A Holyrood committee wants to hear from workers in the north-east and Moray in the oil and gas industry ahead of its inquiry into a Just Transition.
A six-month trial that will introduce cheaper and simpler fares on ScotRail services will get underway from Monday, October 2.
Seed potato exports to NI restart from September 30 but Gordon MP told by DEFRA that exports not discussed with EU since March.
Alison Argo will step down as secretary/treasurer of the Royal Northern Agricultural Society in November as two new appointments are announced.
Pro-active action by officers saw millions of pounds worth of illegal drugs recovered, between April and June 2023.
Thunderstorms are expected to develop over England and Wales then move north and north-east into Northern Ireland and parts of northern Scotland.
A combination of increasing demands along with a reduction in officers and staff is having a detrimental effect on Police Scotland’s performance.
The Scottish Government has launched a consultation asking for views on its plans to accelerate nature restoration and regeneration in the country.
UNISON, Scotland’s largest local government union says members will take part in the action over three days from Tuesday September 26 to Thursday 28.
A company developing a power source for tractors that runs on hydrogen is one of 12 innovators who have received a share of £11 million in funding.
Quality Meat Scotland has released an updated assessment of the economic contribution of Scotland’s red meat supply chain to the Scottish economy.
Alan Hutcheon who is also non-executive director of ANM Group has been elected president of the Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers in Scotland.
UNISON has written to COSLA to say it is preparing to close 1868 schools across Scotland when over 21,000 members go on strike later this month.
The farming union identifies five key areas for agriculture to take priority as Parliament returns and the Programme for Government is published.
Golfers Callum Scott (Nairn) and Carmen Griffiths (Aboyne) have been selected for Scotland at the World Amateur Team Championship events in Abu Dhabi.
The search is on for two enthusiastic sheep producers who can share their sheep farming stories with the public as the faces of an industry campaign.
Research by psychologists at the University of Aberdeen reveals that rude pet owners are contributing to veterinary staff reconsidering their careers.
The Royal Society of Edinburgh is holding a free event to help people learn about how scientific research is working towards creating better barley.
Twenty scholarship funded places are on offer for the Scottish Agritourism conference which takes place in Perth in November.
The Future Farming Expo will feature insight from experts in robotics, diversification, carbon, business resilience and more.
