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Peers living in Scotland rack up bill of more than £2m in 12 months.
Company risk assesment highlights consequences of no-deal EU split for Scottish Businesses
BREXIT could damage university research in Scotland for at least a decade, hitting funding, vital collaborations and disciplines crucial to the economy, confidential documents have revealed.
Sometimes it can be hard to understand how a planning proposal will really look.
The City of Edinburgh Council paid out almost £1million to a 'fixer' to shore up the troubled tram project, it has emerged. Figures revealed under Freedom of Information legislation show that private firm Hg Consulting has been paid a total of £1.08m by the council over the last five years.
A new economic assessment of Leith has revealed that 3500 jobs have been lost from the area in just five years, confirming the failure of masterplan after masterplan for the port area.
Could the city elect a penguin as provost in May?
54 registered charities in Scotland have websites which are blocked by one or more of the main UK Internet Service Providers.
A car park on the edge of an out of town shopping centre may seem an inauspicious place for the public debut of a multi-million pound piece of transport infrastructure.
Earlier this year Salamander Street was named by Friends of the Earth Scotland as the fifth most polluted street in Scotland when it comes to particulate matter in the air, and so it seemed like an appropriate time to do a bit of sniffing about to find out what exactly is going on and whether anything is being done about tackling the problem.