Tag: Scotland
Banning Wood-Burners: SNP’s Plan Under Fire
The SNP's plan to ban wood-burning stoves in new-build homes has been reversed, allowing future Scots to enjoy cozy fires during winter storms. The...
Scotland’s Iconic Golf Industry: A Business Overview
Scotland is known around the world as the Home of Golf, with the iconic Old Course at St Andrews attracting players from all corners...
New Aldi Scottish Stores Opening Before Christmas
Aldi is expanding its presence in Scotland just in time for the holiday season. The discount retailer recently opened a new store in Castle...
Impact of National Insurance Increase on Scottish Councils: £265m Warning for SNP Ministers
Scottish local councils are facing a hefty bill of £265 million due to the increase in employer national insurance contributions announced in the recent...
Top Acts at Glasgow Comedy Festival – Frankie Boyle & Nicola Sturgeon
The Glasgow International Comedy Festival is set to return in 2025 with a star-studded lineup featuring some of the biggest names in comedy. Headliners...
Decarbonisation Plan for Grangemouth Cluster by 2045
The Scottish Government has put forward a plan for the Grangemouth industrial cluster to achieve net zero emissions by 2045. This plan aims to...
Recap: Swinney’s Stance on Tax Hikes and Trump – Key Points Summarized
Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney recently made headlines for his stance on tax hikes and former President Trump. Swinney expressed his views on these...
Tragic death of Edinburgh pensioner in bus incident prompts family’s privacy request
The tragic incident that occurred in Edinburgh on Saturday night resulted in the death of a 74-year-old man named Michael Leneghen. He was struck...
Swinney Faces Questions from MSPs in Live FMQs Session
In a recent live session of First Minister's Questions (FMQs), Scottish Education Secretary John Swinney faced a barrage of questions from Members of the...
US Students in Scotland Express Concern as Donald Trump Nears Win
In Edinburgh, a group of American students and Democratic supporters anxiously watched the screens as the US election results unfolded. What started as a...
Scotland’s First Inland Surf Destination: A Game-Changing Attraction
Scotland's first inland surf destination has been revealed in Ratho, near Edinburgh, showcasing a groundbreaking £60 million surfing resort that will officially open next...
Fireworks Safety Alert: Police Scotland Issues Warning after Edinburgh Arrests
Police Scotland is taking a strong stance on fireworks-related crime following recent incidents in Edinburgh. With Bonfire Night approaching, the authorities are on high...
Reducing Scotland’s Unacceptable Road Deaths: Watchdog Questions Policing
A review of road policing in Scotland has highlighted a concerning trend - a decrease in enforcement activity leading to a rise in serious...
Scots Cathedral Featured on Royal Mail’s 2024 Christmas Stamp
Royal Mail has announced that an original illustration of St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral in Edinburgh will feature on the Second Class stamp for its...
Scottish Government Trust Poll: Majority of Scots Express Distrust
A recent study conducted by Carnegie UK revealed that a significant portion of the Scottish population has lost trust in the Scottish Government's ability...
Restored 100-Year-Old Glasgow Café Reopens Post-Fire
Jaconelli's Café, a beloved spot in North Glasgow for the past 100 years, has finally reopened its doors after a devastating fire. The café,...
Historic Scottish Town Restaurant for Sale: Explore this Opportunity Today
A historic Scottish town restaurant is up for sale, offering a great opportunity for potential buyers. The 54-cover premises are available on a leasehold...
‘Godfather of Punk Announces Glasgow Gig on European Tour’
The iconic musician Iggy Pop, known as the 'Godfather of Punk,' has exciting news for his fans in Glasgow. He is set to perform...
Tayside Pilot Scheme: A Solution for Child Poverty in Scotland
An innovative approach to addressing public debt in Tayside has been identified as a potential solution to child poverty in Scotland. The Aberlour charity...
Discover Scotland’s Top Hidden Gem Waterfalls Worth Visiting
Scotland is known for its stunning landscapes, including lochs, hills, and beautiful waterfalls. These hidden gem waterfalls are worth visiting for a relaxing and...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Luxury Festive Afternoon Tea at Scotland’s Only Five-Star Floating Hotel
Scotland's only five-star floating hotel, Fingal, is set to bring some festive cheer to its afternoon tea experience this holiday season. Located in Edinburgh's...
Enchanted Forest in Scotland Voted Best in Britain: Explore its Magical Beauty
A magical forest in Scotland has been named the best to visit in Britain by Time Out. The list includes popular spots like Sherwood...
Harvie: How Greens Can Impact SNP Budget
Patrick Harvie, the co-leader of the Scottish Greens, has issued a warning to First Minister John Swinney not to assume that his party's votes...
Scotland’s Budget Allocation Hits 10-Year Low Compared to Rest of UK
Scotland’s block grant has dropped to its lowest level compared to the rest of the UK in the past ten years, according to a...
Oban Named Scotland’s Town of the Year: A Story of Reinvention
Oban has been named Scotland's Town of the Year after a remarkable year that highlighted the town's transformation and community spirit. The award was...
Bronze Age Hoard Found in Scotland: A Unique Discovery Saved for the Nation
A significant hoard from the Bronze Age that was discovered in Scotland has been acquired by National Museums Scotland, ensuring its preservation for the...