A West Lothian mother has launched legal action against NHS Lothian following a catastrophic birth injury that left her newborn daughter with serious brain damage after concerns were allegedly ignored during labour.
Nearly 1,000 PCS union members at Ofgem offices in Glasgow, London and Cardiff are being balloted on strike action amid an ongoing dispute over pay, job security and working conditions.
Festival organisers have confirmed that attendees will be able to watch Scotland’s crucial World Cup match against Morocco on the country’s largest screens at Glasgow Green.
18,234 fans at Hampden for Scotland women’s Euro qualifier sets new attendance record, reflecting growing popularity of women’s football north of the border.
After defeat in Belgium, Celtic’s Europa League hopes hang by a thread. Two home wins might still see them through, but the mathematics are tight.
Inverness high street sees 30% drop in empty shops as business rate relief and landlord flexibility attract wave of independent retailers to city centre.
Edinburgh’s tram extension to Newhaven records 8 million journeys in first year, 35% above forecasts, driving Leith regeneration and property price growth.
£850m Glasgow Subway extension to East End approved by Scottish Government, with four new stations to open by 2030 serving Parkhead, Dalmarnock, Bridgeton, and Calton.
Aberdeen harbour expansion to create 500 jobs as facility attracts offshore wind and decommissioning work, helping city diversify beyond oil dependence.
Karen Gillan stars in new BBC Scotland legal thriller filming in Glasgow’s Merchant City, marking broadcaster’s most ambitious Scottish drama in years.