More than 20 new jobs are being created by Inverness-based marine equipment and engineering services supplier Gael Force Group.
6 April 2015
'Party fund' for Borders Railway
A £50,000 fund has been set up to help communities lay on concerts and street parties to celebrate the return of the Borders Railway.
Moffat debate audience sought
Audience members are being sought for a BBC Radio Scotland hustings debate in Moffat in Dumfries and Galloway ahead of the General Election.
Man charged over two robberies
Police charge a 23-year-old man in connection with two robberies in Denny in central Scotland.
Man charged over naked shop incident
A man is charged with assault and public indecency following an incident at a Dundee toy store, where a man was seen running around naked.
Arctic Convoy medal for bus driver
A retired Edinburgh bus driver is awarded a prestigious medal by Russia for his role in the 1944 Arctic Convoy.
Police investigate unexplained death
Police in Glasgow are treating the death of a man in the city's west end as "unexplained".
Two in hospital following fires
Two people are being treated in hospital after two fires in Fife over the bank holiday weekend.
Man in court over Tesco police assault
A man appears in court charged with carrying a knife and assaulting a police officer during a disturbance at a supermarket in the Borders.
Former Raith chairman Hutton dies
Raith Rovers have announced that former chairman Turnbull Hutton has died following a short illness.
Farmer's Scottish potato vodka wins gold on world market
An Aberdeenshire potato farmer has won gold at a World Spirits Competition for his 'fresh and nutty' tattie vodka.
Easdale targets action against King
Sandy Easdale says individuals rather than Rangers would be targeted in any legal action over their Stock Exchange delisting.
Hillwalker rescued by lifeboat
A walker is rescued by lifeboat after injuring herself in a remote area south of Kylerhea in the west highlands.
Bird strike causes airport emergency
A full emergency was declared at Inverness airport after an aircraft reported a bird strike after taking off.
More castle visitors after TV drama
The number of visitors to a Scottish castle rises by almost a third since it features in hit drama Outlander.
Fourth ward shut due to norovirus
A fourth ward closes at Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary in a major outbreak of norovirus, the NHS confirms.
Scottish man drowns in Marbella
A 32-year-old Scot dies after getting into difficulty in a swimming pool in Marbella on Spain's Costa Del Sol.
Scottish man drowns in Marbella
A 32-year-old Scot dies after getting into difficulty in a swimming pool in Marbella on Spain's Costa Del Sol.
Neil feels ready for Masters test
Scottish amateur Bradley Neil hopes practice rounds at Augusta will free him of first-time Masters nerves.
Serious accident closes major road
A major road between Dumfries and Kilmarnock is closed for more than eight hours, following a serious accident.
'Community divided' over T in Park
Residents say the community of Strathallan has been left "divided" over plans to host the T in the Park music festival there.
More than 1000 biker bunnies take to the streets for Scotland's children
Never have the Hells Angels looked quite so fluffy - more than 1000 biker bunnies took to the streets this weekend to ride out with Easter e...
Tribute paid to air crash couple
Tribute is paid to a Dundee GP and her engineer husband who died in a plane crash on a Glen Etive hillside in Argyll.
Tribute paid to air crash couple
Tribute is paid to a Dundee GP and her engineer husband who died in a plane crash on a Glen Etive hillside in Argyll.
Woman suffers head injuries in crash
A woman is taken to hospital with serious head injuries following a single-vehicle crash in Aberdeenshire.
Three wards closed by norovirus
Three wards at Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary are expected to be closed over the Easter weekend following an outbreak of norovirus.
The Papers
What do Scotland's papers say?
Unpaid work for abuse images man
A man caught with images of child abuse who claimed he was trying to find missing Madeleine McCann is ordered to carry out unpaid work.
Parties launch week two of campaign
Scotland's political leaders kick off the second full week of general election campaigning when they hit the streets today.
Small shop tobacco displays banned
Legislation banning the display of cigarettes and other tobacco products in small shops in Scotland comes into force.
Sea eagles in Orkney nesting bid
A pair of young sea eagles appear to be setting up home in Orkney, having built an eyrie among crags on the island of Hoy.
5 April 2015
Biker seriously injured in crash
A 24-year-old man is seriously injured after his motorbike was involved in a crash with a car in West Lothian.
Man exposes himself to two women
Police in Fife appeal for witnesses after a man indecently exposed himself to two women in Cowdenbeath.
Pools likely to stay shut next week
Two swimming pools at a city's leisure complex are likely to remain shut next week after a potential risk was found with a roof window.
Pedestrian dies after bus collision
A 50-year-old female pedestrian dies following a collision with a bus in a car park near Callander in Perthshire.
Osborne warns of 'unholy alliance'
The UK would have higher debt, higher taxes and weaker defences if the SNP ends up "propping up a weak Ed Miliband government", th...
Car crashes into garden and flips
A man is taken to hospital after his car crashed into the garden of a house in Aberdeen and flipped onto its side.
Firefighter Stevie wins The Voice
Firefighter Stevie McCrorie, from Alva in Clackmannanshire, wins the grand final of the BBC show The Voice.
Leak inquiry into Sturgeon memo
A Whitehall inquiry is under way into the leak of a memo claiming SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon would prefer the Conservatives to win the elect...
Murray takes on dominant Djokovic
Andy Murray hopes to end a six-match losing streak against world number one Novak Djokovic in Sunday's Miami Open final.
Walk of shame: Scotland's unhealthiest high streets named
Experts have ranked Scottish city high streets claiming that betting shops, pay day lenders, tanning salons and takeaways are damaging our h...
Soldier killed in 'hit-and-run'
Police are investigating the possibility that a Scottish soldier who died on holiday in Florida was involved in a hit-and-run incident.
Families urged to claim WWII medals
Survivors and descendants of those killed during Britain's worst-ever maritime disaster are being urged to claim medals honouring them.
4 April 2015
Two dead in light aircraft crash
The remains of two people are found by search teams after a light aircraft crashed in Argyll.
Two dead in light aircraft crash
The remains of two people are found by search teams after a light aircraft crashed in Argyll.
Flynn makes it two wins out of two
Charlie Flynn records a unanimous decision over Andy Harris as he makes it two professional wins out of two.
One eye on St Mirren - Baraclough
Ian Baraclough and Gary Locke give their reaction after Motherwell come from behind to beat Kilmarnock at Rugby Park.
Search for missing light aircraft
A major search is under way after contact with a light aircraft was lost at Loch Etive near Oban.
Beuzelin defends red-carded Canning
Hamilton player-coach Guilleme Beuzelin and St Johnstone boss Tommy Wright give their reaction to their sides' 1-1 draw.
Search for missing light aircraft
A major search is under way after contact with a light aircraft was lost at Loch Etive near Oban.
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