Could new proposals to turn some of the arts and culture hub into a hotel and student accommodation scupper the creative future of the complex?

Councillor Heap’s motion asked officials to clarify what level of “employment support and social security” could be offered to tenants of St Margaret’s House.

The multicultural celebration, which marks the traditional Hindu festival of lights, will include the display of the Diwali Idols in Princes Street Gardens.

Popular Glasgow pizza shop is fighting council enforcement action in a row that has become one of Scotland's strangest local battles

Caledonian Trust told The Herald that it is in discussions with a 'preferred party' about purchasing the site, which has been used by Scot-ART since 2008.

SNP grassroots members have reacted with fury to plans to give Scottish Greens co-leader Gillian Mackay a platform at the party's Aberdeen conference.

Police Scotland has handed out just 25 fixed penalty notices for graffiti since January 2024, totalling £1,000, of which only £600 has been collected.

Alex Cole-Hamilton has defended the process that led to Christine Jardine stepping down as Edinburgh West MP, insisting he never heard her age or gender raised.

Discover five Firth of Clyde islands—Arran, Bute, Holy Isle and the Cumbraes—for ferries, beaches, walks, food, distilleries and stunning Scottish scenery

Forty years after first finding fame, Hue And Cry remain as ambitious, opinionated and creatively restless as ever. In this candid A-to-Z conversation, brothers Pat and Greg Kane reflect on brotherhoo...

As Woman's Hour marks its 80th anniversary with a visit to Glasgow, Teddy Jamieson reflects on a programme that celebrated women's achievements while confronting the battles still to be won on equal p...

In France, even children can see that the political system needs to be rebuilt from the ground up. In Britain, we seem incapable of understanding that truth, Neil Mackay says.

Legendary Scottish manager Sir Alex Ferguson has named the most meaningful games of his life in a new book - and there are a few surprises.

Andy Robertson has asked to the Tartan Army to give new Scotland manager Sebastien Pocognoli time as he implements the changes they demanded.

On Wednesday evening, the party announced that councillors Susan Rae, Jule Bandel, Claire Miller, and Kayleigh Kinross-O’Neill will not seek re-election.

The decision by Pitlochry Festival Theatre and its assorted producing partners not to allow critics to review brand new musical, Ceilidh, during its Pitlochry run is a strange and baffling affair.

Documents obtained via Freedom of Information (FOI) legislation reveal that multiple contractors declined to take down the Saltires amid safety concerns.