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Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters have staged sit-ins at two Scottish mainline stations with organisers claiming police had stopped a march from proceeding in Edinburgh.
Footage on social media showed Waverley station forecourt full of demonstrato…
Howden Scotland, formerly known as Bruce Stevenson, has acquired Glasgow-based business insurance firm Neilson Laurence & Neil.
The transaction strengthens Howden’s presence in Scotland, with Neilson Laurence & Neil set to fully integrate into the Howd…
Morris & Spottiswood has exceeded pre-Covid turnover and more than doubled profitability over the last year.
The Glasgow-based construction group – which specialises in fit-out, housing, mechanical and electrical services – reported a 10% rise in turno…
The disruption has been caused by a failure of electricity supply in the Edinburgh area, National Rail said.
Trains scheduled to run through Edinburgh Waverley may be cancelled, severely delayed by up to 60 minutes or revised.
The train operator decla…
A yellow warning for rain is in place for the east coast, from the Moray coast stretching down to Hull, until 6am on Friday.
In the south of England and Channel Islands on Thursday, the storm brought gusts of more than 100mph in some parts, leaving tho…
A pick-up truck which struck a footballer and left him fighting for his life in hospital was being driven by a police officer at the time of the collision.
Dean Watson was hit by the black Mitsubishi L200 at around 1.30am on Sunday, October 22 while al…
Rail services between Glasgow Central[1] and Lanark have been halted due to a broken down train
ScotRail[2] says it is unable to run services along the route after the 7.16am service developed a fault between Carstairs and Carluke. Trains running betwe…
A COP was driving a pick-up truck that struck a footballer and left him fighting for his life in hospital, it has emerged.
Dean Watson, 24, was mowed down in the early hours as he walked along the B7076[1] near Ecclefechan, Dumfries[2] and Galloway.
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Network Rail[1] has installed a temporary footbridge as part of its work to replace the bridge over the railway on Glasgow[2]’s Shields Road.
The temporary structure is ninety metres long and spans the four rail lines running below. Installing it will …
A number of ticket offices across Lancashire would have closed as part of a nationwide programme to save costs.
Hyndburn councillor Mike Booth said the government had finally put “people before profits”, while Blackburn Darwen[1] Council’s leader said …