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Hundreds sign up at a council facility after a repairs programme costing more than the original build.

Scotland's Rural College says 35 posts will be lost at sites across Scotland.

A report on the force's plans names civil unrest as the biggest issue it faces in preparing to leave the EU.

The legislation came into effect in April and criminalises coercive and controlling behaviours.

Police found cocaine, heroin and cannabis at Kevin Dallas' flat in Clydebank after being alerted to a disturbance.

A health board says a proposal to develop a Maggie's Centre in its area is still under discussion.

The Met Office says heavy showers and thunderstorms could continue until Sunday.

The 40-year-old is accused of attacking a woman in a street in Dumfries.

The woman set herself on fire with a cigarette lighter and suffered severe burns to her thigh.

The flagship facility shut for repairs in October 2014 after a catalogue of issues were uncovered.

Police say anyone taking the compound stolen from the site is likely to suffer "significant injury".

Some 300 officers will be on standby from early August to deal with any disruption resulting from the UK's departure from the EU on 31 October.

A council has been paying to keep them in storage for several years - and now needs 150,000 more.

A former council leader says there is no clear final price for a system to replace one now shelved.

The investigation will look at how a local authority ended up nearly £2.9m out of pocket.

It will allow two south of Scotland primaries to avoid having just one class for P1 to P7 pupils.

It is hoped the investment in southern Scotland and northern England could create about 5,500 jobs.

Ten Police Scotland officers face disciplinary action over messages posted to a WhatsApp group chat.

A court hears he stabbed his victim 10 times during the attack at a flat in Annan last year.

Reopening the line between Dumfries and Stranraer is among draft proposals for south west Scotland.

A 13-strong team of rowers completed the 21 mile journey in two hours, 26 minutes and 57 seconds.

A council faces "significant investment" in a new recycling scheme to replace one it never rolled out.

The Scottish government has been trying to merge British Transport Police in Scotland with the national force since 2016.

Repairs to the DG One leisure complex in Dumfries have cost more than the original construction.

The crash blocked one of the main routes through the south of Scotland at the Dumfries bypass for a time.

Former Lord Advocate Dame Elish Angiolini calls for changes in how complaints against senior officers in Scotland are handled.

Planning officials had recommended refusal of the revised wind farm application near Langholm.

A council is asked to consider knocking down the building over safety fears.

Two organisations step in to save the service operating out of the more than 300-year-old property.

The turbines were described as a "visually dominant and incongruous development" by a council.

A council says the time taken by students moving between sites for subjects does not affect their education.

Police watchdog rules that officers were not appropriately trained to pursue a stolen car that later crashed.

Dumfries and Galloway Council considers handing over a string of properties and land to community groups for a nominal sum.

They said all calls would be dealt with individually after assessing the risk posed to the caller.

A council urges the public to report nests in its efforts to stop "dive-bombing" birds in a Scottish town.

More than one in 10 marriages taking place in Scotland each year did so here.

Aberdeen ambulance crews are to be given the chance to find out what happens to patients after they hand them over at a hospital.

The final phase of pupils returning to the £28m schools site in the south of Scotland is complete.

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 17 and 24 May.

Ministers say new Biometric Bill will allow Scotland to remain at the forefront of criminal forensic analysis.

The team behind the Scotland-England landmark sculpture say a planning extension will let them seek funding.

Hundreds of people react to a council Facebook post blaming overfilled bins for a failure to collect them from the kerbside.

Hopes of a landmark sculpture near to the border remain, nearly five years after it missed out on funding.

The case centres on a covert operation by the former Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency.

Councillors support the bid to let an old sports pavilion become a facility dedicated to the King of Scots.

The route next to the disused building is shut amid concerns loose slates could pose a danger to the public.