Glasgow & Strathclyde

Edinburgh’s CodeBase technology incubator is joining an initiative aimed at helping the development of more digital technology start-ups.

A pub that featured in Trainspotting is set to reopen after a £500,000 revamp.

A GROUP of swans has turned pink because they were being fed mouldy white bread by visitors in a popular Glasgow park.

Scot Chris Miles has waited years to capture this shot.

The Ministry of Defence should look beyond the Clyde for future Royal Navy shipbuilding contracts, according to a review by the industrialist in charge of the UK’s national shipbuilding strategy.

A Muslim taxi driver who executed a popular shopkeeper who he claimed “disrespected the Prophet Muhammad” has lost an appeal against his sentence.

Nine landlords have been found unfit to rent out property in Glasgow.

The first wholly Sharia law compliant retail bank in Scotland has opened for business with a branch in Glasgow.

Scotland’s digital skills academy has marked its first birthday by announcing it will start offering software development courses in Glasgow next year.

Swedish flat pack furniture giant Ikea has reiterated its commitment to investing in Britain following the Brexit vote, as its sales continue their upward trajectory.

Two brothers face an uncertain future following their eviction from a farm after two decades as a result of what it is claimed was a “legal error” made in 2003.

Law firm Burness Paull said confidence in the deal-making community was strong after completing close to 50 agreements in the past quarter.

A live music performance involving Alex Kapranos, Stuart Braithwaite and Emma Pollock is to be part of next year’s Glasgow Film Festival (GFF).

Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust and Weir Group could return to the FTSE 100 this week in the latest stock market reshuffle, while the Brexit effect on the UK property market could knock Travis Perkins and Intu Properties out, according to the Share Centre.

Kirkcudbright (Kyrkecuthbert 1200-06) is a name of Gaelic origin, although the first part Kirk- appears to be borrowing into Gaelic from either Scots kirk or Norse kirkja both meaning ‘church’.

The former administrators of Rangers Football Club, David Whitehouse and Paul Clark, are to take legal action against Scotland’s most senior police officer and law officer, it emerged yesterday.

A Microsoft partner is set to expand into Scotland, with plans to open an office in Glasgow creating at least 30 jobs over the next two years.