As Storm Eowyn barrelled into the town of Larbert near Falkirk in Scotland earlier this year, no one knew what to expect.

A recommendation of £1.3 million being allocated to repair the effects of Storm Eowyn across the area was unanimously backed by the area’s full council.

There was no shortage of action-packed moments during Storm Éowyn’s passage through Northern Ireland, and a baffling example ...

Fears that Tobermory High School’s much-loved monkey puzzle tree is about to be felled have been allayed -for now. The tree, close to the entrance to the school’s car park, has stood for decades as a ...

Under initial proposals, the Palace Theatre and Grand Hall were due to be reopening this summer but the venues will remain ...

Get ready to jump out of your skin.. again. The UK Government recently announced that mobile network operators will conduct a ...

REPAIR work has started on the damaged Cowshed roof at Cappielow. Crews were spotted in Greenock this week starting work on damage sustained back in January when Storm Eowyn ripped through Inverclyde ...

The impact at Cappielow saw the Cowshed closed for February's 2-2 draw with Airdrieonians, though it was returned to use ...

The alert system was launched in 2023, and was recently used in January this year when 4.5 million people's phones 'went nuts ...

When Sir Mark Jones took up the post as Chair of the National Trust for Scotland back in August 2019, he had a fair idea of the road ahead: ...