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Family of Kilmarnock man who froze to death at Afton windfarm secure six-figure sum in compensation

Family of man who froze to death at windfarm awarded six-figure sum

Tributes to Glasgow doctor Sophie Johnston found dead after going missing

Tributes to 'wonderful and fun' doctor found dead after going missing

'Cancer stopped me playing with my kids - I'm making up for lost time'

'Cancer stopped me playing with my kids - I'm making up for lost time'

Blocked and overflowing drains causing Glasgow Pollokshaws residents issues during heavy rain

Blocked and overflowing drains causing issues during heavy rain

Derelict art deco building which was Vogue cinema and bingo hall to become flats in Hamilton

Art deco building which was cinema and bingo hall to become flats

Alleged milk thefts and ‘numerous crimes of dishonesty’ in Milton see man and woman charged in Glasgow

Pair charged over stolen milk and 'numerous crimes of dishonesty'

Electricity sub-station deliberately set on fire in Kilmarnock as residents evacuated

Residents evacuated amid deliberate blaze at electricity sub-station

Body discovered in Milngavie in search for doctor missing from Partick since Monday

Body discovered in search for doctor missing overnight

Dad repeatedly stabbed man at Hamilton train station after teen claimed he was hit with hammer during fight

Dad repeatedly stabbed man at train station after fight with teenagers

Glasgow man caught with £1,000 of cocaine told police it was for birthday party

Man caught with £1,000 of cocaine told police it was for birthday party

Family of pensioner killed in fatal Rutherglen crash ‘devastated’ as police arrest man

Family of 'much loved papa' killed in crash 'devastated' by loss

Glasgow charity soup kitchen Homeless Project Scotland call for safe space after knife crime incidents

Soup kitchen reissues plea for safe space after knife crime incidents

School to have hedge barrier planted to shield from motorway pollution

School to have hedge barrier planted to shield from motorway pollution

New Coylton housing development gets green light despite flooding and road safety fears

New housing gets green light despite flooding and road safety fears

Damp and mould detectors rolled out to social housing in Glasgow as part of pilot project

Damp and mould detectors rolled out to social housing in pilot project

Newlywed who fell ill at TRNSMT diagnosed with rare cancer hours later

Newlywed who fell ill at TRNSMT diagnosed with rare cancer hours later

Former Pop Idol star Gareth Gates belts out hit single Spirit in the Sky at Glasgow karaoke bar

Pop Idol's Gareth Gates performs hit single at Scots karaoke bar

Jacob Foster who killed stranger by pushing her from Helensburgh Pier detained at Carstairs

Man who killed stranger by pushing her from pier detained at Carstairs

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon opens facility which keeps families together during parental drug treatment

FM opens £8m facility keeping families together during drug treatment

Missing Cumbernauld neurosurgeon’s body discovered in Banton Loch as family informed

Neurosurgeon discovered dead in loch six days after going missing

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