Sir Ian Wood has died, aged 84. He was best known for building the Aberdeen-based Wood Group. At its height, the company was valued at more than £5 billion and operated across the world.
The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games began with a celebration of Scottish music, humour and identity as stars, athletes and royalty gathered at the OVO Hydro.
The Glasgow School of Art has admitted it cannot afford to fully reinstate the fire-damaged Mackintosh Building without major financial support from outside the institution.
itison, the Glasgow based experience company and producer of GlasGLOW and itison Drive-In Movies, has today announced a multi-million-pound investment for the city with an ambitious new festive event launching at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum this Christmas.
Two offshore wind farms will be developed in the Moray Firth with capacity to generate enough electricity to power two million households. The North and South Caledonia offshore windfarms, which will cover an area of 429km2 with up to 140 wind turbines, have been granted consents and marine licences by the Scottish Government.
Jones Whyte has successfully concluded proceedings on behalf of 48 clients who suffered harm following hair transplant procedures at KSL Hair Clinic in Glasgow, recovering in excess of £2 million in damages.
A long‑neglected corner of Glasgow’s south bank could be set for a major revival as a draft masterplan proposes using statutory powers to save heritage buildings and reshape North Laurieston into a connected, liveable urban district.
SNP leader John Swinney has promised that private tenants will be given the right of first refusal when a landlord decides to sell their home, if his party wins the upcoming Scottish elections.
Eden Mill has cut the ribbon on its landmark new distillery and visitor centre on the banks of the Eden Estuary, just outside the historic Home of Golf.