Council staff in Orkney will not be getting an additional public holiday to mark Scotland's participation in the World Cup.

One is nestled along the banks of Loch Lomond.

Terminally ill Scottish women have staged an installation as "living statues" outside the Scottish Parliament, in favour of assisted dying in Scotland ...

Aker Qrill is facing criticism of its fishery management amid calls by environmentalists for curbs on Antarctic fishing of the keystone species ...

A former commando who is one of Scotland's last surviving veterans of World War Two has celebrated his 100th birthday.

A senior Defra official has admitted he is unaware of any contingency plans to address a looming shortage of sheep shearers in the UK, sparking fresh ...

As prices have increased, restaurants have looked for more cost-effective cuts that still satisfy both canine teeth and bank balance, with the bavette having become the cut of choice for many, often ...

First Minister John Swinney has launched the £2 Highland bus fare pilot that could save locals hundreds of pounds per year as he welcomes ‘important’ Inverness Station Quarter revamp.

A massive gesture from Scotland’s rugby stars to a peedie Orkney hero is set to boost fundraising efforts for Inclusive Orkney.  A shirt signed by the national side is set to go to auction from this ...

Liam Anderson has admitted that Halkirk United’s upturn in form is “long overdue” as they prepare for their second cup final of the season.

Halkirk “A” secured the Division One title with a match to spare after beating Pentland “A” in round 14 of Caithness Small Bore Rifle Association’s winter league. Wick Old Stagers “A” are three points ...