New lick of red for seaside sewers
A seaside resort's Victorian sewers are receiving a fresh lick of paint ahead of one of the biggest arts festivals in the country. Read Full Story
Council take legal action to remove travellers from Aberdeen park
Aberdeen City Council is taking legal action to remove a group of travellers who set up camp near the entrance to Hazlehead Park. Read Full Story
Sturgeon urges offshore wind boost
Future UK Government budgets for offshore wind are unlikely to support Scotland's ambitions to develop the industry, the First Minister has said. Read Full Story
Preparations continuing for Lysblink repairs
Preparations for towing the Lysblink Seaways to a repair facility are continuing in Mull. Read Full Story
Lochaber hospital wards reopen after norovirus outbreak
Both inpatient wards at Fort William's Belford Hospital have now reopened after an outbreak of the winter vomiting bug. Read Full Story
Missing Inverness man found
A missing Inverness man has been traced by police. Read Full Story
Angela Constance rules out teacher union exam call
Education Secretary Angela Constance has rejected a call to run the new advanced higher qualification in tandem with the existing one for an extra year. Read Full Story
Call to halt mesh implant ops
Scottish Health Secretary Shona Robison will urge all health boards to suspend mesh implant operations until an independent review into their use has published its report. Read Full Story
Doctor says more money must be invested in diabulimia research
A top north-east consultant psychiatrist has said more money must be invested in research to better treat diabetics with eating disorders. Read Full Story
Next stage for Stonehaven flood scheme to be discussed
Stonehaven’s long-awaited flood protection scheme could take another step forward next week. Read Full Story
Lorry firm still to pay for trail of destruction left through Moray village
Residents of a Moray village are threatening legal action to force a transport company responsible for £3,000 of damage to a war memorial to pay the repair bill. Read Full Story
Overweight baby total ‘horrendous’
More than 1,400 newborn babies have been classified as significantly overweight in the last four years, according to figures. Read Full Story
Burma captures rare white elephant
Burma says it has found a rare white elephant in the jungles of the western Ayeyarwaddy region. Read Full Story
Abuse ‘needs attitude revolution’
Tougher policing and mandatory reporting are needed to bring about a "revolution in attitudes" to child sex abuse, the shadow home secretary has said. Read Full Story
Cancer law veto ‘a death sentence’
A proposed law seeking to give doctors legal protection to use innovative treatments on patients when other options had been exhausted has been vetoed by the Liberal Democrats. Read Full Story
