15 h. ago Celebrating Scotland’s Best Places to Work: The Employer Brand of the Year Award

John Denholm, Executive Director, Denholm Associates, on the importance of the Employer Brand of the Year Award

Economics

33 h. ago Irvine councillor celebrated as one of Scotland’s 30 Under 30

This year’s list includes 25-year-old Chloé Robertson, who serves as a councillor for Irvine on North Ayrshire Council.

Politics

5 d. ago Celebrate a festive 'December to Remember' at Scotland’s iconic pink castle

A castle in Scotland is offering a festive 'December to Remember' with Christmas events and activities for all ages.

Politics

5 d. ago Lily Allen coming to Scotland as she tours new album following marriage breakdown

Lily is bringing her latest album West End Girl on tour, starting with a show in Glasgow next spring

Politics

5 d. ago Scotland holiday estate is perfect for fans of Celebrity Traitors castle

If Celebrity Traitors has put rural Scotland on your radar for UK holiday, here's an affordable but equally beautiful country estate that offers a perfect mix of countryside, cosy and entertainment

Politics

6 d. ago Tom Daley feels ‘fortunate’ to present new knitting show after diving retirement

The athlete said the show has been a ‘pivotal moment’ for his career.

Politics

1 week ago Deacon Blue singers recognised by Open University with honorary degrees

Lorraine McIntosh and Ricky Ross joined hundreds of graduates at the ceremony in Glasgow on Friday

Politics

1 week ago Spine tingling spots across Scotland for Celebrity Traitors fans to explore

Ardross Castle is closed to visitors, but other sites across Scotland offer a similarly spooky experience for fans of The Traitors.

Politics

1 week ago Halloween in Scotland: Here are 20 fascinating pictures showing how Scots celebrated Halloween in the 1950s and 1960s

Halloween celebrations looked a little different in Scotland more than six decades ago.

Culture

2 w. ago Jimmy Fallon tells of drinking ‘Buckie’ at ‘best dinner ever’ with royal guard

The Tonight Show host was given a regimental cap and his own personal kilt from Scottish soldiers.

Politics

2 w. ago Favourite Glasgow pubs of celebrities like Paolo Nutini and Lewis Capaldi revealed

Glasgow is home to a number of pubs which are popular with celebrities - but which one is the best?

Politics

2 w. ago Ewan McGregor to be honoured with Bafta Scotland award for 'exceptional' work

The Star Wars and Trainspotting actor will be presented with the honour at the Bafta Scotland awards ceremony in November

Events

2 w. ago Jimmy Fallon gets Highland welcome from soldiers as he holidays in Scotland

The talk show host had been touring the grounds of Balmoral Castle when one of the soldiers recognised him and invited him to their barracks.

Events

2 w. ago Diwali 2025 in Scotland: When is the Festival of Light, how it's celebrated and Scottish Diwali events

It’s one of the world’s biggest religious celebrations.

Culture

2 w. ago Stephen Fry's life from prison sentence to knighthood after 'dreadful' past

The Traitors is back on screens with a new celebrity edition of the hit BBC programme and Sir Stephen Fry is among the 19 celebrities who made their way into Ardross Castle in Scotland

Events

2 w. ago Celebrity Traitors stars' pay revealed after 'contestants stayed in budget hotel'

The Celebrity Traitors was filmed in Scotland earlier this year - but how much were famous cast members paid?

Economics

3 w. ago Four Scottish castles celebrate spooky season with fun Halloween Shenanigans

Scotland is celebrating Halloween in true spooky style this year, with Historic Environment Scotland bringing the nation’s ghostly past to life through special Halloween events at four famous castles.

Politics

3 w. ago Is smacking banned in Scotland amid celebrity calls for Prime Minister to stop punishment down south?

Smacking is still considered a "reasonable punishment" in England but that could change soon

Politics

3 w. ago Michael Caine and Alan Shearer among those urging PM to ban smacking

Campaigners want an amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, which is currently making its way through Parliament.

Politics

3 w. ago McTominay and Adams strike as dismal Scotland edge out Belarus and seal playoff slot

Someone within Hampden Park had the temerity to blast Freed From Desire over the public address system at full time. A song normally reserved for euphoric moments only just drowned out the jeers that met a Scotland victory. People just want more and more? Too right they do.Steve Clarke and his players edged closer to the World Cup with this win. It was just that a return to that scene for the first time since 1998 felt a million miles away as the Scots limped and laboured past Belarus. “We know we have got to be better, man,” admitted Scott McTominay. The Napoli midfielder was even more profound as he scored Scotland’s second; latter word “me” and the first a rhyme with “duck.” McTominay’s lack of celebrations perfectly depicted Scotland’s messy night. Continue reading...

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