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Liquidators appointed to Scottish restaurant company
A popular Scottish restaurant company has appointed liquidators to two separate businesses.

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Scotland's troubled Ferguson Marine seeks major changes and shipyard expansion
Ferguson Marine has started taking early steps towards "significant transformation" within the business and shipyard expansion.

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Prize money boost for leading Scottish Pro-Am fixture
Prize money at one of Scotland's most enduring regional Pro-Am events is set to rise this year

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Could the weather be too severe for this proposed wind farm off Scotland?
Plans for a giant wind farm off Scotland’s Atlantic coast are facing warnings of a potential engineering “catastrophe” after a similar Irish project collapsed over fears its turbines could not survive the Atlantic.

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Why one farmer is bringing wild venison to food banks in Perthshire
Venison is still often considered the food of gentry, and not for the poor. But a Perthshire farmer is bringing it to food banks and making it mainstream

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The real Dr Frankenstein? Meet the scientist at the forefront of a 'second Genesis'
Dr Adrian Woolfson is pioneering technologies which he says will lead to a ‘Second Genesis’, where humans can create life like God. He meets our Writer at Large

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Is the new Lenovo tablet one of the best Android tablets ever?
The Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor provides excellent performance that easily handles demanding apps, gaming and multitasking. When combined with 12GB RAM the tablet behaves more like a notebook than a tablet.

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Family-owned high street retailer collapsed into administration owing millions
A UK high street retailer collapsed into administration owing millions to trade creditors it is unlikely they will see

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Business founded by Sir Tom Farmer sold
Scottish tyres and exhausts firm founded by Sir Tom Farmer sold in major deal

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Scottish law firm announces six new partners and another senior hire
The Scottish law firm has announced six new partners

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Financial 'experts' on social media should be view with caution
Successful retirement planning does not happen by chance

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Huge new office to be built in Edinburgh at 'perfect time'
Work set to get under way on huge Haymarket development following demolition of 1970s building

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A challenge for the new government: tackle systems, not symptoms
"I don’t know where to start.." A phrase our advisers hear all too often as people open up during a first appointment. Yes, it’s the crisis that’s pushed people almost to breaking point that’s at the forefront of people's minds, but it’s the expertise and empathy of...

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One sure thing for the next Scottish government and a huge challenge
There is one sure thing for the next Scottish government

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Crocheted Sir David Attenborough century tributes to appear across Scotland
Colourful crocheted post box toppers are expected to appear across Scotland as part of a nationwide tribute to Sir David Attenborough to mark his 100th birthday.

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Summer of anxiety predicted as house price growth falls by half
Average house prices in Scotland continued to climb during April even as uncertainty linked to the conflict in the Middle East thwarted the broader UK market

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Sir Tom Hunter slams independence as 'distraction' and makes Scotland unity call
High-profile business leader Sir Tom Hunter offers to establish 'council of exceptional talents' who will put 'Scotland first, politics second'

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International hotel chain eyes Glasgow city centre site
An international hotel chain has a “strong interest” in opening on a Glasgow city centre site which was home to a popular pub and restaurant.

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Rare 18th-century Mount Vesuvius eruption painting to be auctioned in Edinburgh
An 18th-century painting depicting the dramatic 1774 eruption of Mount Vesuvius is expected to sell for up to £30,000 at an upcoming Edinburgh auction.

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Scottish company's new board issues major update after all previous directors ousted
The new board of the major Scottish company has issued an update after all previous directors were ousted

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Residents raise conflict concerns over heritage body’s stance on hostel plans
Campaigners have raised concerns over Edinburgh World Heritage’s stance on a proposed 544-bed hostel development on Atholl Crescent.

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Historic Edinburgh pub dating back to the 1830s reopens under new ownership
The historic Kinleith Mills pub in Juniper Green has reopened under new ownership, with plans to restore the Edinburgh venue as a welcoming community hub.

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Former Rolls-Royce site linked to acclaimed film goes on market for sale
A former Scottish Rolls-Royce factory site is being marketed for sale.

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It is surely time to talk about potentially hazardous substances in our gym clothes
Our positive attitude to health and fitness is to be encouraged but could our gym gear be hurting us and how can we defend ourselves as consumers?

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'Classic' Glasgow golf club chips away at 'stuffy' image
One of Glasgow's "classic" city golf clubs has confirmed the appointment of a new general manager in the latest stage of a low-key effort to reinvent itself

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Business chief accuses parties of ignoring Scotland's £4.7bn fiscal black hole
Scotland's looming £4.7 billion funding gap should have been "at the centre of the election campaign" but has been conspicuously absent, the head of Scotland's most influential business lobby has warned.

