Catherine Smith Appointed Advocate General for Scotland: Edinburgh Update
Catherine Smith Appointed Advocate General for Scotland: Edinburgh UpdateCatherine Smith KC stood tall and confident as she took the declarations of office for the prestigious title of Advocate General for Scotland at the historic...
Exploring Purchase of Bunloit by Loch Ness for Rewilding: Local Community Initiative.
Local Community Group to Purchase Bunloit Estate for Rewilding EffortsA local community group in the Scottish Highlands is making strides towards acquiring the Bunloit estate, a vast property situated on the picturesque shores of...
New Title: Russell Findlay Elected Leader of Scottish Conservatives
Russell Findlay Elected Leader of Scottish ConservativesRussell Findlay has emerged victorious in the Scottish Tories' leadership race, securing the position as the new leader of the party. The former crime journalist turned West...
Arrest of Two Women for Human Trafficking and Brothel Keeping in Paisley
Two women in Paisley have been apprehended by authorities for their involvement in human trafficking and brothel keeping. The arrests were made following a meticulously planned operation conducted by Police Scotland and the Home...
Ayrshire: Scotland’s Green Industrial Powerhouse Opportunity
Scotland's Green Industrial Powerhouse Opportunity: A Game-Changer for AyrshireAs the world shifts towards renewable energy sources to combat climate change, Scotland is positioning itself as a key player in the green industrial market. The...
Urgent Funding Needed for Iconic Arts Venue, Summerhall
Summerhall, a renowned arts centre in Edinburgh, Scotland, is facing a critical financial crisis that threatens its very existence. The venue, known for its support of new voices in the arts and its dedication...
Scots Council Faces ‘Significant’ Financial Pressure, Audit Reveals
Financial Challenges Faced by Clackmannanshire Council
Clackmannanshire Council, a local authority in Scotland, has recently come under scrutiny for facing significant financial pressures. An audit conducted by Audit Scotland highlighted areas where the council has...
Winners of The Herald Property Awards Announced in Spectacular Ceremony
Winners of The Herald Property Awards Celebrated in GlasgowThe prestigious Herald Property Awards for Scotland recently took place in Glasgow, honoring outstanding projects and individuals within the property industry. The event, held at the...
Scottish Union Raises Concerns Over Black and Ethnic Minority Workers’ Poverty Status
Scottish Union Raises Concerns Over Black and Ethnic Minority Workers' Poverty StatusIn a concerning trend, black and minority ethnic individuals in Scotland are facing a deepening crisis of poverty, according to the Retail trade...
Isle Ferry Service Cancellation Sparks Abuse Towards CalMac Staff
Isle Ferry Service Cancellation Sparks Abuse Towards CalMac StaffStaff at the ferry operator CalMac have recently faced a wave of unacceptable abuse and name-calling following the cancellation of services to Lochboisdale on South Uist....
Alistair Wilson’s Family Criticizes Police Chief for ‘Callous’ Treatment
The family of murdered Alistair Wilson has expressed their frustration and disappointment with the treatment they have received from Police Scotland in the ongoing investigation into his death. Alistair Wilson, a 30-year-old banker and...
Sarwar Urges Swinney to Fire Housing Minister in Live FMQs Session
Sarwar Calls for Housing Minister's ResignationDuring a heated session of First Minister's Questions (FMQs) in the Scottish Parliament, Anas Sarwar, the leader of the Scottish Labour Party, urged Education Secretary John Swinney to fire...
900 Jobs Boost: Ayrshire Subsea Cable Plant Receives Backing
XLCC's Hunterston cable plant, backed by the UK Government, is set to bring a significant economic boost to Ayrshire with the creation of 900 new jobs. The plans for this innovative subsea cable manufacturing...
John Swinney to Face Questions in Live FMQs Session
John Swinney to Face Questions in Live FMQs SessionScotland's Deputy First Minister, John Swinney, is set to face a grilling in a live session of First Minister's Questions (FMQs) at the Scottish Parliament. This...
Scottish Secretary urged to allow independence referendum if support grows
Scottish Secretary urged to allow independence referendum if support growsA recent report co-authored by former Scottish Labour leader Kez Dugdale and former Yes Scotland strategist Stephen Noon has suggested that the Scottish Secretary should...
