Plans to redevelop a former factory site in Livingston for housing have been rejected.
The Second World War Comes to Queensferry has been developed in partnership with the Queensferry History Group and brings together photographs, research and local memories to reveal how the community experienced the upheaval of war.
An environmental charity has launched a new five-year biodiversity plan to protect the River Tweed from non-native species which threaten it.
Positives and negatives are identified in the latest report on a Borders out of school club.
An historic Borders tower which was an inspiration to Sir Walter Scott is now open to the public.
ScotRail has recorded a 92 per cent customer satisfaction score in the first six-monthly official independent Rail Customer Experience Survey (RCXS).
The Edinburgh King’s Theatre redevelopment approaches the final stages in the latest project update from Capital Theatres.
Rainy days are ahead at the National Library of Scotland in Edinburgh as a special exhibition opens exploring Scotland’s fascination with rain.
Children will be given back their childhoods under major new UK Government plans to ban social media platforms from offering services to under-16s.
Edinburgh Council will object to the listing of a city tower block, and lodge an appeal if it is listed, after a decision by city councillors at Wednesday’s planning committee meeting.
Selkirk Leisure Centre has introduced new opening hours following customer feedback.
Midlothian Council has warned staff not to display Scotland flags or wear national team jerseys during the World Cup.
A 31-year-old man has been sentenced to 14 years in prison after being found guilty of a string of violent sexual offences in East Lothian.
Vulnerable residents in Midlothian have waited up to a year to have a care package put in place to support them in their home, a new report has revealed.
As more people across the UK discover the joy of gardening understanding compost is one of the most important steps to grow healthy and thriving plants.
UK data centre and digital infrastructure platform Pulsant today announced the completion of a £500,000 investment programme across its three Edinburgh sites, including Scotland’s most connected data centre at South Gyle.
Organisers of Grand Départ GB 2027 have announced that 5 will broadcast daily free-to-air coverage of both races to audiences across the UK for the next three years.
South of Scotland MSP Duncan Dunlop has paid a visit to the site of a proposed data centre which developers want to build at a site to the west of Duns.
The future of two East Lothian fire stations will be decided next week as fire chiefs are recommended to approve a merger.
One of the UK’s most recognised authorities on money has received an honorary degree from Heriot-Watt University during its summer graduation ceremonies.
ScotRail has been recognised as an industry leader for its approach to safeguarding, security, and public protection.
Marionville Fire Station is no longer recommended for closure in the immediate term, according to papers before a Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) board meeting.
Two new homes are to rise from the ashes in the Tweed Valley after properties were gutted in a blaze last summer.
Hawick councillors have united to ensure that the town has a Christmas tree in place over the festive period.