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Liquidators appointed to Scottish carpet and rug retailer
Liquidators have been appointed to a Scottish carpet and rug retailer.

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Shipbuilding 'step forward' and fantastic news on Scottish yard
It was great to hear the update from the owner of the major Scottish yard as a shipbuilding 'step forward' was celebrated

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Aberdeen firm acquired in major move by English business
Granite city firm will continue to be led by founder further to acquisition

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The false promises of Scottish politicians risk economy-damaging populism
With Scotland’s political parties jostling for prime position in manifesto pledges, it’s important they remain realistic, says Stephen Boyd, director of IPPR Scotland

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So you voted yesterday? Be proud of your good intentions
People who voted in the Holyrood election did so with the belief of making a better world,

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The £4.7bn problem that Scotland's politicians have ignored during this campaign
The Scottish Government's own figures point to a £4.7bn funding shortfall by 2029. Michelle Ferguson OBE of the CBI says it's time politicians were honest about it.

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Major Scottish player's £12.5bn truce with US hedge fund which ousted an entire board
The Scottish fund manager has reached a £12.5bn truce with a US hedge fund which ousted the entire board of a major Scottish company

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Wetherspoon in bid to increase capacity at seafront pub in Scottish town
A variation application lodged with North Ayrshire Licensing Board this week asks for the maximum number of customers allowed in the premises to rise from 225 to 390.

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THE BIG READ: Is space Scotland's destiny or do we simply have stars in our ayes?
The rocket programme may still be on the launchpad, but Scotland’s proven expertise perfectly positions it as a leader in the space industry, offering full satellite solutions and a global reputation for its powerful educational investment

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Ancient Scottish golf club appoints first female captain in 272 years
Her tenure at the Royal and Ancient Golf Club will coincide with St Andrews hosting the 2027 Open

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NHS Lothian confirms 16 cases of infection linked to Edinburgh farm event
NHS Lothian has confirmed 16 cases of cryptosporidium linked to a lamb feeding experience at Craigies Farm near South Queensferry.

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Scottish firms brace for what may come next as storm clouds gather
Businesses across the spectrum remained uneasy last month as the conflict in Iran drug on into its eighth week

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Major US airline to return to Scottish airport after seven-year break
United Airlines is to launch a new daily nonstop seasonal service between Glasgow and New York/Newark on Saturday, May 9

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Learn the winning formula for R&D tax savings with Minerva
Multi award-winning specialists in horse racing, livestock, veterinary science and engineering research and development look to build on success

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Family to sell popular restaurant and bar with views across Scottish river
A restaurant and bar in a Scottish riverside town is being marketed for sale.

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Edinburgh homelessness support centre receives major funding boost
Bethany Christian Trust’s Edinburgh Welcome Centre will remain open year-round after securing council funding to support people experiencing homelessness.

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Edinburgh veteran charity awards £37 million to support former Armed Forces community
Edinburgh-based Veterans’ Foundation has awarded more than £37 million to charities and organisations supporting veterans and Armed Forces families.

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New immersive brunch experience launches at Edinburgh restaurant this month
Edinburgh restaurant Tattu is launching its new Black Dragon Brunch, featuring DJs, theatrical dining, dim sum and immersive entertainment every Saturday.

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Edinburgh theatre finds 120-year-old message in a bottle during redevelopment works
Edinburgh’s King’s Theatre is inviting the public to share memories and messages ahead of its major reopening in 2026 following a multi-million-pound redevelopment.

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Hollywood actors stay inspires major investment at luxury Scottish hotel
A luxury hotel in the northeast of Scotland has announced a major new investment inspired by Christopher Nolan's highly anticipated blockbuster The Odyssey.

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Long-delayed Edinburgh taxi testing centre set to open this summer
Edinburgh’s long-delayed taxi and private hire testing centre is finally set to open more than a year later than planned and £1.3 million over its original budget.

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Airfare hikes spark holiday surge to Stirling and St Andrews, Expedia says
According to the online travel agency’s Summer Travel Outlook, as travel costs continue to rise, many UK travellers are choosing destinations closer to home.

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Scottish network has already changed 'day to day lives' of thousands
Chief executive of broadband company says it has changed 'day to day lives' of thousands

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New s1homes website by Vertical Vertical delivers tomorrow's world today
As illustrated by their work on the new s1homes website, Vertical Vertical are redefining custom software with AI-led development, delivering smarter websites, apps and platforms that help businesses scale and stay ahead digitally

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