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Further court closures considered
A fresh round of court closures is being considered beyond those already planned, according to the Scottish Court Service's chief executive.
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Youths sought over train disorder
British Transport Police are searching for about 30 youths behind vandalism and disorder on a train from Wemyss Bay to Glasgow Central.
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Praise for local support for air ambulance service
James Gray-Cheape, SCAA Ambassador to Forfar, Kirriemuir and the Angus Glens, with George Currie of Currie & Co.
11m Games upgrade station is back on track
Services to and from Dalmar-nock were back on track after problems with ground work derailed a 11million upgrade ahead of the 2014 Common-wealth Games.
Calls for cash for greener buses as figures show Wales trailing...
Lack of grants in Wales blamed for nation's eco-bus shortage, while 434 are on the roads over the border The Welsh Government has been urged to fund greener buses as towns and cities struggle to cut air pollution, amid suggestions Wales is lagging behind England and Scotland on the issue.
Sharkey murder trial: Accused threatened bouncer of pub which burned down, a jury hears
THE court heard Scott Snowden told a steward, who kicked him out of The Garth Inn in Helensburgh, that he would "make his life hell"- days later it burned down.
'Energetic' storm warning issued
The Met Office has issued both amber and yellow warnings for parts of the country in the afternoon and evening.
A number of local bus services in Arbroath operating are set for changes which will come into effect from Monday .
A 8m contracts to boost staff numbers at Skene by 10%
SKENE Group is planning to hire around 20 new staff after picking up construction and civil engineering contracts worth 8 million.
Scotland's tough call: stay in the UK, or stay in the EU? | Angus Roxburgh
The Scots are accustomed to having their views ignored in the British political system.
Ally Swinton: 'I was thinking: This is really it. I am going off a...
'I was thinking: This is really it. I am going off a cliff. I am going to die': Miracle survivor of 2,000ft avalanche fall reveals terrifying moment he was forced to SWIM to safety through snow Ally Swinton, pictured with his ripped clothes, survived a 2,000ft avalanche fall while walking along a ridge towards Mont Blanc A British climber ... (more)
John Niven: New Documentary Skint exposes the lengths British...
JOHN hits out at the Coalition Government and its cut backs as thousands of families across the Britain try to survive on the most meagre of state handouts.
Giant firm tells Scotland to pay up
The 40 billion engineering giant, Babcock, is demanding up to 500,000 from the Scottish Government's wildlife agency because it opposed the company's plans for a major new freight terminal in Fife.
Mortuary worker accused of removing identification tags from body in an attempt to smear colleagues
SHARON Conway is claiming unfair dismissal at an employment tribunal and says other bodies were wrongly tagged in the past.
Blaze deaths landlord jailed for breaching orders
A landlord has been jailed for violating fire safety regulations after a blaze that killed a Scots apprentice jockey and a fellow rider.
Aldi reject site bid from council
The council had made an offer to the supermarket firm in the hope of taking over the derelict site as the base for its new headquarters.
Bo'ness skatepark public meeting
FIVE potential sites for a skatepark in Bo'ness have been revealed, ahead of a public meeting on May 29 for which a big turn-out is hoped.
Four Senses - Plus One of Adventure
On September 1, 2012, Scottish school teacher Gerry Hughes set out from the Firth of Clyde in Scotland in his Bruce Farr-designed Beneteau 42s7, Quest III .
Drummer Roger Taylor and singer Freddie Mercury of the British rock band Queen perform at the Playhouse in Edinburgh, Scotland, 1st September 1976.