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Parole Board for Scotland – new chair appointed
THE PAROLE BOARD for Scotland has a new chair. The Scottish Government has appointed Morag Slesser to the role. Ms Slesser is a forensic clinical psychologist with experience in the Scottish legal system. She has led research-informed approaches to assessing and managing the risk posed by criminals. Recently she was Head of Psychology at The State Hospital in Carstairs and she has also been a member of the Parole Board for the last eight years. The board decides on the evidence of each case whether to release prisoners.
Isle of Mull Cheese launches first Hebridean Cream Liqueur
Isle of Mull Cheese has announced the release of its first Hebridean Cream Liqueur, a new spirit created entirely using by-products and ingredients sourced directly from its existing dairy operations.
Actor Brian Cox returns to Dundee Rep
THE DUNDEE-BORN ACTOR, Brian Cox, CBE, will come home to the theatre where his career began for an event on 9 November. Author and screenwriter, Neil Forsyth, will join the actor on stage for a Q&A, which will be accompanied by film clips. Neil Forsyth is a multiple BAFTA and Royal Television Society Award winner,
Scottish business optimism hits highest level since 2023
Scottish businesses are reporting their most positive assessment of the economy in over three years, with optimism about conditions reaching its highest point since June 2023.
Social care worker accused of getting too close with young woman cleared of misconduct allegations
A social care worker accused of getting too close to a young person in her care has been cleared by Scotland’s social care regulator.
Guide launched to help Armed Forces families settle in Edinburgh
A NEW guide has been launched to assist Armed Forces families relocating to Edinburgh. Developed by national children’s charity Children First, the guide and map aim to help military personnel and their relatives settle into the capital. The project provides practical information gathered from the reflections and advice of military families who have previously experienced […] The post Guide launched to help Armed Forces families settle in Edinburgh appeared first on Deadline News.
Influencer mum diagnosed after pursuing sons’ diagnoses
A SCOTTISH influencer who spent years fighting to secure support for her neurodivergent children has revealed how that journey ultimately led to her own ADHD and autism diagnosis. Mum-of-three Lucy Gallacher, better known online as SEN Mum Lucy, opens up about raising children with ADHD, autism and cognitive delays, while navigating her own recent diagnoses, […] The post Influencer mum diagnosed after pursuing sons’ diagnoses appeared first on Deadline News.
GE Aerospace expands Prestwick operations with £63m investment
Around 150 jobs will be created in Ayrshire following a multi-million-pound investment in an aerospace facility.
Hibs investigating disorder after Dundee United game
HIBS have issued a statement following incidents of disorder at the end of Saturday’s game against Dundee United at Tannadice. At the final whistle a group of supporters clashed with stewards and police and according to Police Scotland two men were arrested. The trouble started in an area occupied by the Ultra Group known as Block Seven. Earlier this season, the group were
Aberdeen fireworks display returns to light up the night sky
SPECTATORS heading to Aberdeen’s annual fireworks display are being urged to plan their journeys ahead of the event.
Fife Council opens £1.25m golf maintenance depot
A £1.25M golf maintenance depot has opened at Glenrothes Golf Course following an investment by Fife Council.
Police appeal after serious assault leaves Scots man hospitalised
A 25-YEAR-OLD man was hospitalised following a serious assault in North Lanarkshire, leading detectives to launch an urgent appeal.
Glasgow unveils Nelson Mandela statue honouring his legacy
A STATUE of Nelson Mandela has been installed in Glasgow city centre, recognising the city’s anti-apartheid legacy.
Date change for Hibs home game against Rangers
HIBS have announced that their William Hill Premiership fixture at home to Rangers has been moved from Saturday 5 December to Monday 7 December 2026.
Scottish tech awards launch digital skills category
SCOTTISH technology organisations can enter an award recognising efforts to develop digital skills and attract talent to the sector.
Stirling Council chief predicts end of authority as we know it under major shake-up
A top Stirling Council chief has predicted the local authority will cease to exist in its current form amid Scottish overhaul.
