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Fascinating new chapters for two Scottish financial heavyweights
13+ hour, 50+ min ago (905+ words) It has been interesting to watch the latest developments at Standard Life and at the financial giant formerly known by that name, both based in Edinburgh. The fund management business previously known as Standard Life Aberdeen, created by the merger…...
Scottish 'heritage wonderland' tells story of once world-leading industry
13+ hour, 53+ min ago (1263+ words) It's a "community asset and social enterprise at heart" that attracted 145,500 visitors in the last year. The managing director of the Scottish "heritage wonderland" helps tell the story of a crucial area in the country's history. Jen Howard Coombes said:…...
Prestwick Airport puts prime airport estate land on the market
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (216+ words) A new development area has been put up for sale at Prestwick Airport. Known as the East Cross Block, the site sits within the terminal building and is being marketed as a prime commercial or aviation-related opportunity. The site benefits…...
Protesters campaign against Glasgow Subway’s 'dangerous' lack of accessibility
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (497+ words) Disability campaigners say they have been made to feel like a “safety risk” using the Glasgow Subway network, at a protest outside of Kelvinbridge Subway station. A group of 40 campaigners gathered last weekend and were protesting what they say are…...
Councillor questions ‘rosy projections’ around £16m plans for town square
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (1099+ words) A £16 million transformation of Burns Statue Square has been approved despite warnings from some councillors over the impact on businesses and the wider Ayr town centre. South Ayrshire Council backed the final designs for the major regeneration project by 19 votes…...
Show me the money: UK golf ventures into the private equity era
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (568+ words) Welcome to The Herald's weekly snapshot of golf business news in Scotland. The future of The Glen Golf Club in North Berwick has become one of the most closely-watched debates in Scottish golf. Members are considering a proposal that would…...
New ScotRail app contract could outlast Scotland’s integrated ticketing rollout
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (345+ words) The contract for ScotRail's new mobile app and digital retailing platform could outlive the implementation of integrated ticketing on Scottish public transport, as the earliest possible start date for the system has been revealed. Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn previously said…...
'Staggering disregard' for marine life as new documents emerge in subsea cable row
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (500+ words) Campaigners have accused the Scottish Government's nature advisory of 'staggering disregard' for wildlife after a controversial subsea cable was given approval. NatureScot staff are accused of having capitulated in the process of awarding a Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution (SHEPD)…...
Patriarch of famous Glasgow clothes store dies
2+ day, 8+ hour ago (482+ words) Born: May 26, 1930; Died: August 15, 2026 Peter Craig Paisley, who has died aged 96, was born in Helensburgh and made what he jokingly described as the “long journey” to Rhu upon his marriage, where he and his beloved wife, Maureen, made their home…...
Scottish Government backs £1bn vision for home of Hydro and Armadillo in Glasgow
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (1419+ words) The Scottish Government has thrown its weight behind expansion plans for the home of the Hydro and Armadillo on Glasgow’s waterfront. Economy and tourism secretary Stephen Flynn has hailed the “vital contribution” made by the Scottish Event Campus after it…...