West Lothian author has popular book series snapped up by major publisher

Tributes have been paid to a 'popular' Scots airport worker with decades of service after he passed away last month.

Greggs fans will be excited to learn that a popular item has returned to the menu.

Women and girls in West Lothian can have their say on public spaces and places where they feel unsafe.

A slip-road onto the M8 motorway will be closed for five months while another busy road will also be shut for several nights, drivers have been warned.

A lifer who murdered the brother of gangland boss Tam McGraw has been given another year behind bars after attacking guards with a razor blade.

Lorraine Kelly has opened up about her choice to continue a healthier lifestyle in the new year as she urged people to 'cut themselves some slack'.

After the indulgences of the festive period, many people turn to fad diets. Unfortunately though, the vast majority of these are not successful, with 90 per cent of people giving up within weeks.

A Livingston teenager has received a maiden call-up to Scotland senior national men’s cricket team.

The owner of a taxi firm has told how cabbies are being left out of pocket due to West Dunbartonshire’s crumbling roads.

From playing Still Game’s iconic lovable rogue Winston to improvising with Robin Williams, Paul Riley’s comedy career has, in his own words, been “quite the ride”.

Outlander fans and Scots were quick to poke fun at Outlander author Diana Gabaldon after a mix-up regarding Scottish terminology on Twitter.

Grey is the nation's favourite car colour for the fifth year running, according to new data.

A Wishaw-born author has paid homage to Scotland’s Bard by writing a poem of his own especially for Burns’ Day.

Livingston boss David Martindale has joked that leaked audio footage of his furious half-time rant from Saturday's Scottish Cup tie with Stenhousemuir was the 'calm part' of his half-time team talks.

Premiering in the World Dramatic Competition, Adura Onashile’s debut feature Girl takes place in Glasgow, Scotland, but, given its themes of identity and belonging, this tender story of a refugee mother and daughter might as well be happening anywhere. Though the production values are exceptional for a low-budget British movie, there is also the sense that, by leaning into her restrictions, Onashile has found an interesting way to tell her story, taking us into the claustrophobic, fishbowl lives of these two loners so that it is the outside world that seems strange and ‘other’ to us whenever we are faced with it.

The Traitors US landed on BBC iPlayer today - and host Alan Cumming shared some behind-the-scenes clips from the stateside spin-off series to celebrate it airing in the UK.

People from all backgrounds across West Lothian are being urged to consider becoming volunteers.

West Lothian teachers will be taking part in a fresh round of strikes later this month.

An exhibition of work by two talented Ukrainian artists is being held this month.