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RAIL representatives and local politicians came together to celebrate the launch of Prestonpans Railway Station’s eye-catching new murals.

Clearly see it is at a very steep angle, read about 45 degrees. you can see the name of it picked out in white on the bow, now. it has been in the dry dock in leith for about three years, laid up, not been used since the start of the covid crisis. it was a huge emergency at leith docks yesterday morning sometime between eight oclock and 8:30am. workers reported hearing a loud noise. 0ne worker said he knew somebody working on the ship. they had gone for a toilet break. then the accident happened...

Most people don't realize it, but the air around us is alive with numerous signals and transmissions that buzz about us and

It’s going to be a busy year and as Paul Trainer and Lorraine Wilson reveal, Scots will be spoiled for choice in the months ahead with a plethora…

It was a return to their roots for the cast of new drama The Rig with the Edinburgh-filmed series featuring a glut of Scottish actors.

The campaign to award freeport status to bidders in the Highlands and north-east has been given support from SNP and Conservative politicians.

The Press and Journal is demanding support for the proposals put forward by Opportunity Cromarty Firth and North East Scotland Green Freeport.

I’VE picked the yellow lane. The one with the grumpy processing officer who looks like she’s sucking lemons. I’ve not got a passport. Just my…

As we’ve basked in the summer sunshine over the past few weeks, the festival buzz has well and truly returned to the city with the International, Art and Fringe Festivals now well underway, as well as the newly launched Film and Book Festivals.

Dancers with a Ukrainian ballet company have told of their relief and excitement at making it to Edinburgh to perform in one of the biggest Fringe venues after being offered the chance to appear just three months ago following the outbreak of war.