Janey Godley in End-of-Life Care as Cancer Spreads
Comedian Janey Godley has shared the heartbreaking news that she has entered "end of life" care as her battle with cancer takes a devastating turn. The 63-year-old from Glasgow revealed in a video posted...
Oil Companies Underreporting Spill Numbers, Risking Environmental Damage
Oil Companies Concealing True Environmental Impact Through Underreporting SpillsThe oil industry, often referred to as "marking its own homework," is facing scrutiny as new data reveals that the number of spillages reported is significantly...
Revitalizing Main Street: Transforming an Empty Shop into an Award-Nominated Library
The transformation of an abandoned high street shop into an award-winning library has sparked excitement and revitalization in Paisley, Scotland. Paisley Central Library, a finalist for the prestigious AJ Architecture Awards, stands as a...
University Students Make Historic Golf Hotel Their Unofficial Clubhouse
Historic Hotel Partners with University Golf ProgramIn a historic move, the renowned Rusacks St Andrews hotel has recently announced its partnership with the University of St Andrews' golf program, Saints Golf. Positioned overlooking the...
Tragic Crash: Police Identify Mother and Daughter Victims
Heartbreaking Tragedy Strikes: Mother and Daughter Victims Identified in Fatal CrashIn a devastating turn of events, Police Scotland has identified the victims of a fatal car crash in East Ayrshire as Rebecca Hill, 32,...
Restoration Funding Boosts Historic Haining House
Social Investment Scotland has recently provided a £600,000 funding boost to the Haining Charitable Trust in Selkirk, enabling them to continue the restoration of the historic Haining House. This 18th-century home, along with its...
Stop Rosebank Development: Negative Impact on Jobs, Bills, and Environment
The legal challenge against the Rosebank oil and gas field has garnered attention from various environmental groups, urging the UK government to reconsider its approval if the challenge is successful. Uplift and Greenpeace UK...
Rosebank Legal Challenge: Courts Set to Hear Case with Potential Licence Overturn
The Court of Session in Edinburgh has given the green light to two legal challenges against the approval of the new Rosebank oil and gas field in the North Sea. Despite objections from environmental...
Should Police Scotland Officers Face Criminal Charges for Misconduct? A Public Opinion Poll
Police Scotland Officers Under Scrutiny for Misconduct: A Call for Criminal ChargesThe issue of police misconduct is one that has garnered significant attention in recent years, both in Scotland and across the UK. The...
Wigtown Book Festival 2022: Trump, Romans, and Big Wigs Programme Highlights
Wigtown Book Festival 2022: A Literary Extravaganza UnveiledThe excitement is palpable as the program for this year's Wigtown Book Festival has been revealed, promising a diverse and engaging lineup of events for literature enthusiasts....
Pair Jailed for Stealing £200k from Vulnerable Victims
Pair Sentenced for Defrauding Vulnerable Victims of £200kA man and a woman have been handed a combined sentence of 16 years for their involvement in a fraudulent scheme that resulted in the theft of...
Winners of AA Awards for Scottish Restaurant and Hotel of the Year
Scottish Hospitality Excellence Shines at AA AwardsIn a night of glitz and glamour, the AA Hospitality Awards celebrated the best of Scotland's culinary and accommodation scene. This prestigious event, deemed the 'benchmark for excellence'...
Improvement in Cancer Waiting Times for NHS Scotland: Target Still Not Met
Improvement in Cancer Waiting Times for NHS Scotland: Target Still Not MetWaiting times for cancer care in NHS Scotland have shown signs of improvement, although a key target is still not being met, according...
Lego Dinosaur Model Trail Comes to Aberdeen This October: A Must-See Event
Aberdeen is set to undergo a pre-historic transformation this October with the arrival of a captivating Lego Dinosaur Trail right in the heart of the city. Iconic Bricks, a renowned toy model creator, will...
Pay Increase for NHS Workers in Scotland Accepted by Trade Unions
Positive Impact of Pay Increase on NHS Workers in ScotlandNHS nurses and healthcare workers in Scotland have reason to celebrate as trade unions have accepted an offer for a significant pay rise. Nearly 170,000...