Carla Jenkins

More than 6,000 vehicles stop daily at The Green Welly in Tyndrum, known by many as the ‘gateway to the Highlands’

Refusal to reopen Operation Branchform called ‘extraordinary’ after John Swinney admits donations for an independence referendum were spent on general SNP expenses

The former rugby international, who played for Scotland, has achieved his dream of being in the cockpit after retiring

Anthony Simpson, principal of the newly merged Erskine Stewart Melville School, said more schools would sell property to cope with income shortfalls

Anthony Simpson, principal of the newly merged Erskine Stewart Melville School, said struggling schools would have to sell property, while Ireland may cash in

The Succession star says accommodation prices are turning the month-long festival into a ‘capitalist enterprise’ and pricing out young performers

It follows the chairman’s departure nine months into a four-year contract at Historic Environment Scotland, which has faced a series of controversies

Relatives of Jane Haining, a Scottish woman who cared for Jewish and Christian girls before being murdered at the death camp, take part in memorial service

Sharon Anfield took the famous golf course hotel to a tribunal after opting to cover staff shortages herself, claiming it was the ‘last straw’

The Labour MSP Paul Sweeney suggested the blaze in Glasgow, burning for a second day, was set after ‘disinformation’ was spread that asylum seekers would be housed there