Scotland's top city for a Mother's Day spa getaway has been named. Mother's Day will take place this year on March 30.

The Scottish Cup semi-final draw has paired Hearts with Aberdeen at Hampden Park next month. The other semi-final will be contested by St Johnstone and Celtic, also at the national stadium in Glasgow.

Edinburgh Law School's mooting team won the Stair Society Legal History Moot, which was held at the beginning of March.

Councillors in Aberdeen have backed a council tax rise of 9.85%.Officials had been recommending 11%, but the SNP and Liberal Democrat administration successfully proposed the lower figure. It means band D council tax will be set at £1,

Over 14,000 crimes were reported in Aberdeen in the last year, with the statistics also revealing assault to be the most common crime committed in the Granite City.

A historic Edinburgh law firm has moved into Glasgow for the first time. Balfour + Manson, which was founded in the Scottish capital in 1888, has opened an office in the heart of Glasgow on George Square. It complements the firm’s headquarters on Edinburgh’s Frederick Street and "fast-growing" base on Albyn Terrace, Aberdeen.

Shares in the Edinburgh investment giant known until today as abrdn leapt by nearly 20% in early trading after it signalled turnaround plans under new chief executive Jason Windso

Edinburgh University has been accused of "academic vandalism" after announcing plans for £140m of cuts to tackle severe financial difficulties.The university's principal and vice-chancellor, Prof Sir Peter Mathieson,

Aberdeen saw commercial property investment volumes total £357 million in 2024, three times the 2023 figure and over double the 10 year average of £160m.

Services from Aberdeen to Edinburgh have been impacted by this morning's fire, while trains to Glasgow have since resumed. Fire crews remain at the scene this afternoon.

The Republic of Ireland international is set to join Hibs in the summer after Aberdeen opted against handing the 28-year-old a bumper new contract, with his current deal up in a few months time.

Money is being raised on behalf of an Edinburgh law student diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer to enable him to visit Australia. Graeme Porter, 20, from Aberdeen, began the LLB at Edinburgh in 2022.