20-year-old fighting for life after horror Fife crash
A HORROR crash between a car and a tractor in Fife has left one young man fighting for his life and three others hospitalized.
Plans unveiled to secure future of Scottish harbour with new pontoon and investment
PLANS to secure the long-term future of a Scottish harbour have been unveiled, including proposals for new marine infrastructure and improvements to existing facilities.
Dunfermline restaurant Dhoom pledges £16.5k to local causes as it celebrates eighth anniversary
Dunfermline restaurant Dhoom is inviting local charities and community groups to put themselves forward for donations during its birthday month.
Man jailed for culpable homicide at the High Court in Edinburgh
AN 18-YEAR-OLD HAS been jailed for six years for the culpable homicide of a man in Dundee. Lennon Hathway previously pled guilty to the culpable homicide of 36-year-old Alistair Lamb in Balunie Terrace, Dundee in April, 2025. Around 5.30pm on Friday, 18 April, 2025, officers were called to a report of an injured person in a property on Balunie Terrace. He was taken to Ninewells Hospital where he died a short time later.
Viewers use Traitors castle postcode for lottery entries
Fans of the hit television show The Traitors are using the filming location’s postcode to enter a national lottery.
Police hunt three men on mountain bikes after cash and booze stolen in Inverness break-in
POLICE are hunting three men who arrived on mountain bikes before breaking into premises in Inverness and stealing alcohol and cash.
Greens challenge premium fares on Glasgow night buses
THE Scottish Greens are demanding the £2 bus fare cap be extended to night buses across Strathclyde. The services are classed as “premium fare services” and excluded from the cap, which was extended to bus services across Strathclyde in September. Holly Bruce, Scottish Green MSP, raised the issue at General Questions last Thursday, asking what discussions Transport Scotland had held with operators about extending the scheme to Glasgow’s night services.
Police issue re-appeal to trace 78-year-old missing from Armadale
UPDATE: ROBERT TWOGOOD HAS NOW BEEN TRACED POLICE officers are re-appealing for information to help find a 78-year-old man reported missing from the Armadale area in West Lothian.
Scottish landmarks light up blue for World Arthritis Day
SCOTTISH landmarks are lighting up blue today to mark World Arthritis Day and push for a dedicated national action plan. The public illuminations aim to highlight the daily reality for the 1.7 million people in Scotland living with musculoskeletal conditions. Charity Arthritis UK is using the occasion to demand a targeted Scottish Government strategy to […] The post Scottish landmarks light up blue for World Arthritis Day appeared first on Deadline News.
Armadale man reported missing
POLICE SCOTLAND have asked for help finding a 78-year-old man reported missing from the Armadale area. Robert Twogood was last seen around 1pm on Sunday, 11 October, 2026, near to West Craigmarrie Farm close to Mill Garden Centre, Armadale. He is described as around 5ft 8ins, of average build, with balding, white hair. He has
Felix Passlack honoured to receive captain’s armband
HIBS stand-in captain Felix Passlack thanked the travelling supporters who made the trip to Tannadice yesterday and said that it was an honour to receive the armband.
New boss chosen to run Aberdeen council
FOLLOWING A SELECTION process, Aberdeen City Council has announced that Andy MacDonald has been appointed as Chief Executive. Mr MacDonald joined the council in 2018 and is currently Executive Director for Corporate Services and Interim Chief Executive. He was selected as the Council’s permanent Chief Executive following a recruitment and selection process led by a cross-party Appointment Panel.
Hibs players didn’t show enough bravery admits new manager
NEW MANAGER Marink Reedijk admitted his players didn’t show enough bravery during yesterday’s 1-0 defeat to Dundee United at Tannadice. Daniel Bennie scored the only goal of the game, which condemned the team to defeat in the Dutchman’s first match in charge. Hibs face Falkirk next weekend at Easter Road where anything other than 3-points is unthinkable then Celtic at home which is probably a free
The superyacht chef who swapped the South of France for Stromness
AN INFLUENCER chef, who works aboard a superyacht catering to the ultra-wealthy, swapped the South of France for the quiet life in Orkney, where he now lives with his wife and four kids. Italian Marco Tognon, 33, has worked in yachting since 2018 and now cooks aboard the Sanlorenzo superyacht Silver Fox, which can cost […] The post The superyacht chef who swapped the South of France for Stromness appeared first on Deadline News.
