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- Swinney asked to intervene in Scots ferry port 'national emergency' February 11, 2025The First Minister has been asked to make a direct intervention as it emerged that a "national emergency" over the future of a key Scots lifeline ferry port has meant a key taskforce mapping its future has not met in eight months.
- Prestwick Airport reveals major expansion plans with new flights February 11, 2025Prestwick Airport has underlined its hopes of a sharp rise in revenues with new flights
- Scottish economy surges up UK league table February 11, 2025The Scottish economy surged up the UK league table
- Family to sell pub and restaurant in Scottish village after 30 years February 11, 2025Each week we select pubs, restaurants, hotels and other commercial properties on the market
- Shares leap as prestigious Scotch whisky club impresses market February 11, 2025Artisanal Spirits Company buoyed by response to new product releases
- The full list of Michelin Stars in Scotland - including two new additions for 2025 February 10, 2025Restaurant teams across Scotland are celebrating this evening following the Michelin Guide Ceremony for Great Britain and Ireland.
- Warning after herd of wild boar 'released' in the Highlands February 10, 2025Crofters have sent out a warning after a herd of maurading wild boars was spotted in the forests and glens near their homes.
- High hope: Campaign begins to save Inverness oldest building February 10, 2025It is the oldest building in Scotland’s northernmost city and place whose presence is inextricably woven into the community if once served.
- Anas Sarwar vows to keep SNP benefits if Labour wins next Holyrood election February 10, 2025Anas Sarwar pledges to retain SNP policies like free tuition, child payments, and free school meals if Labour forms the next Scottish Government. But opponents say his broken promises show he can't be trusted.
- Nursery provision and additional support staff threatened by new Glasgow council cuts February 10, 2025Leaked budget options suggest that council officials are pursuing several million pounds in cuts from the city education budget.
- 'In the mire': Scots islanders' anger over 'horrendous' ferry service cuts February 10, 2025Islanders have raised concerns that a 'crisis' lifeline ferry service will leave them stranded for days because there is no room for passengers.
- 'Gies Back Our Books!' - campaigners in Glasgow demand local library is reopened February 10, 2025The building was "closed temporarily" in 2023 over concerns about unsafe concrete, but local people say they've felt ignored ever since.
- Vote of confidence in Glasgow as prime retail spot sold for £14m February 10, 2025Deal may add to hopes Glasgow may finally be on road to recovery
- SNP say Kemi Badenoch 'running scared of Scottish public' after 100 day no-show February 10, 2025Kemi Badenoch has yet to visit Scotland after 100 days as Tory leader, prompting SNP claims she’s 'running scared.' But Scottish Conservatives insist she’ll be north of the border soon.
- Second MP loses Labour whip over membership of WhatsApp group February 10, 2025A second MP has lost the Labour whip over his membership of a WhatsApp group containing offensive comments, after a minister was sacked for his involvement.
- Pub which featured in Trainspotting calls time after nearly 70 years February 10, 2025The pub has been at the heart of its local community for almost 70 years, enjoyed a role on the big screen and was instrumental in the honouring of a football legend.
- How one community is fighting big business to save their park February 10, 2025One, though, is the most infamous of the lot, its impact having been felt across Northern Europe but in no place more sorely than the north Aberdeenshire coast.
- Staff face redundancy as global sportswear giant axes Scottish store February 10, 2025The closure comes just weeks after the company reopened its revamped flagship store
- AI isn't the problem in an MSP's use of Holyrood questions – but this is February 10, 2025It's good AI isn't behind Douglas Lumsden's 1,000 questions to Holyrood officials. But we need to look at the quality of questions.
- Community pays tribute to tragic schoolgirl on her ‘final journey’ February 10, 2025Mourners have lined the streets to bid farewell to a tragic six-year-old schoolgirl as she completed her “final journey” in the company of her favourite cartoon characters.