Edinburgh
Not enough specific news from Almondhill. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Edinburgh.
New senior leadership role to shape the Commission's legal and policy direction, with Professor Stavert joining on 16 November 2026.
New autonomous systems developed in Scotland promise safer, more sustainable inspection and maintenance for marine infrastructure.
The world-class facility at Heriot-Watt University marks ten years of elite performance, research, and community engagement.
The Commission expresses deep disappointment as the Scottish Government opts not to include the right to a healthy environment in the forthcoming Human Rights Bill.
The university will develop new learning pathways in key growth sectors, supported by the Scottish Funding Council.
New report from the Scottish Household Survey shows highest trust in Health System and Police, with lower confidence in government bodies.
Local councils can request up to two additional days for teachers to prepare for significant curriculum changes, with support measures being developed.
New survey data from Transport Scotland reveals consistent satisfaction levels with public transport, though still below pre-pandemic figures.
A £250,000 investment will drive new opportunities for women and girls in football across Scotland over the next decade.
Public Health Scotland confirms eligibility criteria for the upcoming COVID-19 vaccination drive, following JCVI advice.
Five women begin postgraduate studies in Edinburgh through a new scholarship funded by The Orchard Foundation.
Amy Connelly recognised for her work in making health research more inclusive and community-driven.
