The Church of Scotland has expressed relief after Storm Éowyn only caused minimal damage to its buildings in Largs, Fairlie and Millport.

Agriculture minister Jim Fairlie has decided against recommendations to extend the season for culling female deer.

Agriculture minister Jim Fairlie has decided against recommendations to extend the season for culling female deer.

A joint operation between police in Largs and British Transport Police to clamp down on young vandals in towns and villages in the area has ...

Ahead of Valentine's Day, the Michelin Guide has shared a roundup of the "best hotels in Scotland" that have received ...

The Scottish Greens pushed for a change to the Welfare of Dogs (Scotland) Bill, but it was defeated at Holyrood.

Members of the rural community said the proposals to change the female deer cull season presented animal welfare issues and ...

A meeting between West Lothian Council, Winchburgh Developments Ltd, Transport Scotland and the Scottish Government’s ...

The cull has been so successful in reducing numbers that there is no longer a need to extend the female season, says Scottish minister. Deer managers say they have been spared the mental torment of ...

Scotland’s deer managers have hailed Scottish Government’s decision not to alter the female deer seasons, saying ...