£14m lifeline brings reopening of Glasgow’s People’s Palace and Winter Gardens closer
27 August 2026
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Scotland’s bus services set for £55m infrastructure boost
26 August 2026
New primary school and nursery planned for Edinburgh’s rapidly growing Granton Waterfront
26 August 2026
Highlands proposes £5-a-night tourist levy from summer 2028
25 August 2026
Glasgow city centre streets transformed as £22.5m Avenues project reaches milestone
25 August 2026
Huge new Glasgow neighbourhood moves closer with 1,000 homes planned at derelict site
25 August 2026
Lockerbie bombing trial delayed days before jury selection over new evidence
25 August 2026
Edinburgh could abandon northern half of huge new tram extension
25 August 2026
Glasgow economy boosted by £166m as film and TV crews flock to city
21 August 2026
Scotland’s AI data centre boom accelerates with £300m investment as ministers tighten planning rules
18 August 2026
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15 August 2026
Scotland to appoint new manager in change of direction
Scotland are set to appoint former Belgium international Sébastien Pocognoli as the new manager of the men’s national team.
13 August 2026
Bagpipers assemble for World Pipe Band Championships this weekend
Delivered for The Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association (RSPBA), and taking place during the annual Piping Live! Festival, ‘the Worlds’ is always a much-anticipated highlight of the global piping scene.
13 August 2026
Road deaths rise sharply in the Highlands as 21 people killed in a year
Road deaths have risen in the Highlands, with 21 people killed in collisions in the space of a year. New Police Scotland figures, published today, show the number of fatalities increased substantially during the reporting period from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026.
12 August 2026
Fight to save Queen’s Park Glasshouse reaches Glasgow City Chambers
Campaigners fighting to secure the long-term future of Queen’s Park Glasshouse will take their case to Glasgow City Chambers this week.
