Harriet Gardens puts 15 Social Bite Nest Houses on a Rutherglen sawmill, a second-village wager set against 19,004 households in temporary rooms.
Brodies leads Legal 500 Scotland 2027 with 32 top-tier rankings as Burness Paull loses sole second and energy stays Tier 2.
A Heriot-Watt survey told parliament that piece-rate pay drives illegal courier e-bikes, but the state answered with seizures and right-to-work checks.
Scottish Enterprise has put Nicola Anderson on a hard scale-up bet: take a fintech cluster method into quantum, photonics and life sciences.
Scotland’s 2024/25 induction teachers were more likely to be in school than last year’s cohort, yet only 23% held a full-time permanent post.
Bakkafrost doubled Scottish seawater losses after a Skye Pasteurella outbreak, while its Applecross hatchery, still about a third full.
Holyrood's 1,000-hectare lotting power sits unused while 408 owners still hold half of private rural land, with live rules parked until 2028.
Islander opened a Harris Tweed workshop in Covent Garden, adding London demand onto about 160 island weavers, with a second shop still due.
CGI takes Scotland’s 2027 council e-count on a single tender, returning after Fujitsu at about twice the last two contract figures.
After the missed 2024 deadline, only 62.4% of Scotland is on the Land Register. Higher plans-report fees now hit the titles still stuck in Sasines.