Changing the culture: Glasgow and the west of Scotland since devolution
10 June 2019
The west of Scotland is changing significantly through culture and regeneration, but some of the old problems still remain
Majority of Scots would support 9pm watershed on junk food advertising
6 June 2019
YouGov research for Obesity Action Scotland has found strong support for restrictions on junk...
The Women's World Cup is a beacon of hope in a sport that lost its way
3 June 2019
The Scotland national team is off to France, and regardless of how they gets on, that’...
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Young people to scrutinise Nicola Sturgeon at special edition of First Minister’s Questions
30 July 2018
One hundred children and young people will be able to ask questions of the First Minister on issues...
£5m Glasgow fire recovery fund announced
26 July 2018
Additional support for businesses effected by fires announced as Sauchiehall St remains cordoned...
Glasgow misses out on Channel 4 HQ relocation
23 July 2018
Glasgow unsuccessful in bid to host new Channel 4 HQ but shortlisted to host a smaller creative hub...
Nearly half of small rural businesses have poor broadband connection, Citizens Advice Scotland finds
18 July 2018
Almost all SMEs reported that the postal service was important to their business, with a greater...
Janet Archer steps down as chief executive of Creative Scotland
17 July 2018
The chief executive of the public body for the arts had been under fire over recent funding...
Aberdeen has greatest take-up gap of superfast broadband in UK
13 July 2018
The Centre for Cities report sets out a number of ways that cities can promote digital uptake and...
"Where will people live?" How short-term lets are hitting Edinburgh
9 July 2018
The growth in short term tourist lets has led to calls for greater regulation to protect city...
Is Brexit killing the UK?
27 June 2018
Feelings of national identity are changing, writes Henry McLeish
Sectarianism: still Scotland’s shame
25 June 2018
Is sectarianism still taken less seriously than other forms of bigotry in modern Scotland?
Christopher Brookmyre on the maturing of Holyrood
11 June 2018
EXCLUSIVE: Bestselling crime writer and satirist Christopher Brookmyre reflects on the indyref,...
Creative Scotland unveils £3.7m in funding to stimulate film industry
31 May 2018
Funding, part of the Production Growth Fund (PGF), is expected to deliver more than £60m to the...
Fiona Hyslop writes to Ofcom over STV restructuring
21 May 2018
STV last week announced the loss of 59 jobs as part of a three-year restructuring plan, which...