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FOUR Highland dancers from the Allana Brown School of Dancing have returned home from the world championships with a win.

ROZ Foyer pens an excellent article on paying women fairly that I would concur with completely . One of the issues she hasn’t really addressed is…

IN 1973 I was one of 14 sixth-year pupils from Linlithgow Academy who went to Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt or Glasgow universities to become civil…

When Georgia McMaster was awarded the Kleberg scholarship, she didn't foresee the advantages from being youth ambassador for...

Now the arts and cultural venue, Dunoon Burgh Hall, is appealing for people across the globe to mark its milestone anniversary by pledging financial…

A man involved in a robbery in which staff were used as human shields where a police sergeant shot dead and his colleague wounded has escaped a mandatory life sentence by convincing the court he did not pull the trigger

Olivia Burke, 17, of Cape Breton is the first Nova Scotian-born highland dancer to win at the World Championships in Dunoon, Scotland. Burke placed first in three of her four dances, snagging the top spot in her age division at the Cowal Gathering.

The First Minster has dismissed calls for a Mayor-type figure to act as a figurehead for Scottish regions – saying that local councils are already…

The leader of a power-sharing project to redevelop the "biggest untapped development opportunity in Europe" has said it will "repair…

Humza Yousaf met council leaders at Glasgow’s Riverside Museum to discuss the devolution of the Clyde Mission from the Scottish Government to the…