East Renfrewshire recorded Scotland’s highest pass rate at National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher, while Stirling and Orkney were among the strongest-performing areas across all three levels.
Scotland’s international services exports were worth around £16 billion in 2023, but businesses say regulatory barriers are preventing the sector from reaching its full potential.
More development plots for businesses, housing and infrastructure in the Clyde Gateway area will be unlocked with a Scottish Government investment of £3.5 million.
Gryffe High School pupils are among 4,000 across the area to receive results from Qualifications Scotland. These cover exams, coursework and vocational course results. They are sent through text, email and post.
Scotland’s largest airline easyJet is today celebrating the arrival of a seventh aircraft at its Glasgow base in Scotland, supporting 400 jobs including direct jobs for pilots and cabin crew.
A section of Princes Street is expected to remain closed for at least another three weeks while engineers secure the fragile façade of the fire-damaged former Debenhams building.
Tarbert Harbour at Loch Fyne has announced a major new £2.2m Marina Slipway Project, which on completion will significantly boost marine tourism and marine commerce opportunities; key economic drivers to the ongoing regeneration of the Argyllshire fishing village.
People in Glasgow will be able to hear from - and dine with - some of the UK’s leading chefs and cultural figures as a three-day celebration of food, identity and culture comes to the city as part of the Glasgow 2026 Festival.
Leading architects have called for the Scottish and UK governments to help save the Mackintosh Building after Glasgow School of Art admitted it could not afford to reinstate the landmark on its own.
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.