Crieff given banking hub boost after bank branch closure announcement blow

Following a number of delays, The Rosebank oil field has been granted development and production consent by the North Sea Transition Authority.

A Ryanair flight from Scotland was forced to divert to Manchester Airport after a passenger fell ill on board.

A pervert was caught with a sick haul of child sex abuse images after a police raid on his home.

An experienced Scots pilot was left "broken and battered" after crashing his glider nose first into a field at 70mph. David Carus found himself in excruciating pain and trapped face down in the wreckage after the aircraft plunged to the ground near Scotlandwell, Kinross-shire.

22 Kids and Counting star Sue Radford has packed her bags and taken off on yet another trip, just a matter of days after her daughter Millie gave birth to her third child with her mum by her side as they put their long-running feud to bed.

The top restaurants and hotels in Scotland were crowned last night at the AA Hospitality Awards 2023.

The number of drink related deaths had dropped in West Lothian, after a spike during the two years of Covid lockdown.

A woman has been arrested after two children reported missing from a family assessment centre in London were found in Essex.

Prince Harry has been told he must "give notice" to King Charles if he wants to stay at Windsor Castle after he was denied a room earlier this month.

Lorraine Kelly has teamed up with a choir of women who discovered they had breast cancer after watching her chat show to create a charity single. For the last five years, ITV’s breakfast programme Lorraine has ran the Change + Check campaign to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of the condition, and encourage women to have their breasts examined. As part of this year’s drive, 20 women who were prompted to get checked after seeing the campaign have joined together to record the song Golden.

The mother of a woman who took her own life at Polmont young offenders' institution says suicidal prisoners are placed in "torture cells" rather than being given therapeutic care.

A six-bedroom home overlooking the world-famous Gleneagles golf course worth more than £3,500,000 is to be given away as part of a new campaign raising money for charity Breast Cancer Now.

More closures have been announced for four major UK banks - with five more to shut in Scotland.

Crocked Rangers striker Danilo revealed he hopes to be back playing “in a few weeks” as he continues to update fans following his weekend injury.

Good old-fashioned leafleting came to the rescue as more than 100 people attended a meeting to save a popular community centre.

The Royal Regiment of Scotland is to exercise its freedom to march through Alloa on Saturday September 30.

Here are your Manchester United morning headlines for Tuesday, September 12.

BBC Scotland the project was designed to give Glasgow back “one of its sleeping giants”.He said: “This project is of huge cultural significance for music in Glasgow, Scotland and beyond. Seeing the unfortunate closure of numerous venues in recent years has been hard on the industry.“The venue’s history is renowned, and it holds a special place in people’s hearts, so we know that today’s news will mean so much to so many.“Glasgow is legendary for having one of the best crowds in the world and our aim is to champion that by attracting dance music fans from all over the UK and beyond.”Established in 1991, The Arches was renowned as a “powerhouse” of Scotland’s electronic music scene and was said to have helped to launch the careers of numerous famous Scottish acts.Its initial closure was brought about when, in the space of a month, a woman was found unconscious in the venue and police officers recorded 26 separate drug and alcohol related incidents.The venue was pushed into administration by Glasgow city council’s decision to “vary” the license, meaning it had to close by midnight.

The Scottish Government is pushing forward with a clampdown on second homes to help boost housing supply in rural areas.

St Cuthbert Wanderers boss Ian Clark believes his players need to up their fitness levels to compete with sides for a full 90 minutes.