New research has confirmed that Robert Burns intended to make his ‘fortune’ on Jamaican plantations and was well aware of the slavery he would ‘oversee’. The University of Glasgow study examines ...

Plans to bring Glasgow’s Union Street fire site back to life are nearing completion, with temporary shops, cultural uses, public art and lighting among the ideas considered for one of the city ...

One of Scotland’s most famous golfing bars has closed for a major refurbishment after decades of welcoming everyone from ...

The mummified remains of an ancient Egyptian priest removed from display at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum could now be ...

Plans have been drawn up for a permanent 6,330-seat amphitheatre at Edinburgh Castle which could replace the temporary ...

A fresh attempt is being made to build a hotel and rooftop bar in Glasgow city centre after an earlier scheme for the site ...

The Ivy is turning its former Buchanan Street restaurant into a festive pop-up with live music, seasonal cocktails and a ...

Planned repairs to Cot House Bridge, by Dunoon have been rescheduled to begin in spring 2027. Delays in contract mobilisation ...

David Bowie: On Tour at V&A Dundee is open from 4 November 2026 to 15 February 2027. David Bowie: On Tour is displayed across four sections, taking audiences behind the scenes into Bowie’s creative ...

Plans to build almost 50 homes on part of the former Glasgow Garden Festival site are set to be decided by councillors.

More than 1,100 e-bikes and e-scooters have been seized by police in Scotland this year as MSPs launch a new investigation into their links to crime and antisocial behaviour.

A man caught in a car with almost £15,000 of heroin and cocaine while a lamb ate chips in the back seat has avoided jail. John McNeil, 56, was a passenger in a Volkswagen Golf stopped by police on the ...