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People could be banned from an area covering more than 50 sq km when a rocket is launched from a new Highland spaceport.

1. Mortgage costs jump again as lenders react to higher rates The news that rates have jumped to levels last seen in January came after it was found a...

INDIVIDUALS could be limited to owning 500 hectares of land if new legislation being pushed for by a Labour MSP wins the support of parliament.

Sauchiehall Street is Scotland’s most struggling high street with 36 per cent of its shops, offices and domestic properties now lying vacant,…

Scotland’s full 2021 rich list revealed with TEN billionaires Updated: 21 May 2021, 9:32 SCOTLAND’S new 2021 rich list has been revealed - with over TEN billionaires north of the border. Asos owner Anders Polvsen is still the country’s richest person after his wealth soared during lockdown, according to The Sunday Times. 3 3 Anders Povlsen topped the list againCredit: AFP The businessman, born in Denmark, has seen his fortune rise over the past 12 months by a whopping £1.2billion. He’s...

Mike Ashley has been ordered to reinstate the letters of the Jenners sign after they were removed from the Edinburgh landmark. City of Edinburgh Council has issued a formal notice to Sports Direct International, now Frasers Group PLC, over work “executed to the listed building… having regard to the effect of the works on the character of the building as one of special architectural or historic interest”. Jenners has been a landmark department store on Princes Street for more than 180 year...

One of the UK’s historic department stores, Jenners in Edinburgh, is to close with a loss of 200 jobs. The announcement was made after Frasers Group plc failed to reach an agreement with building owners Anders Polvsen to continue the lease on the building. The House of Fraser department store is expected to cease trading on May 3. The shop has been a landmark on Princes Street for the last 183 years, previously trading as an independent shop until it was acquired by House of Fraser in 2005. A...

Debenhams: Staff forced to seek jobs amid pandemic as takeover deal signals trouble for Tayside and Fife high streets © Steve MacDougall/DCTMedia Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Hopes of a last minute reprieve for Debenhams stores across Tayside and Fife have been shattered, forcing hundreds of staff out of work and prompting grave concerns about the future of the region’s high streets. Branches in Perth, ...