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Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross will accuse the SNP of having the wrong priorities
SCOTTISH Conservative[1] leader Douglas Ross will accuse the SNP[2] of presiding over a “forgotten” Scotland in which those outside the central belt are ig…
In Edinburgh the city centre was brought to a standstill this morning as blizzard conditions affected visibility leading to gridlock.
A Lothian and Borders spokesman said: “It is chaos at the moment. We would urge people to stay off the roads until it …
A coked-up lorry driver who was 16 times the drug-drive limit during a double fatal road crash has been spared jail.
Former soldier Alan MacDonald was involved in a collision with a rented Mercedes C200 on the A9 near Dunkeld on October 6 last year.
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The Scottish government does not have enough money to deliver its £26bn public sector infrastructure plan, according to Audit Scotland.
Scotland is expected to miss its infrastructure targets and will be forced to pause several of its schedule projects…
Delays in building six of 11 new national treatment centres supposed to cut NHS backlogs caused by the pandemic also meant it was unlikely promises to patients would be kept.
Mr Boyle said an ambition to double maintenance spending would also be missed…
For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emailsSign up to our free breaking news emailsA police report into a crash which killed a couple off the M9 described the driver as “dangerous” and put the…
The cause of a lorry driver’s death in a crash on the A9 remains unexplained, a Fatal Accident Inquiry has heard.
Gordon Innes, 58, died after his vehicle collided with the rear of a lorry carrying logs near Alness last year.
Sheriff Gary Aitken has no…
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Roads seem to have been uppermost in many readers’ minds recently.
Debate around Academy Street proposals is still lively.
Starting in the wrong place to solve street woes
Many schemes have been propo…
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The Cairngorm funicular is expected to return to service later this month after latest setback.
On June 9, earlier this year, after being contacted by several Parkswatch readers raising safety concern…
If you’re a regular commuter, then your savings will mount up, says Colin Marr.
I had an interesting conversation with ScotRail last week about their trial to temporarily remove peak fares.
The trial was announced by Humza Yousaf in April and will r…