UK Government is off to India on a trade mission
THE SCOTTISH Secretary, Douglas Alexander will lead a trade mission including Salmon Scotland, the Scotch Whisky Association, and Walker’s Shortbread on a trip to Delhi and Mumbai from Monday. In addition Annandale Distillery, Growers Garden, Aldomak and PG Paper are also part of the delegation. The Scottish entrepreneur and Apprentice star, Mike Soutar is also
Same old same old as 10-man Hibs fall to defeat at Tannadice
AFTER a change of manager and a training camp in the sun, it was same old same old for the Hibs fans at Tannadice this afternoon. A scrappy goal separated the sides and Hibs ended the game with 10-men. Marink Reedijk made three changes to interim boss John Potter’s side that drew with Aberdeen before the international break Deadline
Fatal crash south of Cromarty Bridge – police seek dash-cam footage
POLICE SCOTLAND have appealed for information following a fatal crash on the A9 south of Cromarty Bridge. Around 8.05am on Friday, 9 October, 2026, we received a report of a crash at Coulnagower, involving four vehicles. The vehicles were a blue Dacia Sandero, a white Iveco lorry, a blue Volkswagen Scirocco and a red BMW
Shop around for fuel prices with Google
Vehicle drivers will now find it easier to shop around for the best fuel prices as Google Maps display them in real time. This follows a recommendation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). Within 30 minutes of changing prices on the forecourt petrol stations must report their prices – or they risk a fine.
Grieving dad and stepmum win right to sue NHS Grampian over daughter’s death
A grieving dad who only discovered his late daughter’s care was negligent when court papers landed on his doorstep can claim damages from NHS Grampian.
Police appeal after serious crash
Police Scotland officers have issued an appeal for information following a serious crash in Edinburgh.
Every Falkirk school to become 24-hour public defibrillator point
EVERY council-run primary and secondary school in Falkirk is set to become a publicly accessible defibrillator location under a £50,000 rollout. Falkirk Council will install new external public-access defibrillators at 37 schools, bringing the total across its schools to 50. The equipment will be housed in heated cabinets and available to residents 24 hours a day, seven days a week—not only to pupils and staff. Each new installation will also include a bleed-control kit and additional emergency-response equipment.
Edinburgh Grand Design comes to life after difficult ten-year build
A PROJECT, featured on a recent episode of Grand Designs, to convert an old driving test centre into a “dream home” has come to life following a halting and testing ten-year build. The couple behind the project – Rory and Jana – even resorted to living in a caravan on the site for more than […] The post Edinburgh Grand Design comes to life after difficult ten-year build appeared first on Deadline News.
Review – The Steamie at King’s Theatre Edinburgh
Dolly, Magrit, Doreen and Mrs Culfeathers are back in Tony Roper’s hilarious new touring production of The Steamie, unashamedly played for laughs with a dream cast of Scotland’s finest performers. Premiered by groundbreaking agitprop theatre company Wildcat way back in 1987, The Steamie has since become a keystone of Scottish theatre. Loved by millions it reflects the struggles, camaraderie and strength of working class women in Fifties’ Glasgow.
Man jailed for six years for assault
A 27-YEAR-OLD MAN has been jailed for six years for the serious assault of a woman in Oban. Daniel Torrie violently attacked his victim at a property on Monday, 17 November, 2025. He was sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow, on Friday, 9 October, 2026, having previously pled guilty to the offence. Detective Chief Inspector Stuart Gillies said: “Daniel Torrie is a dangerous individual and we welcome his sentencing for his despicable actions.
