Annual march and rally sees Scots unite against racism
THE annual St Andrew’s Day march and rally took place on the streets of Glasgow yesterday to make a stand against racism, discrimination and prejudice in Scotland.
What is Black Friday and how can I avoid the chaos?
TODAY is Black Friday, a day of deals beyond imagination, and it is taking Scotland by storm.
Council makes 'significant improvements' following scathing report
Dumfries and Galloway Council has made progress, but improvements need to continue says the Accounts Commission.
Construction firm wins contract for Scottish university's £9.7m project
Kier Construction Scotland have been appointed to take forward a £9.7 million redevelopment project of the Wolfson building for the University of Strathclyde.
Potential visitors have their say on Edinburgh tourist tax
OFF-peak tourists will not be put off visiting the capital by the introduction of a tourist tax. A whopping 86% of the 323 visitors that took part in a survey said they would still visit Edinburgh if a tax of £1 per room, per night was introduced.
Local businesses to benefit from gift card that keeps on giving
SCOTTISH fintech firm Miconex is launching a new website that allows shoppers to support local businesses while buying gifts for loved-ones this Christmas.
Space rocket firm Skyrora lands in new Edinburgh base
ROCKET firm Skyrora is blasting off to greater heights thanks to a new base in the capital.
Beatlemania returns home to Scotland in art exhibition
HISTORIC pictures of the Fab Four during their rise to fame are being showcased in one of Scotland’s top museums in the city where the word Beatlemania was coined.
It's not fare – city drivers hit out at bus lane fines
FIGURES released yesterday reveal motorists in Glasgow have been hit the hardest by bus lane fines in the UK.
