Nightmare tenant with rubbish dump in front garden gets EVICTED from home by council
Neighbours are celebrating after a nightmare tenant who turned his home into a makeshift TIP with tonnes of rubbish dumped on ...
Four-year-old child and woman taken to hospital after being hit by car at rush hour
A four-year-old child and a woman have been taken to hospital after being hit by a car. The rush-hour collision involving the ...
What Scotland need to finish second in Nations League A and World Cup qualification implications
One equation is simple. Scotland have to win to avoid relegation back to Nations League B and being consigned to pot three status for the upcoming World Cup qualification campaign, guaranteeing a ...
Under the Radar: Dillon Barrie
The winner of this year’s Sound of Young Scotland Award, Dillon Barrie is one to watch, write Olaf Furniss and Derick ...
Prestigious Scottish university sanctioned by the US government over $3m in student loans
A Scottish university was found to have breached rules set by the US government over the delivery of $3 million [£2.4m] in ...
Why politicians must be allowed an honest say on matter of life and death
When it emerged MPs would be voting on the legalisation of assisted dying, the national mood seemed, to me, to be broadly ...
How Grangemouth oil refinery can still be saved – if SNP and Labour are willing to act
If government takes a transitional stake in Grangemouth’s oil refinery until the plant can develop the greener jobs of the ...
Council tax on second homes should rise 'up to 400%' to help tackle Highland housing crisis
Council tax on second homes should rise up to 400 per cent and landowners must face tougher compulsory purchase powers under ...
The massive 350-person workers' camp set for Scottish Highland glen
A massive workers’ camp is set to be built in a Highland glen. Around 350 people working on a major powerline upgrade to Skye ...
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Crisis-hit Fringe venue Summerhall was pursued for years over unpaid tax claims
Bosses raised alarm privately with Scottish Government and Edinburgh City Council during this year’s festival over prospect of legal action A crisis-hit Edinburgh "arts village" was being pursued over ...