Gordon Aitken, an Edinburgh man, has been missing for over a month after travelling to Blackpool. My thoughts on the profound worry his family endures when someone simply disappears.
A major Glasgow city centre development site on West George Street is on the market for £4 million, with planning permission for a 276-bedroom hotel.
The BBC has apologised after a racial slur, shouted during the Bafta Film Awards ceremony, was broadcast unedited. A senior executive took responsibility for the error.
Persimmon West Scotland has donated £14,672 to Beatson Cancer Charity, marking their third consecutive year of partnership.
The Glasgow Film Festival, now in its 22nd year, continues to impress with its accessible and diverse programme, making cinema a shared experience for all Glaswegians. I believe its commitment to free and affordable events truly embodies the city’s spirit.
Two brothers have been imprisoned following an incident in Wishaw where they brandished an imitation firearm and a machete in broad daylight, leading to a police armed response.
A Glasgow man was fined after a sheriff accepted his explanation for carrying a lock knife, stating he used it for fishing.
East Lothian Council has approved a 7.5% council tax increase, a decision that highlights the perennial struggle of local authorities to balance budgets. I’m left wondering if we’ll ever find a real solution to local government funding.
Edinburgh’s new childcare policy, restricting funded places to city residents, is a postcode lottery causing immense financial and logistical strain for cross-boundary families.
Celtic has urged an urgent review of VAR deployment in Scottish football following the upheld three-match ban for defender Auston Trusty.