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Kinross man Ross Mitchell's photo project is still going strong and is now being displayed to the public for the first time.

Aberdeen's new Christmas night buses have been a hit with travellers looking for a safe and free way home - but there have been some issues.

Workers tell of paying thousands of pounds to brokers for jobs that yield meagre wages

<strong>Exclusive:</strong> More than 200 people have approached Indonesian embassy since July to report difficulties faced

LONDON: More than 200 Indonesian fruit pickers have since July sought help from their nation’s embassy in London after wracking up huge debts traveling to the UK for work, only to find their jobs being cut short, the mission said on Friday. The true number of Indonesians struggling in the industry was likely to be much higher, it added, with more than 1,450 of them sent this

The winter show season started this week with Flimby HS holding their first show, a class of old cocks.

A controversial new theory suggests the Milky Way galaxy’s arms sent comets hurtling toward early Earth, where impacts built new continental crust

Volunteers have transformed a Rutherglen school’s garden just in time for pupils returning.

FARM carbon audits will only ever be as good as the information that farmers put into them – and their value will be undermined if they get…

Farmers are facing eye-watering price rises for their electricity as they renegotiate new contracts.