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Any examination of our island economies must first acknowledge their significant financial clout. According to figures in the Scottish Government's National Islands Plan, 94 inhabited islands contribute a total of £3 billion to the nation’s Gross

Any examination of our island economies must first acknowledge their significant financial clout. According to figures in the Scottish Government's National Islands Plan, 94 inhabited islands contribute a total of £3 billion to the nation’s Gross

Thriving or failing? How Scotland’s islands continue to hold pivotal economic power

The beach at Carradale Bay

The beach at Carradale Bay

Kintyre’s allure lingers, like Paul McCartney’s famous mist rolling in from the sea

Alistair Rodgers, Assistant Principal for Aerospace, Advanced Engineering and Clean Growth, Stuart Millar, Head of Employer Engagement, Apprenticeships and Work Based Learning and Frank Emil Moen, CEO at Energy Innovation

Alistair Rodgers, Assistant Principal for Aerospace, Advanced Engineering and Clean Growth, Stuart Millar, Head of Employer Engagement, Apprenticeships and Work Based Learning and Frank Emil Moen, CEO at Energy Innovation

Lessons on Ayrshire College's towering achievement in renewables education

A holistic approach sits at the heart of Another Place, The Machrie on Islay, a stunning destination where championship links golf shares space with leisure tourism, family holidays and even whisky trails

A holistic approach sits at the heart of Another Place, The Machrie on Islay, a stunning destination where championship links golf shares space with leisure tourism, family holidays and even whisky trails

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Another Place, The Machrie puts Islay on the map for a world-class golf break

The inexorable rise in the adoption of creative AI is a concern for many original writers

The inexorable rise in the adoption of creative AI is a concern for many original writers

The stuff of fiction: The inside story of Scotland's troubled book publishing sector

Where employers once directed terms, today’s candidates arrive armed with data, expectations and a clear sense of their own market value.

Where employers once directed terms, today’s candidates arrive armed with data, expectations and a clear sense of their own market value.

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Know your worth and power up your career with Cooper Parry's 2026 salary guide

The Glasgow Academy was founded in 1845 and educates pupils aged three to 18 across Nursery, Prep and Senior Schools at locations in Kelvinbridge, Milngavie and Newlands

The Glasgow Academy was founded in 1845 and educates pupils aged three to 18 across Nursery, Prep and Senior Schools at locations in Kelvinbridge, Milngavie and Newlands

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Fresh strategy will see the seeds of ambition blossom at The Glasgow Academy

The Bill aims to improve transparency of ownership, promote fairer access and use of Scotland’s land, and support sustainable development and community empowerment

The Bill aims to improve transparency of ownership, promote fairer access and use of Scotland’s land, and support sustainable development and community empowerment

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Path of new Land Reform Bill risks being a road to nowhere in Scotland

Principal Paul Little says the college’s ongoing success reaches far beyond the academic, being a vital economic driver for Scotland in terms of front-skilling school leavers, upskilling and reskilling mid-career professionals and and lifetime skilling

Principal Paul Little says the college’s ongoing success reaches far beyond the academic, being a vital economic driver for Scotland in terms of front-skilling school leavers, upskilling and reskilling mid-career professionals and and lifetime skilling

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‘We lead from the future, not to the future’ says City of Glasgow College Principal

In a new VisitScotland survey, 95% of Scots ranked tourism alongside energy and hospitality as the most important sectors for the economy, 91% agreed tourism brings economic benefits as a whole and attracts investment

In a new VisitScotland survey, 95% of Scots ranked tourism alongside energy and hospitality as the most important sectors for the economy, 91% agreed tourism brings economic benefits as a whole and attracts investment

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BIG READ: Can tourists in Scotland expect more plastic flamingos than golden eagles?