Other News Sources - The reasons behind the decision to axe the Glasgow Airport Rail Link have been thrown into confusion by Transport Minister Stewart Stevenson.

Other News Sources - Scotland will be cut off for thousands of air travellers this weekend after British Airways said just 10 out of 108 flights would take place between Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and London Heathrow.

The Herald - Scotland will be cut off for thousands of air travellers this weekend after British Airways said just 10 out of 108 flights would take place between Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and London Heathrow because of the Unite strike over pay, job cuts and working conditions.

JACOBS & Turner, the Glasgow-based outdoor clothing empire behind Trespass and Nevisport, is eyeing further expansion after a recovery in its fortunes last year.

City Building (Glasgow) LLP, a construction firm set up by Steven Purcell when he ran Glasgow City Council, is to have its accounts independently audited because it gave £10M of work to a company run by Willie Haughey, the Labour party’s biggest donor in Scotland.

City Building (Glasgow) LLP, a construction firm set up by Steven Purcell when he ran Glasgow City Council, is to have its accounts independently audited because it gave £10 million of work to a company run by Willie Haughey, the Labour party’s biggest donor in Scotland.

The Herald - Building a railway to connect Glasgow Airport to the city would have provided minimal benefit to Scotlands economy and had virtually no impact on cutting traffic or greenhouse gas emissions, Scotlands Transport Minister has claimed.

It has been revealed that 32% of mortgage holders in Edinburgh than 24% of those in Glasgow have been overpaying their mortgages in an attempt to take advantage of relatively low UK mortgage rates. The report by Lloyds banking group confirms that UK consumers are taking heed of the economic ...

Edinburgh Evening News - EDINBURGH and Glasgow have joined together to call for their early inclusion in a £30 billion high-speed rail network.

GLASGOW-based construction company Morgan Ashurst yesterday won a £7.8 million contract to build a school in Fife.