Simple-but-captivating debut flick for writer-director Alison Locke.

Czech manufacturer Skoda has confirmed final UK specifications, pricing and order details for the new, all-electric Epiq which will be priced from £24,950.

Corinne McCleish, 46, is urging others not to delay their smear test after her own diagnosis with cervical cancer and highlights how talking with friends helped encourage those around her to attend screening without hesitation.

Pam Tait has been named the winner of the Pioneering Award at the Heart of Pet Blood Bank Awards, sponsored by CVS Vets. The award recognises individuals who have helped drive innovation, awareness, and growth within the charity.

The Scotland midfielder grew up in Quarter and his home community is getting behind him as Steve Clarke's side prepare for their highly-anticipated Group C campaign.

Six new strategic projects will be scoped out to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing communities.

The new team at St Mark's Primary has been gifted vital strips, training gear and equipment as they take to the pitch.

The Abercorn House group admired the special scenery and even tried out a virtual reality simulator.

He told one man: ‘I’m going to murder you. I’m going to come right through your skull’.

Gary Henderson, 33, was jailed for 38 months after he admitted two assaults on his ex-partner in Cumbernauld.

Described as ‘High School Musical meets Braveheart’; Caledonia High follows the adolescent adventures, fierce rivalries, and soaring ambitions of students at a high-octane Scottish performing arts school.

The YPI National Event 2026, held at Perth Concert Hall, brought together more than 1,100 young people, educators, third-sector leaders, charities, and funding partners.

Calum Alexander and Liam Reynolds, participants from the charity AWARE Scotland, were part of a group of supporters who gave the men’s team a rallying cry.

The Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill, that would give the UK Government the authority to nationalise steel companies, when necessary, is currently moving through Parliament.

The “corporate parenting” commitment details how the health board will meet its responsibility to uphold the rights, ensure the wellbeing and create and enhance the life opportunities of children, young people and adults who have experience of being in care.

Peter McGuinness, 60, and his brother Kevin, 58, were ordered to carry out 200 hours of unpaid work each following the altercation in May 2025.

The ward's 15,000 voters will go to the polls on July 9

Council officials say: “We absolutely condemn this attack on a place of learning for young children”

The investment, announced as part of the council’s 2026/27 budget, will deliver significant upgrades to sports facilities, heritage venues, community centres and public spaces.

Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Park will be transformed for 11 days to allow families and fans to gather to watch the Games on giant screens, while getting the chance to try a diverse range of physical activities – inspired by the Summer of Sport.

There will be with a special celebration in schools on Thursday, June 11.

Residents who reside within the closure will be contacted with additional arrangements prior to works commencing.

Between now and October 2026, the Edinburgh-based bank giant has confirmed it will be shuttering branches located in 12 areas.

The project was shaped by local young people from the beginning and was delivered by North Lanarkshire Council’s Community Partnership Team in partnership with the Stepps & District Community Council.

Through one-to-one support from Business Gateway senior business adviser, John McAndrew, the hospice received guidance to navigate the funding application process and identify additional expert support to strengthen the project.

The celebration formed part of Morningside Care Home’s ongoing efforts to strengthen connections between residents and the wider community while recognising the important role older people play in local life.

Ian McDonald, of Cosmic Grooves CIC in Lanark, is urging everyone in the region to fly the flag for local businesses as part of Scotland Loves Local Week, which starts on Saturday, June 13.

John McGuigan turned to SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, when debt threatened to take over his life.

Connor Reilly, 32, of Dundyvan Road, Coatbridge, was handed a 28-month stretch at Hamilton Sheriff Court.

The Biggar branch of RBS will close on September 16, with the town then receiving weekly mobile bank visits