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BBC Scotland suspends Catriona Shearer following drink-driving conviction

Effie Sinclair · 14 Jul

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 launches with record 3,800 shows and expanded diversity programme

Mairi Nicolson · 13 Jul

Historic Environment Scotland drops Duff House promotion over slavery links

Effie Sinclair · 13 Jul

Edinburgh's National Gallery completes £38 million transformation with new Scottish art focus

Mairi Nicolson · 10 Jul

Riverside Park opens in Govan, restoring community access to the Clyde after four decades

Effie Sinclair · 9 Jul

Kelvingrove unveils major exhibition confronting Glasgow's role in transatlantic slave trade

Mairi Nicolson · 5 Jul

Glasgow launches slavery and colonial trail to confront city's historic links to empire

Effie Sinclair · 5 Jul

Scottish Government announces National Museum of Slavery and Empire for Glasgow

Mairi Nicolson · 4 Jul

Scottish Borders wins backing for first new national park in two decades

Effie Sinclair and Mairi Nicolson · 28 Jun

Glasgow Council backs National Gallery of Scottish Women Artists for GoMA building

Mairi Nicolson · 21 Jun

Scottish Opera announces 2026/27 season with world premiere inspired by island life

Effie Sinclair · 13 Jun

Glasgow's West End Festival launches with record 350 events across three weeks

Mairi Nicolson · 13 Jun