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Train services at a station hit by disruption due to an unsafe building are set to return to normal.

A South Lanarkshire aerospace company has secured a fresh six-figure funding agreement involving aero engine giant Rolls-Royce.

Edinburgh’s proposed new concert hall has won a significant funding boost thanks to the first round of investments paid for by the City Region Deal.

After three months in Birmingham, Chris McCall says the rebirth of UK’s second largest conurbation could have lessons for Scotland’s cities.

A European fisheries deal has been described as “less than what was hoped” for Scottish vessels.

The number of cancer patients who are having to wait longer than the Scottish Government’s target of 62 days to receive treatment has increased, according to official statistics.

An almighty row over the ‘Disneyfication’ of Edinburgh and the alleged hatred of tourists has broken out ahead of the Hogmanay celebrations, but both sides need to sit down together to sort out the city’s problems because they escalate, writes Brian Ferguson.

Ogilvie Group, the Stirling-based mini conglomerate, has cheered a rise in annual profits despite a drop in turnover, as a squeeze on costs led to a “stable” financial performance.

Scottish carrier Loganair is spreading its wings with the launch of its first ever service to Germany.

The Justice Secretary has apologised to the victims of the botched review into the transvaginal mesh scandal while also facing calls to open a public inquiry into the murder of Craig McClelland.

Michelin has made a deal with Scottish Ministers to “transform” their Dundee tyre factory in an effort to secure a future in low carbon transport and manufacturing.

An Edinburgh-based green energy investor has secured a stake in a £210 million facility that will convert 216,000 tonnes of Scottish waste into green energy each year.

Moray-based aircraft training firm Copernicus Technology has won a fresh Ministry of Defence contract to support aircraft at RAF Lossiemouth.

Mobile phone coverage is “far worse” in Scotland than it is in England, despite customers having to pay out just as much, according to the UK’s communications regulator.

Mechanical and electrical services specialist EnerMech has named oil industry veteran John Kennedy as its chairman following the completion of the Aberdeen-headquartered group’s sale to Carlyle Group.

Parklands Group, one of the largest care home providers in the north of Scotland, has secured a £5 million investment to accelerate its growth.

Censis, the Glasgow-based innovation centre for sensing, imaging systems, and internet of things (IoT) technologies, has appointed tech stalwart Paul Winstanley as its new chief executive.

Wood, the Aberdeen-headquartered energy and engineering services giant, has continued its strong run of contract wins with a $66 million (£52m) deal to supply kit for the Sellafield nuclear site in Cumbria.