Scottish Government

The new UK-EU deal keeps the status quo of EU boats having access to UK waters until 2038 (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty)

Westminster trading away fishing rights - Angus Robertson

Liberal Democrat MSP Liam McArthur speaks tio suppoters ahead of Tuesday's vote for the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill . Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Holyrood finally shows us its true talent for serious debate - Susan Dalgety

All 22 Edinburgh high schools ranked from best to worst

Edinburgh's 17 biggest crime hotspots named

Record numbers of pupils with additional support needs in city schools

Gregor Poynton MP outside the Scottish Institute

Gregor Poynton MP sends clear message to Scottish Government to support students...

Cllr Stephen Jenkinson, City Transport and Environment Convener

Exciting times ahead for transport in Edinburgh - Stephen Jenkinson

Three businesses in Pendle failed to ask for ID and sold vapes to underage volunteers.

Trading standards officials say they lack funding to tackle vape ban

Scroll through our picture gallery to see the 21 top-rated GP surgeries in Edinburgh. Photo: Pixabay

These are Edinburgh's 21 best rated GP surgeries

These are Edinburgh's 21 worst rated GP surgeries

Gregor Poynton MP recently met with representatives of West Lothian Litter pickers at his office in Craigshill to discuss their key issues.

Minister sweeps aside 'rubbish' SNP record as West Lothian litter pickers win Co...

A proposal for a congestion charge was put to a referendum in Edinburgh in February 2005 – and defeated

Steering clear of congestion charge - Steve Cardownie

Gregor Poynton MP outside St. John's Hospital in Livingston

Political opinion: UK Minister backs Livingston MP over SNP 'failure' on lung ca...

Edinburgh City

Thousands of homes lie empty in Edinburgh: What needs to be done?

Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce director of policy Jo Davidson

All eyes on First Minister for our economic roadmap - Joanne Davidson

John Swinney opens Heineken's new Edinburgh offices
First Minister John Swinney will today pledge to accelerate action to help businesses invest, create jobs and grow the economy as he opens the new city-centre offices of brewing giants Heineken.
Ian Swanson

Time for city council to stop seeing car drivers as bogeymen - Sue Webber

Concers have been raised over the Scottish Government's housebuilding programme

We need to prioritise housing spending - Sue Webber

The number of fines issued for breaching Edinburgh's low emission zone is on the rise

City council’s anti-car policy needs a radical rethink - Iain Whyte

Dunbar’s Jamie Duguid shows off the Craigmillar Park Open trophy flanked by club captain Sal Shepherd, left, and tournament organiser Jim Orr

Golfer's thrill watching Masters holding trophy won by Nick Faldo

Foysol Choudhury visited East Calder with Gregor Poynton MP to meet health centre staff and campaigners

We won’t give up fight for new health centre - Foysol Choudhury

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds during a visit to the British Steel site in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, after ministers took over British Steel under emergency legislation in an effort to stop Britain's last primary steelmaking facility from closing irrevocably (Picture: Darren Staples/PA Wire)

Decisive action to protect jobs - Ian Murray

Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce director of policy Jo Davidson

Politicians must mean what they say about growth - Joanne Davidson

Police budgets have been slashed

Time to invest in Police Scotland - Sue Webber

Net Zero targets are fine but need a common sense approach - Sue Webber

Granton Gasholder Park 1 opening is a huge milestone for the £1.3bn Granton Waterfront project

Gasholder Park helps Granton take a big step forward - Steve Cardownie

Chief Superintendent David Robertson, Divisional Commander, City of Edinburgh

Making inroads in fight against organised crime - David Robertson
This column comes at an opportune time for me to provide an update to our communities following the recent incidents involving individuals associated with organised crime targeting one another within the city.
David Robertson

Devolution is under attack - Angus Robertson

A stock photo of a Lothian Buses bus.

Council to call on the expansion of free bus travel to include carers

The Gasholder 1 Park sits within the completely restored gasholder with views over the Firth of Forth.

New park opens within former gasholder

Foysol Choudhury, Lothian Region MSP

Volunteering in Edinburgh and Lothian in decline - Foysol Choudhury

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves hopes changes to National Insurance will raise up to £25.7 billion (Picture: Carl Court/Getty Images)

We're paying the price of Labour and SNP - Sue Webber

Scotrail has had to pay out an eye-watering £2.5 million in compensation to passengers for delayed or cancelled services in the three years since the SNP Scottish Government nationalised the company, says Sue Webber

Footing the bill for rail delays - Sue Webber

Scottish Green Party co-leader Lorna Slater

City renters should be protected from unfair rises - Lorna Slater

Almost half of Scots are worried about being able to afford their energy bills over the coming year

Energy bills top Scots' worry list - Angus Robertson

Dougray Scott leads the 2024 Tartan Day parade in New York (Pic: Kylie Corwin)

Tartan Day flies the flag for Scotland’s interests abroad - Angus Robertson

New eye hospital won't be built for another six years

Reeves’ good news message for Scotland - Ian Murray

Mark Stanley, Owen Cooper and Stephen Graham in Adolescence

Adolescence holds a vital mirror up to our society - Alex Cole-Hamilton

Race Director Christian Prudhomme presents The Duchess of Edinburgh with a yellow jersey at the 2027 Tour de France launch event, at Edinburgh Castle

Vive le Tour Grande Départ - Angus Robertson

SNP finance secretary Shona Robison

The SNP is good for business - Angus Robertson

By 2040, more than 730,000 people in Scotland will be aged 75 or over.

Housing leader warns that older people remain at risk as support services strugg...

Citywide firework control zone ruled out by council

UK Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall making a statement on welfare reform in the House of Commons on Tuesday

Vision for fairer welfare system - Ian Murray

Residents demand action over 'intolerable' GP waiting times

First Minister John Swinney speaking at the Global Offshore Wind Investment Forum at the Caledonian Hilton in Edinburgh (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/PA Wire)

Scotland shows global leadership - Angus Robertson

Fair Trade nation once again - Angus Robertson

Cloud of police investigation should not obscure talented politician Ian Swanson

East Lothian's 15 'best and worst' GP surgeries

Cara Hilton, Senior Policy Manager at Trussell

Disabled people shouldn’t bear the brunt of the challenges our country faces

'Crucial' city centre cycle link restored after flooding issues

Mr Hoy pledged to continue to try to find a long-term solution.

Six-month pause on GP surgery charges

It’s 60 years since the last regular passenger train made its final journey on Edinburgh’s South Suburban railway, now a group of Heriot-Watt University engineering postgraduates are looking into the feasibility of reopening it

I'm backing South Suburban plan - Sue Webber

Ben and Vicki Prowse from The Polwarth Tavern with MP Ian Murray

Who are your local business heroes? - Ian Murray

Gregor Poynton MP for the Livingston Constituency has argued for the introduction of Firework Control Zones by the local authority.

Livingston Constituency MP takes action to ensure local voices are heard on fire...