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He approvingly described this phenomenon by saying: “In your summer it gets late late.” Bibliophile Jenny Fawkes belongs to a book group and the other day one of the members asked if anybody had read ...
A healthy dose of scepticism should always be applied to any government spending announcements—especially when the accompanying spin machine ...
A scheduling clash with stadium concerts at Murrayfield is the latest challenge faced by the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
The Treasury has accused the SNP of losing Scotland’s biggest city billions of pounds, as the row over last week’s Spending Review deepens.
Rangers legend John Brown has landed the club in hot water by calling officials 'corrupt' on Rangers TV, but are 'inconsistent' SFA right to bring ...
Close to 50 years after Glasgow City Council banned punk bands, it's fair to say we've come a long way. Following a particularly riotous gig by The Stranglers in 1976 groups belonging to the movement ...
The staging of huge stadium shows at Murrayfield has been blamed for slow ticket sales at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
The Chief Secretary to the Treasury reflects on the UK Spending Review and why Scotland was his first stop to explain record public investment.
Scores of violent offenders were freed from Scotland's prisons under an early release scheme, new figures have revealed.
Business have warned changes to inheritance tax relief - known as Family Farm Tax - could be catastrophic. Here's why.
Inheritance tax changes could lead to ‘irreversible damage’ to family-run businesses in Scotland, with more than 15,000 job losses projected.
Entrepreneurial Scotland has appointed co-founder of people development business Insights Group Andy Lothian as its chair – a position held since 2018 by Colin Robertson. Mr Robertson chairs the owner ...