Harbour Energy blamed the Westminster Government’s “ongoing punitive fiscal position and challenging regulatory environment” as it announced plans to cut 250 onshore jobs in Aberdeen last week. It ...

The proposed migration crackdown will put the UK on the "back foot" when it comes to international student recruitment.

Registrations in the more profitable UK private market channel declined by 7.4%, with retail registrations lower than during the pandemic. Vertu noted that its own 3.9% volume decline in new retail ...

FROM her seat on the balcony, Moira Hutcheson loves to listen to her husband Bill as he plays Kelvingrove’s famous pipe organ.

The news marks the end of Dai’s ownership of the club. During his tenure, the Royals have been placed under a number of transfer embargoes and been handed points deductions totalling 18 points.

The increased use of internet-based resources in Scottish schools since the Covid-19 pandemic is making them more vulnerable to ...

The Green Brigade have announced plans to march through Glasgow to Hampden Park for the Scottish Cup final. The supporter group have urged fans to gather at Glasgow Green for "Tims in the Park 3" ...

Former Celtic chairman and Scottish Football Association president Jack McGinn has died aged 92, his family have announced.

Police have closed the A77 between Bellfield and Grassyards, Kilmarnock, following a two-vehicle collision around 2.45pm. The accident, which comes before rush-hour traffic arrives, occurred on the ...

Rory McIlroy has no plans to “burden” himself with victory targets and is determined to enjoy achieving everything he dreamed of following his memorable Masters triumph.

The charity responsible for a leisure centre in Stirling has issued an apology to a mother who was told to stop breastfeeding at the side of a pool.

An organist has celebrated more than 56 years of performing in Glasgow at a special recital to honour his contribution to the city’s ...