Cult band Fun Lovin’ Criminals will perform four dates in Scotland from this week. The concerts are part of a 50-date world tour to publicise their first album in 15 years. Founding member, multi ...

A housing charity opposes a second bid by Edinburgh Council to hold off allocating any council houses until March 2027.

A 34-year-old man has been convicted of endangering the life of police officers after attempting to petrol bomb Livingston Police Station. Jamie Taylor, also known as Jamie Heggie, pleaded guilty at ...

Livingston manager David Martindale has vowed to move on from last weekend’s penalty controversy against Rangers. However, ...

The operators of a Musselburgh pub where a 17-year-old boy is accused of throwing a pint glass in a customer’s face while another man allegedly attacked someone else with a pool cue have been given an ...

The idea for a new business came when trying to choose a padel racket with an attractive design. Founder Georgie Rennie found ...

Commercial waste dumped by travellers on a site in Linlithgow is still in place four months after they moved on. The site, next to Linlithgow’s Xcite leisure centre on McGinley Way, was occupied over ...

Councillors in West Lothian have backed a motion of congratulation to staff at Linlithgow’s Xcite leisure centre.   The team won a national award last month recognised as the Active Regional Centre of ...

There has been an increase in fake currency notes circulating in the West Lothian area. Local businesses are reporting a rise of cases of counterfeit banknotes predominately £20 notes in circulation.

Darren McGregor remains confident the Hibs youngsters will progress to the UEFA Youth League last 32 following his side’s 1-0 first leg defeat to Dynamo Kyiv. The third round tie, which took place in ...

The UK budget was published in error by the Office for Budget Responsibility ahead of the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, standing up in the House of Commons to deliver her budget speech. This was ...

Workers at Rockstar North who say they were fired for taking part in trade union activity should be supported by the council, according to one councillor. Late last month, 31 staff at the Edinburgh ...