Man dies in hospital following crash in Aberdeenshire
A man has died following a crash on the A947 near King Edward in Aberdeenshire.
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A man has died following a crash on the A947 near King Edward in Aberdeenshire.
A Scottish Borders public health expert has received the support of more than 70 GPs over his plea to limit screen time in classrooms.
A house that was originally the village post office and store in a quaint coastal village made famous by classic Scottish comedy-drama Local Hero has been listed for sale.
James McAvoy has paid tribute after the death of his X-Men co-star Sir Patrick Stewart, saying he was “always lovely to me”.
IT's a bright autumn day in Glasgow and three senior UK ministers - the Chancellor, the Defence Secretary and the Scottish Secretary - are speaking to the media about what Andy Burnham's new government is doing to put Britain on a war footing.
Glasgow Prestwick is to host a Christmas market inside its terminal building.
UN official Joyce Msuya receives honorary doctorate from the University of Strathclyde for 25 years of humanitarian, environmental and development leadership.
Core. has been, in less-than-hushed tones, the best way to experience Glasgow's heavy, abrasive, off-kilter music since its first weekend in 2023.
North Lanarkshire councillors have refused planning permission for a proposed development including thousands of homes near Airdrie.
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting said the SNP's anti-nuclear policy poses one of the greatest risks to UK and Nato security.
MacGregor and MacDuff will return to Abu Dhabi on November 14 and 15, offering customers bespoke kilt fittings and a choice of more than 4,000 tartans.
A developer is set to receive £600,000 from the council as part of a bid to transform the derelict Egyptian Halls in Glasgow into a hotel.
NatWest reports another highly profitable quarter but rising loan-loss charges and a higher bank tax surcharge are clouding the outlook
Writing to principal Sir Peter Mathieson and other senior leaders, staff warned that the cuts are likely to impact the university’s international reputation.
Glasgow’s rat problem shows “encouraging signs” of easing as fewer reports of rodents have been made according to a senior councillor.