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Fishing leaders in Scotland have described wind farm expansion as a “stampede” and a “gamble” as they demanded an immediate ...

Live jazz is coming to Juniper Green — and it’s here to stay. Launching this autumn, the Juniper Green Note Jazz Club will ...

A long-standing Scottish Labour MSP has been suspended by the party. Colin Smyth, the MSP for the South of Scotland region, ...

Hot Mess has been named the winner of the Popcorn Writing Award, with Ordinary Decent Criminal coming second and third place ...

Seven-year-old labrador retriever Glen was suddenly unable to bear weight on his left back leg but seemed to improve ...

This is not to deny the importance of long term aspirations driving political parties, but Scotland is experiencing a political stalemate. The nation is stalled, major issues lie unresolved, the ...

Shoppers at the UK’s biggest supermarket will feel the pinch at lunchtime from tomorrow (Thursday, August 21), as it raises ...

Unity Trust Bank, the award-winning UK social impact bank, has continued to deliver positive impact where it matters with its ...