Up to 2,400 Scottish parents to receive college training under £10m scheme
Thousands of parents across Scotland are set to benefit from a £10m college training programme aimed at helping families escape poverty.
Marink Reedijk to have backing of strong travelling support at Tannadice
MARINK Reedijk will have the backing of a strong travelling support, with around 2,500 Hibs fans expected to make the trip to Tannadice this afternoon. And the 35-year-old is determined to give them a performance to be proud of. He said: “I’m very excited about the supporters coming along. I understand that more than 2,000, perhaps even 2,500, will be travelling with us. That’s brilliant
Claudia Winkleman chooses pieces by Scottish designer Judy R. Clark
Presenter Claudia Winkleman was wearing ready to wear fashion created by Scottish designer, Judy R. Clark, on Friday evening on The Celebrity Traitors. Ms Clark is an Edinburgh based designer of considerable renown, and her designs from the recent Ebony collection were shown off by Ms Winkleman wearing them on the TV show. The Traitors […] The post Claudia Winkleman chooses pieces by Scottish designer Judy R. Clark appeared first on Deadline News.
Scottish council votes to apologise to women persecuted as witches centuries ago
A Scottish council has voted to issue a formal apology to people persecuted as witches more than 350 years ago following a heated row.
Crash involving tram – man taken to hospital
POLICE Scotland officers have issued an appeal for information following a serious crash involving a pedestrian. Around 10.55pm on Monday, 5 October, 2026, a pedestrian was struck by a tram on the tramline adjacent to Broomhouse Drive. The pedestrian, a 20-year-old man, was taken to hospital for treatment to serious injuries. No other injuries were
Hibs new signing Rabbi Matondo has “unfinished business” in Scotland
Rabbi Matondo says he has “unfinished business” in Scotland. The winger is ready to make his Hibs debut in tomorrow’s game against Dundee United at Tannadice Park tomorrow. Matondo was part of the club’s warm-weather training camp in La Manga and played in two behind-closed-doors games last week. After a successful trial period, the new No39 was handed a deal until the end of the
“Nonna” behind popular Edinburgh eatery dies aged 76
The beloved “nonna” who co-founded one of Edinburgh’s most popular restaurants has died at 76.
Four new retailers join Edinburgh’s St James Quarter
Four new retailers are opening at Edinburgh’s St James Quarter, bringing further additional retail space to the city centre.
Energy firm criticised for “insulting” offer to rename rather than relocate controversial Borders substation
Community campaigners in the Scottish Borders have criticised an energy giant’s offer to rename a planned substation instead of relocating it.
Housing association workers secure 4% pay rise and new medical benefits
Unite has confirmed a new pay agreement for staff at the Scottish Borders Housing Association, delivering a 4% basic wage increase.
Sephra Europe appoints new sales director amid rapid business expansion
Sephra Europe has appointed Callum Bond as its new sales director following a period in which the business doubled in size.
Protected geese create new hurdle for 300MW AI data centre
Plans for a controversial 300MW AI data centre could be complicated by internationally protected geese reports NatureScot.
REVIEW: Dalhousie Castle serves up five-star-worthy experience after refurb works
Dalhousie Castle has been a part of Midlothian’s landscape for more than 800 years, and has played a part in Scotland’s long and storied history in that time.
Finance giants and STEM educators shortlisted for 2026 Scotland Women in Technology Awards
Finance giants, AI specialists, and education professionals from across the country have been shortlisted for the 2026 Scotland Women in Technology Awards.
ScotRail warns of new wave of rail disruption in Fife
ScotRail has warned passengers to expect widespread disruption as the next phase of major electrification engineering works begins in Fife.
Player of the Month award for high-scoring Hibs striker
AFTER scoring seven goals in three games, Libby Smith has been named the SWPL Player of the Month for September. The 25-year-old, who joined Hibs from Sporting Jax at the end of August, has enjoyed a tremendous opening month featuring four times for the Club throughout September. Smith caught the eye on her home debut in the 2-2 draw with
Police Scotland rolls out new community policing model across the country
Victims and witnesses across Scotland are set to receive an updated local service under a newly implemented community policing model.
