Glasgow sets up EU Citizens’ Forum as Lord Provost welcomes star of “friendship, tolerance, co-operation, and peace”

The star will be at events in Dumfries, Glasgow, Glenrothes, Edinburgh and Dundee

Vital political world understands importance of hospitality and tourism to Scotland’s economic future”, says European Movement head

Head of European Movement in Scotland calls Young “the perfect choice” at forthcoming hospitality and culture workshop

Press Release: New report questions whether consumers are being misled by certification bodies and supermarkets

Press release: Keynote speakers to headline European movement debate and explain why hospitality and cultural sectors need urgent help

Press release: The experts of Deep Sea World encourages families to engage in fun beach clean adventures

Glasgow Loves EU interviews Professor Richard G. Whitman

Bylines Scotland celebrates its first anniversary as an independent powerful citizen journalism

Council inaction leaves group “fed up” and “tired of waiting” for progress on traffic, environmental and health concerns.

EMiS Glasgow get together on the 24th of June. Free event and all welcome

It is time to move on and leave FPTP behind. Voters are disillusioned with the UK political system and open...

The SNP has supported calls for a Brexit inquiry, with a recent poll revealing that the majority of the public...

How April Fool's Day evolved in Scotland and some famous pranks around the world.

Europe for Scotland talks to us about their campaign strategies.

In the third of our "SNP leadership contest" series, we look at Humza Yousaf's campaign as the first candidate coming...

Some of the Famous Scottish Women who Changed Our World

In the second of our "SNP leadership contest" series, we look at Kate Forbes' campaign as the second candidate coming...

In the first of our "SNP leadership contest" series, Ash Regan starts her campaign as the third candidate coming forward.

First Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, resigns after eight years in power.

“Brexit a huge failure,” says Glasgow Loves EU

A reader has submitted a poem to share with you all, the poem is about his struggle with poverty and...

Callum Clarke expresses his feeling of being lonely on the cold streets of Glasgow as homeless and his gratitude for...

A reader, preferring to remain anonymous, has contacted Bylines Scotland and explained that he had to choose between heating and...

Policing in Scotland is constantly evolving. A serving officer spoke to Bylines Scotland about the state of Police Scotland.

The question of Scottish independence isn’t going anywhere despite the ruling from the Supreme Court.

An arrest has been made following a huge emergency response involving the bomb squad late last night in Cambuslang.

On November 11, whether in Scotland or somewhere else, we invite our readers to participate in a local Remembrance Day service...

The editor-in-chief and directors give a warm welcome to Bylines Scotland - launched today!

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