The emergency motels in Rotorua are associated with anti-social behaviour and harm local tourism, Hotel Council's James Doolan says.

EXCLUSIVE: A letter seen by the Record shows the First Minister is not backing down in the bitter dispute with local authorities.

The Scottish Lib Dem leader said people from other countries jet in to volunteer in election campaigns "in every free democracy in the world."

The youngsters from Rainbow Nursery in Bathgate had a great day jumping in muddy puddles with their new pooch pals during the walk/toddle at Balbardie Park on Monday

Vincenzo's ran a special menu over two days to fundraise for local Women's Aid

The proposed sites in Blairforkie Drive in Bridge of Allan and Kellie Wynd in Dunblane were under the microscope.

The Press Association of Jamaica (PAJ) has condemned remarks by People's National Party (PNP) spokesman Peter Bunting, who recently questioned whether certain police officers are being promoted because of ties with a "friendly media house".

A childhood emergency was declared in Scotland by Children First on Wednesday amid a surge in online bullying incidents and attacks on kids.

Cordale Housing Association have started work on a development worth £5.4m of 25 new homes at Dalquhurn Lane in the village, with the Scottish Government providing £2.6m to the project.

Christian Aid worker Katie Roxburgh tells of the importance of charity work is giving kids lives worth living.

A 13-year-old was sold vodka and a 17-year-old was sold wine, vodka, WKD and Four Loko.

The Accounts Commission has said tough decisions will have to be made in Edinburgh.

Local government is facing an existential threat from declining voter turnout and a reliable replacement must be found for postal voting, a new...

Marie Robertson has so far refused to apologise for her comments and the SNP has not said whether it still backs her.

Evil William Stewart viciously drove his car at the 12-year-old following an incident in Paisley in 2022.

With the agricultural sector suffering an estimated $14-billion loss annually, due to praedial larceny, the Government is taking steps to recruit 300 wardens to tackle the scourge. The first recruitment drive for 100 wardens took place on Tuesday...

NORTHERN CARIBBEAN University (NCU) President Professor Lincoln Edwards has emphasised that climate change is not a hoax for people living in the Caribbean, as their lives have been affected in adverse ways by effects such as rising sea levels and...

The Housing Executive says it places people in the pods outside Belfast only as a last resort.