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Stuart Hay has joined the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) as head of outreach – a new post and a key role as the professional body for Scottish chartered architects looks to strengthen its public policy presence and campaigning impact. With more than 20 years of experience

Wheatsheaf Wandering Misfits have maintained their unbeaten start to the season after they came from behind to snatch a victory.

People, communities and organisations in the Highlands are being encouraged to enter the 2023 Scottish Walking Awards.

The biennial awards will showcase a diverse range of inspiring walking projects – from businesses, councils and land managers to the journalists,…

Avid walkers across North Ayrshire are encouraged to enter the Scottish Walking Awards - with nominations opening today

HUNDREDS of Rangers fans burst into song when they were evacuated from a theatre performance in Glasgow.

Three face drug charges after police raid on property in Fife Updated: March 3, 2021, 9:38 am © SYSTEM Three men have appeared in court following an alleged drugs raid in Leven. Bernard Elezaj, Edison Hasanbelli and Gazmend Xhepa all face charges of allegedly cultivating and being concerned in the supply of a controlled substance. Police said officers raided a property in the town on Monday. The three men, all from Leven have also been charged under the Electricity Act 1989, in relation to the...

Event will showcase north-east move towards net zero © Norman Adams / Aberdeen City Council Councillor Sandra Macdonald, chairwoman of Nestrans. An event to showcase projects in the north-east which contribute to making the region cleaner and greener is to take place this month. Called Moving Towards Net Zero, the event will detail ongoing and upcoming active and sustainable travel projects that aim to improve the region. Nestrans will be hosting the event, and will be joined by Aberdeen City ...

Scotland needs to consult locals and amend taxation to help towns flourish, report says Consulting locals on town centre plans and introducing a digital tax and parking charges at retail parks are among the recommendations of a new report deemed a “significant” milestone in improving such communities. Wednesday, 3rd February 2021, 7:00 am The report is urging the Scottish government to take further steps to support greener, healthier, fairer communities. Picture: Mark Scates/SNS Group.