Europe's largest inland surf resort opens in disused quarry

Newburgh in Fife holds a competition every year for its children to design a new festive light.

CCTV footage has captured brazen shoplifters and smash-and-grab raiders targeting stores on Edinburgh's Royal Mile.

Edinburgh University students have been talking about the kind of discrimination they have come across on campus.

Modern fire brigades around the world were created after Edinburgh led the way 200 years ago.

The tiny endangered pygmy hippo calf arrived at Edinburgh Zoo on 30 October.

Dan MacNee is a hoarder who lives amongst the towering piles of boxes, papers, and creative projects that engulf his Edinburgh home.

Invisible Cities trains people affected by homelessness to be walking tour guides of their own cities.

A group of people who lost a loved one to suicide hope to open up conversations around the issue through a special memorial quilt they have made.

Sandy Brindley was speaking after a highly critical report on a rape crisis centre in Edinburgh.

The attraction has been built at Midlothian Snowsports Centre at Hillend

The recycled bedding has been distributed to new owners who have signed up to the scheme.

A worker bee hatches from a honeycomb cell.

The trio behind "Insane Magic" pulled a trick that left BBC reporter lost for words.

A witty pun about a sailing trip has been named the funniest joke at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

BBC Scotland News has followed street cleansing worker Rab O'Neill on one of his shifts to see what his role involves.

After becoming CEO of his own company aged just 23, Oren Smith-Carpenter doesn’t regret leaving school at 16.

Paul Wilson’s military band career was abruptly ended in 1988 when officers discovered he was gay.

Dan Roantree has been unable to get onto the property ladder because of high rents and increasing house prices.

King and Queen attend Thistle service in Edinburgh

Large crowds gathered in Edinburgh for a colourful celebration of the LGBT community.