New Scottish manufacturing centre gets green light

Planning consent is granted for the development of a manufacturing centre of expertise in Renfrewshire.

East Ayrshire to increase council tax by almost 5%

The local authority has put the tax up by the maximum rate of 4.84% in order to balance its books.

Second Bishopriggs primary school evacuated after carbon monoxide leak

The evacuation of the Bishopriggs primary comes after a similar incident forced the closure of a nearby school.

West Dunbartonshire council tax rises as free school meals extended

West Dunbartonshire Council raises council tax by 4.84% but promises all primary children will get free meals.

Rest and Be Thankful: New pit to combat landslips on A83

Transport Scotland say £1.9m is being invested in hillside work to improve the resilience of the vital route.

Gang author admits his fate was 'jail, suicide or just not living'

Graeme Armstrong shunned his "young team" gang to get an education and put his experiences into print.

Three new cases of coronavirus in Scotland

The Scottish government confirms the number of cases testing positive in Scotland is now six.

Flybe: 'Devastating blow' for Scots travellers

Flights are cancelled from all Scottish airports as the airline goes into administration.

Collapsed Flybe tells passengers not to travel to airports

All flights grounded after the coronavirus outbreak help push the airline into administration.

Serious road accident closes part of M8 motorway in Glasgow

The crash happened after police received reports of a man on the M8 at junction 22.

Woman dies after two-car crash in South Lanarkshire

The 66-year-old died at the scene of the accident on the Lanark Road, Lanark on Tuesday.

World's End serial killer Angus Sinclair died alone in his cell

A court hears Angus Sinclair suffered a series of strokes before he died in prison last year.

Three men subject woman to sex attack in Saltcoats

The 28-year-old was left traumatised after being attacked while walking in Saltcoats on Sunday evening

Glasgow independence march organiser admits charge

Mandeep Singh admits failing to comply with conditions put on the All Under One Banner event last May.

Teenager denies killing Grace Handling by supplying ecstasy

Callum Owens denies culpable homicide by supplying the drug to 13-year-old Grace Handling.

Coronavirus: Three cases confirmed in Scotland

One of the two new cases is said to live in the Grampian area and the other in Ayrshire.

Celtic: Rare football shirt stolen from National Football Museum returned

The owner of the Celtic shirt says he is "absolutely buzzing" as he never thought he would see again.

Kaden Reddick Topshop death: Girl also suffered barrier injury

Kaden Reddick, 10, died in 2017 after a queue barrier fell on his head at a store in Reading.

Almost 50 jobs lost after contractor folds

North Lanarkshire firm JB Bennett (Contracts) ceased trading last week, leading to the loss of 47 jobs.

Biggar woman dies following four-car crash near Innerleithen

The pensioner was airlifted to hospital but died the following day as a result of her injuries.

Glasgow's 'alternative giving' scheme for beggars launches

Street Change Glasgow allows the public to make donations at contactless giving points or online.

Teenage boys charged after Glasgow street murder bid

The attack on a 16-year-old boy took place in Argyle Street in Glasgow on Friday.

Scots trapped in hotel by coronavirus are flown home

It is thought more than 100 people are on board the Jet2 plane which is heading to Manchester.

Scotland has second wettest February on record

Met Office figures showed only February 1990 had more rainfall, as a succession of storms arrived.

Campaign to register every defibrillator in Scotland is launched

Now Andy Little, 80, is supporting a campaign to register every defibrillator in Scotland.

Glasgow City Council reverses Blairvadach closure decision

Councillors say the centre still needs major investment and are looking at "alternative models".

West Coast Main Line: Landslide near Warrington causes delays

The damage closes one line causing delays between London, Liverpool and Scotland.

Two men seriously assaulted after Glasgow city centre gang attack

Police said the victims were attacked in a McDonald's restaurant and outside Currys PC World on Jamaica Street.

Michael Russell to step down from Holyrood

The Argyll and Bute MSP, who is 67 this year, says it may be time for someone younger to take over.

Widespread icy conditions forecast for Scotland

A further yellow warning is issued by the Met Office for overnight and the Monday rush hour.

Man arrested after police seize £1.4m of cannabis

Police recovered more than 2,000 plants during a raid on an industrial unit in Maryhill, Glasgow.

Climate marchers in Glasgow highlight flooding danger

A protest highlights the risk from rising sea levels and extreme weather events.

Teenager serious after 'despicable' gang attack in Glasgow

The 16-year-old was targeted on Argyle Street, at its junction with Jamaica Street, in Glasgow city centre.

Weather warnings issued for Scotland

As Storm Jorge brings the fourth weekend of storms to the UK, yellow warnings are issued for Scotland.

Why are Scottish councils closing their outdoor centres?

Residential centres have given generations of schoolchildren a taste of outdoor life, but more are set to close this year.

Motherwell manager acquitted of assault charges

Stephen Robinson had been accused of assaulting his partner Robyn Lauchlan in Edinburgh.

Man who swallowed his false teeth wins NHS damages

Derek Hamilton won £195,000 damages after an operation to remove a swallowed dental plate left him seriously ill.

New aircraft parts factory in Prestwick officially opens

The Spirit AeroSystems facility in Prestwick will make components for spoilers on Airbus A320 wings.

Body found on Bute identified as man missing for three months

Paul Connolly was reported missing on the Isle of Bute by his family in November.

Rangers draw Bayer Leverkusen in Europa League last 16

Rangers will face 1988 Uefa Cup winners Bayer Leverkusen in the last 16 of the Europa League.

Copenhagen scorer Michael Santos charged after Celtic win

Michael Santos was allegedly involved in an altercation as his side celebrated their second goal.

Periscopes for nuclear subs to be made in Glasgow

Defence minister Baroness Goldie announces a £330m Dreadnought sub-contract for Thales UK.

Abuse by paddle steamer captain David Neill 'left me broken'

A victim of paedophile David Neill speaks out after he is jailed for seven years for abusing boys in the 1980s.

Trump wealth order probe urged over Scottish golf resorts

Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie claims there are "big questions" about how the US President paid for them.

Partner did not want Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson charged

Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson is accused of assaulting his partner on Edinburgh's Waverley Bridge.

Two men arrested over Stepps shooting incident

The shots were fired at a house in Stepps, North Lanarkshire, in December 2019.

Coronavirus traps Scots in Tenerife hotel

Stephen Diamond and his wife Lynn are among a group of 10 from Scotland who should have come home on Monday.

East Renfrewshire to increase council tax by almost 5%

The local authority has put the domestic tax up as well as approving a £209m infrastructure spending plan.

Warning over possible cuts to police officer numbers

The number of officers could be cut to help balance the books, warns Scotland's top police officer.

Football sex abuse scandal: Youth 'trafficked' by paedophiles

A former soldier says he was assaulted by Barry Bennell in Blackpool after being introduced to him by a Scottish coach.