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One in two salmon died at Scottish fish farm before site was fallowed
by Peter Urpeth, Local Democracy Reporter
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'People are none the wiser': anger over Aberdeen's £160m mega-campus plan
Calls have been made for Aberdeen City Council to be more open about the proposed £160 million Northfield Community Campus amid fears the community is “none the wiser” about the project
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63 homes get green light despite warnings over Barras arts venue
Over 60 flats can be built on the edge of the Barras — despite opposition from arts venue BAaD — after councillors voted against the recommendation of planners.
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Two on trial accused of killing man before dumping remains across west of Scotland
David McColl and Linda Kelly deny murdering Graham Wright in Glasgow; prosecutors allege his remains were dismembered and dumped. Trial set for January 2028.
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Ed Sheeran breaks silence after Macklemore dropped from tour after Gaza comment
Ed Sheeran has broken his silence after criticism over the removal of rapper Macklemore from his upcoming North American tour dates, insisting he is "not complicit" and saying promoters and venues ultimately made the decision, not him.
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Nicola Sturgeon says abolishing monarchy would 'free' Prince George
Nicola Sturgeon says abolishing the monarchy would spare Prince George the 'burden' of kingship.
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Protected red kite found trapped in illegal device as police hunt culprit
Detectives have appealed for information after a red kite was caught in an illegal trap in Aberdeenshire this year.
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Màiri McAllan urges BBC to rethink 'responsibility' to Scots after River City axe
Culture secretary Màiri McAllan has pledged to press the case with the BBC over its 'responsibility' to Scottish audiences.
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Housing association seeks director to shape Scotland's communities
The future of housing extends far beyond bricks and mortar. As Scotland faces growing challenges around affordability, sustainability and the long-term resilience of communities, housing associations are increasingly looking for leaders capable of delivering strategic change at scale.
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ScottishPower launches new tariff giving small businesses greater control over energy
ScottishPower has launched Advantage for Business, allowing small firms to respond to energy price changes during their contracts.
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Scotland can review domestic abuse deaths. But is that enough?
Scotland now reviews domestic abuse deaths, but Demi Hannaway’s family says a crucial gap remains. What would Demi’s Law change - and why does it matter?
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Irish PM warns Sinn Féin's pact with SNP could 'set back Irish unity'
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has suggested Sinn Féin may set back the cause of Irish unity by aligning itself with Scottish and Welsh pro-independence parties.
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Scottish housebuilder signals expansion moves after wiping out £100m debt
Springfield chief executive upbeat about company's prospects amid surging demand in Highlands
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St Andrews Old Course to replace ageing bridge as plan approved
A BRIDGE at The Old Course in St Andrews is set to be replaced after a planning application was given the go-ahead.
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E-bike riders could be on a collision course with the law in Scotland
The distinction between an e-bike and motor vehicle matters in the pursuit of compensation claims, writes Nicola Edgar