Almost 3 million matured Child Trust Fund accounts have been claimed or transferred into an Individual Savings Account since September 2020.

Roslin’s Great British Sewing Bee finalist Emma Morwood has been hailed an “absolute star” by Midlothian councillors following her success on the BBC One show.

East Lothian Council Trading Standards officers, accompanied by Police Scotland and specialist tobacco detection dogs, seized more than 20,000 illicit cigarettes during a recent operation.

Scottish Greens have branded Edinburgh Airport’s £500m expansion plans “climate vandalism” as the first phase of a major investment programme gets underway.

The Dalkeith-based Energy Training Academy (ETA) is hoping to land its first national honour after being shortlisted for a prestigious award at the 2026 H&V News Awards.

Visitors to Edinburgh’s Dynamic Earth can now see how quickly glaciers around the world are disappearing through a new exhibit using real-time scientific data.

Edinburgh’s Soundhouse Winter Festival will return to the Traverse Theatre this November with five days of jazz, folk and indie music from artists across Scotland and beyond.

Scientists and conservationists gathered at Edinburgh Zoo to learn how the RZSS WildGenes Biobank is using genetic resources to help protect endangered species.

West Lothian’s Anti-Poverty Service sees the bulk of its customers from households in Bathgate. More than £4.5m in unclaimed ...

The Scottish Government has been branded “deplorable” in its refusal to pay towards the delivery of the new St Kentigern’s Academy despite boasting it would do so in its election manifesto.

A Scottish Borders campaigner has criticised energy policy after grid constraint costs soared to £1.9 billion, pushing up ...

Fears for the future of a vital Post Office in the heart of Midlothian were today eased as councillors were told ‘solid offers’ to take over the service were already under discussion.