ScotRail is encouraging customers and staff across the country to take action to support good mental health.
Approval has been granted for conversion of a four-star Borders guest house into a family home.
Councillors have agreed how the new £2m Participatory Budgeting (PB) programme will fund the local neighbourhood projects chosen by residents.
An East Lothian fried chicken shop has been denied a late licence because of previous incidents.
Enforcement action will not be taken against a developer who failed to include public toilets in a massive new development, according to council documents.
A new path providing an alternative safer route for pupils attending Wallyford Primary School has been completed.
Members of Scottish Borders Council are being asked to endorse spending of more than £5m to revitalise two leisure complexes.
A bid by a Borders seafood company for a compound to house 53 storage containers has been approved – despite concerns raised by objectors.
The lifespan of a community shop that has become a vital hub in a Borders village has been extended.
The 2026 Sunday Times Rich List charts the wealth of the 350 richest people in the UK.
Two Midlothian landmarks are set to feature in a new television series about some of the country’s architectural gems.
ScotRail is reminding customers that its new timetable will come into effect from Sunday, 17 May 2026.
A St David’s High School teacher has returned to her life of teaching after her fashion designs were selected to feature in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
University and College Union (UCU) Scotland members at Heriot-Watt University today began the first of six strike days across May and June.
Trainspotting The Musical will embark on a major UK tour opening at the Edinburgh Playhouse on 19 October.
Five-star housebuilder Cruden has submitted plans for a major new affordable housing development at Almondvale Parkway in Livingston.
Whitecraig Primary School in East Lothian has been nominated for a prestigious design award.
In December it was announced that three local communities would benefit from Pride in Place funding.
A world-leading technology expert who advised President Obama will speak at a public event in Edinburgh to discuss the impact of AI on the future of democracy.
Launching a crowdfunding campaign to support the ambitious addition, the venue aims to build on its 2025 manifesto as the Fringe's first fully vegan multi-vendor venue.
In a video released by the City of Edinburgh Council this week, a strong sense of community shines through at Western Villages.
East Lothian Council’s plan to manage the local roads network amid rising demands from population growth and new developments was approved by Cabinet.
Edinburgh Remakery’s contribution to digital exclusion has been recognised with the King’s Award for Enterprise.
A Linlithgow-based nursery appealed to West Lothian Council to work with the private sector to lobby the Scottish Government.
