Carluke was named as the Scottish town with the highest percentages of homes increasing in value in 2024, with 82%. The average increase in value in homes in the Lanarkshire town was £8,900, according ...

The Garioch Fish Bar in Inverurie, Redclock Fish Bar in Stonehaven, Quintilliani's in Larkhall, Sea Salt + Sole in Aberdeen and the Café Royal in Annan were named among the best fish and chip ...

Emma Raducanu overcame serving woes to upset 26th seed Ekaterina Alexandrova and reach the second round of the Australian Open. The 22-year-old hit 15 double faults but edged an erratic match to post ...

Novak Djokovic praised Andy Murray for his mid-match advice after their coaching partnership got off to a winning start at ...

Exit M90 at Junction 10 (Craigend), continue on M90 to Broxden Roundabout -- take 3rd exit A93 to Perth, continue in Glasgow Road, York Place and County Place then enter South Street, then Queens ...

A 'farce' over the future of a key Scots port - has meant that the passenger and car capacity benefits of the much lauded arrival of the first ...

The opening of The Thistle in Glasgow, a Safer Drug Consumption Facility funded by the Scottish Government, is merely the latest piece of ...

MUSIC-LOVING reader Charlie Morrison has a 10-month-old son, and he was travelling in the car with the wee yin, plus Charlie’s wife. As it was a fairly long journey Charlie said to the missus: “Shall ...

Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the brooding hills of the Isle of Harris, the beautiful Amhuinnsuidhe Castle is home to the eagerly awaited crime drama, An t-Eilean/The Island, that hits our ...

And evidently, Scotland is not alone in this. Across the West, education is now treated merely as a path to a job - a utilitarian accoutrement of employment policy - rather than what it is: the ...

Here in 2025, Chacarra has been jettisoned from LIV after a poor 2024 and is now back to square one. His mighty LIV earnings will ensure that it’s not quite back to the auld claes and porridge, mind ...

There are “major worries” for Scottish business as Donald Trump’s return as US president looms, a leading economist has warned. Jeremy Peat, vice-president (business) at the Royal Society of Edinburgh ...