24th February 2025

Family call for stroke symptoms change after father’s death

Rahim Cham

St Johnstone supporter living with cancer named Fan of the Year

Selena Jackson

Angus residents wait to hear how high council tax will rise

Lynne Rankin

Dundee University staff begin three-week strike action

Susan Nicholson

Residents considering legal action over RAAC affected homes

Grainne NiGhreachain

21st February 2025

Sarwar promises biggest NHS reforms in decades at party conference

Ewan Petrie

Parents speak of ‘utter chaos’ after defects found in school

Olly Dickinson

Edinburgh business hoping to tackle fast fashion habits

Laura Piper

Book uncovering Dundee’s Gaelic roots hoping to inspire learners

Fraser Nicoll

Businesses in Moray facing ‘double whammy’ of new taxes

Iain Ramage

Venison to be supplied to schools in bid to control deer numbers

Susan Nicholson

Charities unite to urge council not to cut their funding

Reem Satar

20th February 2025

Police raid homes in suspected human trafficking and drugs case

Lynne Rankin

Veterans charity launches first-ever public fundraising campaign

Lewis Michie

Dundee councillors want more ‘community clean-ups’

Fraser Nicoll

Entire generation of Scots failed, say disability campaigners

Nicola McAlley

19th February 2025

Council tax expected to rise ahead of local authority budgets

Ewan Petrie

A-listers back call to save Dunoon Burgh Hall from closure

Vanessa Taaffe

Edinburgh local authority expected to hike council tax by 7%

Lewis Michie

New poll shows growing support for lynx reintroduction

Nicola McAlley

Families concerned for health and social care amid council cuts

Grainne NiGhreachain

18th February 2025

Hundreds of prisoners released early to tackle overcrowding

Vanessa Taaffe

Justice system still feeling Covid impact, say campaigners

Gordon Chree

Former steel works at heart of housing regeneration plans

Rahim Cham

High tech laser helping to protect and restore historical sites

Felicity Clifford

‘Frustration’ as farming talks with ministers no further forward

Iain Ramage