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Calvin Harris may have the most number ones this decade but he’s been beaten to the top spot by Clyde 1’s George Bowie in the list of Scottish Top 50 DJs.

We can only hear it, not see it And the images it vividly brings to mind exist only in our heads.

It’s an exciting moment in any young person’s life, going to primary school for the very first time.

His group is called The Borderers but it is continents that Jim Paterson has spanned in his quest to make music with its distinctive Celtic Rock twist.

In five short years, Go Sober for October has managed to become one of Macmillan Cancer Support’s biggest fundraisers.

Scottish Water has announced plans to roll out tap water refill points in every local authority area over the next two years.

Ticket buyers for the RAF in Concert tour, which arrives at Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow this Wednesday (3 October), are being warned against purchasing from secondary ticket websites.

The breeding of designer pets is to be effectively outlawed in Scotland under new licensing regulations

According to the song, no-one knows what goes on behind closed doors.

More than half (54%) of women in Scotland admit to doing their make-up on public transport, as new research reveals the latest trend towards applying beauty products on the commute.

Several years ago it was feared electronic devices would soon replace paper and hardback books in the nation’s hearts.

We all take for granted the roads, bridges and buildings we use every day.

It’s an alien concept for Legion Scotland to consider that veterans suffer from isolation and loneliness.

A collaboration between a leading children’s charity and the Celtic FC Foundation recently gave a group of local young carers two weeks of football-based activities.

With the kids now back to school, a new survey has revealed what parents in Scotland worried about the most during the holidays.

Scottish jobseekers are the most honest in the UK, according to a new survey.

An award-winning campaign aimed at tackling underage drinking, piloted originally in Motherwell and Wishaw, is now running in three new areas of Scotland, with more planning to introduce it.