Concerns grow for missing Edinburgh man with football tattoo
A search has been launched for a missing man from Edinburgh - last seen in Longstone - as concerns grow for his wellbeing.
Enchanted Forest opens 25th anniversary show in Pitlochry
The Enchanted Forest has opened its 25th anniversary show in the surroundings of Faskally Wood, Pitlochry.
Rabbi Matondo promises the Hibs fans ‘excitement’
HIBS new signing Rabbi Matondo has promised the fans that he will give 100% in every game and his aim is to give them some excitement. The 26-year-old attacking midfielder who can play on either wing is “raring to go and ready for the challenge” after signing a deal until the end of the campaign. He has enjoyed a
Dumbarton printer wins top prize at Scotland’s apprentice awards
A PRINTER at a Dumbarton company has been crowned Scotland’s top apprentice after progressing from a finishing role into press operations.
James Hutton Institute scientists win Reynolds Cup for fourth time
A SCOTTISH research team has set a new record after winning an international mineral analysis competition for a fourth time.
Education Secretary joins school music workshops
A NEW Scottish choral work inspired by The Little Prince has brought a composer and the Education Secretary to a South Lanarkshire school.
Anger and uncertainty at Edinburgh arts centre “partial demolition” plans
Artists and locals have reacted with anger to proposals to redevelop and demolish parts of the Summerhall arts complex in Edinburgh.
Scottish Borders retailers warned to prepare for new tobacco and vaping laws
Retailers in the Scottish Borders have been warned to prepare for major new tobacco, vaping and nicotine laws coming into force over the next three months.
Dumfries library receives digital overhaul with new screens
THREE new digital display screens have been installed at a Dumfries library to help share community information and showcase local heritage.
Dunfermline community hub gets funding for vital support services
RESIDENTS in Dunfermline will continue to access advice and support after a city centre hub secured £31,000 in funding.
Digital solution sought to protect social housing tenants from cold, damp and fuel poverty
A digital solution is being sought to help identify social housing tenants most at risk from cold, damp, mould and fuel poverty before problems escalate.
Eye surgeon calls for Scotland to establish eye bank
A Scottish eye surgeon has called for the nation to establish its own eye bank facility.
Economic uncertainty cools Scottish housing market as property sales fall by nearly 10%
Scottish property sales have fallen by nearly 10% as ongoing economic uncertainty and squeezed household budgets continue to cool the market.
Fife roadworks to improve the A907
Works will be carried out on the A907 Main Street from Monday 12 to Friday 23 October 2026, subject to weather. The route links west Fife to Dunfermline and the road will be closed between 9am and 3pm daily with temporary traffic lights in place outside these hours. A signed diversion will be in place via Gartarry Roundabout,
Scots family wins right to sue health board over claim that missed scan led to dad’s premature death
A Court of Session judge has ruled that a Scottish family can pursue a damages claim against Ayrshire and Arran Health Board, in what is believed to be the first ruling of its kind.
Teenager arrested over death of 21-year-old after Glasgow disturbance
A teenager has been arrested in connection with the death of a 21-year-old man following a disturbance in Glasgow city centre.
“Insult to victims” as offenders given yoga sessions for community sentences
YOGA sessions for offenders given community sentences have been branded an “insult to victims” after the “wellbeing sessions” were revealed. North Lanarkshire Council admitted that offenders were being offered a yoga mat as part of their Community Payback Order, but claimed the sessions are “rehabilitative” in nature. One man, who asked to remain anonymous, reported […] The post “Insult to victims” as offenders given yoga sessions for community sentences appeared first on Deadline News.
Edinburgh Airport unveils new look as £500m investment begins
EDINBURGH Airport has unveiled a new brand identity as it begins the £500m first phase of a wider investment programme. Scotland’s busiest airport said the investment would help transform its campus and improve the passenger experience as it pursues plans for further growth. The revamped identity retains the airport’s air traffic control tower and will be used across the site, its digital channels and international markets.
