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The Glasgow organisations recognised for transforming the city in 2026
Edinburgh festivals and arts organisations win tourist tax cash battle
Elfingrove Christmas spectacular cancelled despite £2m festive overhaul
Eddi Reader pays tribute to 'greatest love' John Douglas as she returns to performing
US insurance tech leaders to meet Scottish firms at FinTech Scotland Festival
Creative Scotland rejects comedy 'myth' as financial barriers are revealed
'Springboard, not sunset': Edinburgh's festivals make last-ditch tourist tax plea
'Huge success' as famous seafood festival runs out of oysters
American Pie songwriter Don McLean announces last ever Scottish show
Glasgow's new council chief says Oasis shows will bring the world to the city
Eight arrested after disorder erupts around Edinburgh's FLY Festival
Frank Bruno to appear at North Edinburgh event during Men’s Mental Health Month
'A proud moment': Perth chosen as host of Scotland's first democracy festival
Scottish Government backs £1bn vision for home of Hydro and Armadillo in Glasgow
Scottish Government and Creative Scotland raise prospect of The Skinny rescue
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New exhibition Life in Colour opens in Glasgow featuring four acclaimed artists
Royal Highland Society launches year-long celebration of farming across the Lothians
The Fratellis to headline Edinburgh’s Hogmanay Night Afore Party in December
Why the SEC expansion is set to be a game-changer for Glasgow on the Clyde
Home of Hydro and Armadillo to be transformed under £1bn-a-year waterfront vision
SPAR Scotland gives back more than £50K to shoppers in The Great Big Giveaway
Scotch Malt Whisky Society launches annual Whisky Equinox celebration in Edinburgh
Scottish employers urged to act now ahead of major workplace law changes
Record oyster spawning raises hopes for new generation of native oysters in Loch Ryan
Five crime novels shortlisted for 2026 McIlvanney Prize
Scottish Ballet returns to Scotland with new contemporary double bill Emergence
'Extreme caution': Ministers warned any new arts cuts will damage global reputation
Hundreds of St Andrews students take part in centuries-old tradition
'Everyone is welcome': Seaside town prepares to host first-ever Pride march
'Ludicrous': Schools back, audiences gone: Calls to rethink Edinburgh festival dates
ABC's Martin Fry looks forward to Radio 2's Big Weekend in Stirling
Acclaimed Glasgow School of Art friends have reunited for a very special show
Cockburn Association: Edinburgh festivals will 'suffer' without tourist tax support
Bill Murray to bring Hollywood flavour to 25th Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
Edinburgh's festivals are turning 80. Here's what must change by 2027
Shirley Manson to work with National Theatre of Scotland on futuristic film
Edinburgh’s Push the Boat Out festival to return with new poetry and performances
Edinburgh Zoo announces return of popular Giant Lanterns trail
Comedian slams record Fringe figures claiming they hide 'appalling' final week
Scotland-wide search launched for emerging African music talent
Concerts boss hits back at Fringe claims as Edinburgh Summer Sessions attract 150,000
My best moments from the 2026 Edinburgh festivals - and a few of the worst
Scots Language Awards unveil ‘affa fine’ shortlist as voting opens
Fringe audience tops 2.8m despite fire disruption and final week slump
Music and drumming to take centre stage at Edinburgh Military Tattoo next year
Restored 'only surviving' competition's posters to go on display after 134 years
Richard Gadd: It's high time comedy was acknowledged as an art form
Edinburgh culture chief: Our residents are 'traumatised' by the festivals
What does Edinburgh's visitor levy vote mean for festivals and arts venues?
Edinburgh festivals set for 25 per cent funding boost after narrow visitor levy vote
The £15,000-a-year scheme that could transform the careers of Scotland's artists
Beth Robertson Fiddes celebrates Scotland’s landscapes in new exhibition Timeless
Richard Gadd warns soaring costs are threatening the future of the Fringe