's Questions (FMQs). Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) pressed Swinney on how...
Budget Impact: Whisky Industry Reacts to ‘Hammer Blow’
Scottish companies are in for a tough time ahead with the recent Budget announcement by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. The new Budget is designed to help the UK's financial situation but has left many industries...
New Direct Flight from Scotland to Historic European City: Everything You Need to Know
Austrian Airlines will start flying to Edinburgh Airport next summer, offering direct flights to Vienna for the first time. The airline plans to operate three services each week on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays using...
Expanding Scottish Language Project Marks Major Milestone
A project called Speak for Yerself Scotland has been looking into why Scottish people speak the way they do since 2022. The project has captured over 7000 Scots speakers' voices, helping researchers understand various...
European Action Group Appoints Former First Minister as Leader
A former First Minister of Scotland, Jack McConnell, has been appointed to lead an international group called Developing Optimal and Open Research Support for the Black Sea (DOORS). This group's goal is to drive...
Controversy as Dundee Manager Criticizes Celtic Penalty Decision
Dundee manager Tony Docherty expressed his frustration with the penalty decision that went against his team in their match against Celtic. Despite a strong performance by his players, Dundee ended up losing the game...
Scottish Government Budget to Increase by £3.4bn in Budget 2024
The Scottish Government's budget is set to increase by a significant £3.4 billion in Budget 2024. This increase in funding will have a major impact on various sectors and services throughout Scotland.One of the...
Police Launch Murder Probe After Woman Killed on Glasgow Housing Estate
Police in Glasgow are investigating the murder of a woman on St Mungo Avenue. The victim, identified as Sandie Butler, was found seriously injured and later pronounced dead. The authorities have confirmed that her...
Celtic vs Dundee: Brendan Rodgers’ Men Secure 2-0 Premiership Win
Celtic faced off against Dundee in a midweek match at Parkhead, looking to maintain their unbeaten run in the league. Despite Dundee giving them a tough challenge, Celtic managed to secure a 2-0 victory...
Implementing LGBT Education in Schools: Following Scotland’s Lead in England
England is being urged to take inspiration from Scotland and implement an LGBTI action plan to promote inclusive education in schools. The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) has recommended that England prioritize...
Ensuring Public Safety: 25% of Glasgow CCTV Cameras Malfunctioning
More than 25% of the CCTV cameras in Glasgow are not functioning properly, according to recent data. Glasgow City Council runs a total of 439 cameras throughout the city, including both mobile and fixed...
Skipinnish Oak Wins Tree of the Year Award in Heartwarming Reunion – 80 characters
In a heartwarming reunion, the Skipinnish Oak in the Scottish Highlands was named Tree of the Year 2024. The Woodland Trust announced the winner on BBC's the One Show. The oak, located in Lochaber,...
UK Tree of the Year: ‘Magnificent’ Scottish Oak that ‘Time Forgot’
The Skipinnish Oak in Lochbar, Scotland has been named UK Tree of the Year after winning a public vote against 11 other contenders. This "impressive specimen" is hidden away in a Skita spruce plantation...
Uncovering the Factors Behind the Rising Losses at Rangers
Rangers' latest financial accounts have raised concerns as the club reported a pre-tax loss of £17.305 million for the year ended June 30, 2024, a significant increase from the previous year's loss of £3.108...
Farewell to Alex Salmond: Recap of Funeral Service
Today, we gathered to bid farewell to a beloved figure in our community, Alex Salmond. The funeral service was a poignant reminder of the impact he had on so many people's lives.Friends, family, and...
Alex Salmond’s Success Unlikely to Be Repeated, MacAskill Says – Funeral Tribute
Alex Salmond was laid to rest at a private service at Strichen Parish Church near his home in Aberdeenshire. His close friend and acting leader of Alba Party, Kenny MacAskill, delivered a heartfelt eulogy...
Farewell to Alex Salmond: Live Updates from Funeral Service
Today, we gather to bid a final farewell to a beloved figure in our community, Alex Salmond. The funeral service is an opportunity for friends, family, and community members to come together and celebrate...
Urgent AI Safeguards Needed in Schools to Prevent Growing Misuse
The Scottish and UK governments are being urged to take action against the dangers of Artificial intelligence by MSP Emma Roddick. She expressed concerns about the misuse of AI technology, particularly in schools, where...
Securing The Open Golf Championship in Scotland: A Must-do Task
Golf is a significant part of Scotland's identity and economy. The Scottish Government has pledged £11 million for 14 championship events in the country from 2024 to 2034. The economic impact of the 152nd...
Reviving a Troubled Glasgow Street: A Rare Opportunity for Improvement
Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow has been facing numerous challenges lately, from the decline in traditional retail to the impact of the pandemic and ongoing construction disruptions. However, a recent announcement by Fusion Group has...