Alan Cumming and Downton Abbey stars urge university to save Edinburgh costume degree
ALAN Cumming and Downton Abbey stars Hugh Bonneville and Michelle Dockery have backed calls to save an Edinburgh degree that has trained costume talent for major films and television shows. They are among more than 600 people who have signed an open letter urging the University of Edinburgh to reverse plans to close its performance […] The post Alan Cumming and Downton Abbey stars urge university to save Edinburgh costume degree appeared first on Deadline News.
University scientists to test “revolutionary” golf tee
SCIENTISTS are to put a “revolutionary” golf tee to the test to see whether it performs as well as the traditional version used by players for generations. Researchers at the University of Stirling will analyse a Canadian-designed tee which sits on top of the ground instead of being pushed into it. The reusable BirTee Pro […] The post University scientists to test “revolutionary” golf tee appeared first on Deadline News.
Council could end out-of-hours call-outs for tenants left without heating or hot water
A SCOTTISH council is considering scaling back emergency repair call-outs for tenants left without heating or hot water during warmer months as it battles financial pressures. Clackmannanshire Council has revealed it will review which housing repairs should continue to be attended outside normal working hours. The local authority said the move was being considered in […] The post Council could end out-of-hours call-outs for tenants left without heating or hot water appeared first on Deadline News.
Cromlix laundry cottages beside Andy Murray’s five-star hotel face demolition
CROMLIX estate cottages beside Andy Murray’s five-star hotel could be demolished under newly lodged plans.
Marink Reedijk’s backroom staff includes fans’ favourite
MARINK Reedijk’s backroom team has now been confirmed. And it includes a fans’ favourite with a League Cup winners medal. Reedijk will be joined by Rogier Molhoek as Performance Manager, while Brian McLaughlin joins as First Team Coach. Scott Thomson has stepped up from his role within the Hibernian Academy to become First Team Goalkeeping Coach,
Glasgow couple handed lifetime ban after locking dogs in cupboards and rusty cages
A Glasgow couple who locked dogs in cupboards and rusty cages have been handed a lifetime ban on keeping animals.
Over £16m awarded to Scottish fisheries and aquaculture projects
Ninety-nine Scottish seafood and aquaculture projects will share more than £16m in government funding.
Refurbishment of Edinburgh office building completed
REFURBISHMENT works across three floors of an office building in Edinburgh have completed, bringing nearly 20,000 sq. ft. of space to the city centre.
Scots losing over £5,000 a week to energy scams amid winter bill fears
Scots are losing more than £5,000 a week to energy scams as fears grow over winter heating bills.
Fife firm secures exclusive UK distribution for professional chocolate range
A Fife-based ingredients and equipment company has secured the exclusive UK distribution rights for a professional chocolate range.
Giant yellow towers in Edinburgh inspire art project
THE famous yellow towers have loomed over Leith like an alien armada for months now, inspiring horror, hope, awe, and art in equal measure. Bound for a huge new wind farm development off the Angus coast, the “Eiffel Towers of Leith” will begin to leave the Port of Leith as mysteriously as they appeared over the next few months. Before they do, however, […] The post Giant yellow towers in Edinburgh inspire art project appeared first on Deadline News.
Dunfermline’s antisocial behaviour calls drop by 400
ANTISOCIAL behaviour calls have fallen by more than 400 in Dunfermline despite recent concerns over youth disorder in the city.
Police ask for help in tracing man in CCTV image after fire
A CCTV image of a man Police Scotland officers believe may be able to assist their enquiries into a wilful fire in Glasgow has been released. The incident happened on Wednesday, 17 June, 2026, on Nelson Street around 5.15am. The man (pictured) was wearing a khaki jacket with a white stripe on each arm, black
Fire at National Gallery of Scotland forces evacuation
The National Gallery of Scotland was forced to evacuate on Sunday afternoon because of a small electrical fire in the gift shop.
