In Scotland, ‘green lairds’ are buying vast estates for carbon credits
Locals fear the “green rush” will result in even more extreme concentration of land ownership in a warming world.
Falkirk village primary school with just 15 pupils to close for good
A small village primary school with 15 pupils will close for good at the end of June, Falkirk councillors agreed today, ...
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Cam Smith backs decision to split up Australian Open golf tournaments
Former British Open champion Cam Smith was vocal in his criticism of both the men’s and women’s Australian Open tournaments being played concurrently, so he was more than pleased to ...
Scottish colourists exhibition: the painters who stood shoulder to shoulder with Matisse and Cezanne
In the early years of the 20th century, four painters left behind a drab grey Presbyterian Scotland for the exciting ...
Scotland's £1 million-plus property market surges
Scotland’s top-end property market has shown 'remarkable resilience' in 2024, with increased sales despite ongoing political ...
Sarwar accused of ‘face-saving’ after ‘radio silence’ on Grangemouth closure
Sarwar accused of ‘face-saving’ after ‘radio silence’ on Grangemouth closure - The Unite union attacked the Scottish Labour ...
Rise in £1m house sales driven by cost of controversial VAT on fees for private schools
Families from south of the Border trying to offset the VAT rise in private school fees are fuelling top-end property sales in ...
Labour MP says PM ‘underwhelming’ on Grangemouth and Sarwar ‘very quiet’
Brian Leishman said hundreds of looming redundancies at the industrial site were the ‘definition of an unjust transition’.