“I think it's inevitable that a politician is going to get killed over this,” says Blair Anderson, a councillor for the Scottish Greens in Glasgow. What he is talking about is homophobia in Scottish public life.
A new housing development has been built in Irvine for injured veterans which their families have described as “life-changing”.
Art runs in the family for the McLenaghans, a Stirling family who have all passed through the doors of the Glasgow School of Art.
The marking and assessment boycott which has led to thousands of students across the UK graduating without their degree results has been called off.
After years of having nowhere for their children to play, a group of parents on the Isle of Coll got together and built their own play park from the ground up - literally constructing it, and raising the funds.
"Following discussions, he offered to resign his association with the RSE with immediate effect"
A group of artists today marched down to Glasgow’s Briggait gallery - headquarters of Wasps, Scotland’s largest provider of studios for creatives - to hand over a petition protesting its hiking up of rental prices.
The number of tourists coming across the world to see Scotland’s famous highland cows is on the rise, according to the national tourism organisation.
Figures from the Scottish tourism industry are reporting increased numbers of visitors coming to see their highland cows this year.
MSPs have been briefed on teachers in Scotland reporting an increase in violence they receive from pupils ahead of Scotland’s first national summit on behaviour in schools tomorrow.