£640,000 investment to boost plant research in Scotland
THE James Hutton Institute has secured £640,000 in funding to install a new confocal microscope for detailed plant research.
Killer jailed for life after brutal knife murder in Ayrshire flat
A KILLER has been jailed for life and ordered to serve at least 19 years behind bars for the murder of a man in an Ayrshire flat. Terence Welsh, 42, was sentenced at the High Court in Edinburgh today after being convicted last month of murdering 59-year-old Stuart Kennedy in Ardrossan. Police were called to a disturbance at a property on Montgomerie Street at around 8.15pm on 10 September, 2024.
Four in ten Scots say putting down their phones would help them read more
Four in ten Scots say spending less time scrolling on their phones would encourage them to read more, new research has revealed.
Former Stewart Milne headquarters set for major transformation
FORTY-FIVE affordable homes are set to be built in Westhill as work begins on a £10m development, including flats and terraced houses.
Edinburgh University chief Peter Mathieson to step down
EDINBURGH University chief Peter Mathieson will step down after a decade marked by financial upheaval and bitter labour disputes. The Principal and Vice-Chancellor told members of the University Court on Monday evening that, after his current term expires in early 2028, he will not seek a third. This will mark ten years since he was […] The post Edinburgh University chief Peter Mathieson to step down appeared first on Deadline News.
Bob Geldof, Saw Doctors and Ar Rahman among stars announced for Celtic Connections 2027
BOB Geldof, The Saw Doctors and Oscar-winning composer AR Rahman are among the stars set to descend on Glasgow for Celtic Connections next year. Organisers have unveiled the programme for the 34th edition of the world-renowned festival, which will run across the city from January 14 to 31. Musicians from more than 20 countries will […] The post Bob Geldof, Saw Doctors and Ar Rahman among stars announced for Celtic Connections 2027 appeared first on Deadline News.
Garden waste route changes for Inverness and Nairn
THOUSANDS of households in Inverness and Nairn are set to have their garden waste collection days changed this month.
Scots doctor found guilty of sexually assaulting colleagues at hospital and on nights out
A Scots doctor has been found guilty of historic indecent and sexual assaults on three colleagues at a hospital and on social nights out.
Falkirk jeweller secures funding to take Scottish stone designs global
A former beauty therapist is preparing to take her jewellery brand to the global stage after securing new funding.
Biotech firm MiAlgae secures £2.5m for Grangemouth facility
A Scottish biotech firm has secured a £2.5m investment to support a new commercial-scale production facility in Grangemouth.
Government urged to improve support for cerebral palsy pupils
A leading charity has urged the Scottish Government to deliver greater educational and healthcare support for individuals living with cerebral palsy.
Scots bus driver wins national transport award after delivering baby on shift
A BUS driver who safely delivered a passenger’s baby on board her vehicle has been honoured with a national transport award. Pummy Hadebe sprang into action when a pregnant passenger went into labour shortly after boarding the bus at Nelson Street in Glasgow. What began as a routine shift quickly transformed into a life-changing event […] The post Scots bus driver wins national transport award after delivering baby on shift appeared first on Deadline News.
Argyll and Bute Council to review essential services investment
MILLIONS of pounds will be needed to keep essential services running across Argyll and Bute as councillors prepare to examine the scale of council spending.
Business owner says council left her in limbo after petition
An Edinburgh business owner says she has been left in the dark after attending a meeting of the Transport and Environment Committee last month.
Edinburgh Bicycle Coop sold to management – but three branches have closed
The administrators and Joint Managers, Alistair McAlinden and James Dewar of Interpath, have sold the Edinburgh Bicycle Co-operative to management in a deal that “secures the future of the brand, including four stores”. The Edinburgh Bicycle Co-operative was established in 1977, and is a “retailer of premium cycling brands to recreational and commuter cyclists”. The business formerly traded from six retail stores and had a distribution centre in Newbridge.