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Ross’s Bar owner Lynn Mackie fears she's missing Holyrood coronavirus grants after serving alcohol to workmen during the first lockdown

‘He went mental’: Lee Mair reveals phone call with Jim Duffy after turning down Dundee for Dundee United © SYSTEM Lee Mair has revealed turning down a return to first club Dundee to sign for fierce rivals Dundee United was the hardest decision of his life. Back in 2005, Mair was on the lookout for a return to Scotland after an unhappy time at Stockport County. However, a tug-of-war between the City of Discovery rivals saw a major fall-out with “father-figure” Jim Duffy, Mair being bran...

Tributes for Perthshire charity boss who died suddenly weeks before his 60th birthday © SNS Group Tributes have been paid to an “inspiring” Perthshire charity boss who died suddenly while cycling just weeks before his 60th birthday. Ian Findlay CBE, chief officer of Scotland’s walking charity Paths for All, collapsed while cycling near his home village of Comrie on March 5. Colleagues at the charity were “shocked and saddened” to learn of the untimely death of their friend. Marcus Sa...

© Supplied by Fife College A group of college students have received laptops to support their studies thanks to a special Covid Recovery Fund linked to two Fife wind farms. Earlseat, located on the outskirts of Kirkcaldy, and Little Raith, near Cowdenbeath, have donated a total of £20,000 from their Covid Recovery Fund to support Fife College students. Offered through the college’s Scholarship programme, the Adam Smith Foundation, the group donated £10,000 from the Earlseat Wind Farm to fu...

© Supplied by Mhorvan Park Opposition politicians have voiced their doubts over a proposed £150 million investment to regenerate Aberdeen’s city centre and beach area. The ruling Conservative and Labour administration on the city council want to use two UK Government funds to help with the multi-million-pound project. Under the proposed investment, a number of projects would be undertaken around Union Street and the beachfront to refresh the area, including the creation of better walking an...

Aberdeen Compass Scotland apprentices first to start business degrees © Supplied by Compass Scotland Two Aberdeen students are Compass Scotland’s first apprentices to begin a four-year business management degree at the University of Strathclyde. Rhanna Cuthill and Majella Phillips from Aberdeen are two of the first four students from the business to have secured a place on the course. The north-east employees, along with Carl Hulyer from Perth and Lorna Wilson from Glasgow, have just started...

A Moray care home was called "visibly dirty and cluttered" in a damning inspection report that assessed their Covid capabilities .Lythe Care Home.

Descriptions have been issued of two men seen in Baxter Park on Tuesday afternoon.

© Supplied by Julie Bell Gender budgeting might not seem like the most scintillating subject for an event to mark International International Women’s Day in Angus. But Kirriemuir councillor Julie Bell, who is helping to arrange the online session this week, said women would be “shocked and infuriated” when they realise how much public finances are weighed away from their needs. The SNP councillor, who has organised the partnership event with the Scottish Women’s Budget Group (SWBG) , s...

RAF Lossiemouth pledges to continue to challenge inequalities while celebrating crews on UK's frontline on International Women's Day.