Priests who father children while serving in the Catholic church in Scotland may be able to continue their religious work, the organisation representing Catholic bishops has said.
The first of the new trains taken out of service following the discovery of a technical fault has returned to work this weekend after the problem was resolved, ScotRail has announced.
The boss of a heritage group opposed to plans to turn Edinburgh’s old Royal High School into a luxury hotel has apologised after admitting doctoring an image of the scheme and presenting it at a public meeting.
More than 30 leading business groups including the CBI and the Scotch Whisky Association have expressed concern about proposals to introduce a new local authority rates levy on out-of-town businesses.
Mike Ashley’s decision to buy the flagship House of Fraser store in Glasgow has been labelled “astute” after the retail tycoon sealed a £95 million deal to acquire one of Scotland’s most prestigious high street sites.
As many as one in three UK homeowners do not know what mortgage rate they are on, potentially costing them thousands of pounds each year, according to new research from consumer group Which?
A counter-terrorism chief has blasted “abhorrent remarks” levelled at a senior officer who stayed in his car as an unarmed police constable was stabbed to death in the Westminster attack.
The founder of Scotland’s first hospitality social enterprise group, Beer for Good, has sold the business to focus on other social enterprise ventures.
One of Scotland’s health boards has just a quarter of its buildings in a good physical condition, while in another area almost one in 10 properties have been ranked as “unsatisfactory”.
A Wick-based kitchen manufacturer is expanding with an intake of trainees this week, following a period of growth which saw annual sales hit more than £16 million.
