Scotland's national chef backs charity's National Biscuit Day fundraiser
FORMER winner of Masterchef: The Professionals Gary Maclean is supporting Mary’s Meals with a National Biscuit Day fundraiser.
Minister opens £1.25m cycling circuit ahead of world championships
After a year of construction and a decade of planning, the West Lothian Cycle Circuit has opened in Linlithgow.
‘Ground-breaking’ partnership aims to repurpose empty homes for care workers
'Innovation and partnership must be at the heart of addressing Scotland’s housing challenges'
Explained: The Corran ferry crossing and what comes next
Multiple ferries have been out of action for long periods across the CalMac fleet, but one of the worst affected services has been the Corran Narrows.
SNP MSP calls on UK to act over electrical safety as EU tightens up requirements
AN SNP MSP delivered the keynote address at the inaugural Scottish Electrical Product Safety Conference – urging the UK Government to act as Brexit leaves Scotland without tightened EU standards.
Politicians to debate 'Owen's Law' calling for clearer allergy labelling
THE "Owen's Law" petition calling for clearer allergy labelling on restaurant menus is set to be debated at Westminster today.
'Boundary-breaking' portrait of Sir Geoff Palmer set to be showcased
National Galleries of Scotland have acquired a video portrait of human rights activist Sir Geoff Palmer, which is being displayed in Edinburgh.
Awareness week puts focus on mental health of people in Scotland
SCOTLAND’S Mental Health Awareness Week is aiming to shed light on crippling struggles with anxiety.
Highland Council's bid for £50m in Levelling Up cash for ferry sparks divide
Residents of Corran and Ardgour have told of their disappointment after Highland Council voted to bid £50m to the Levelling up fund for an electric ferry.
Humanists welcome council's decision to remove church votes on schools
Church votes on the running of schools have been removed by Highland Council, a move welcomed by Humanist Society Scotland.
