Modern Scot - Page 33 of 126 - Distinctly Scottish with a Global View

Night Closures Planned for Tay Road Bridge as Essential Maintenance Begins

There are few pieces of infrastructure in Scotland that carry both the symbolic and practical weight of the Tay crossing. Since its opening in 1966, the Tay Road Bridge has served as the principal artery between Dundee and Fife, quietly bearing tens of thousands

Marine Survey Work Begins Off Shetland Coast for Proposed Second Energy Link

Survey vessels are set to begin work off the north

Island Lifelines Cut: Orkney’s North Isles Battle Prolonged Digital Isolation

In the far reaches of Scotland’s northern archipelagos, where geography

Community Diners Pilot in Midlothian Shows Early Promise in Tackling Cost of Living Pressures

Govan’s Regeneration Enters New Phase with £3 Million Heritage Investment

Dumfries and Galloway Confronts Rural Decline With Evidence Rather Than Rhetoric

Gas Network Upgrade to Bring Temporary Disruption to Forfar Town Centre

A North Sea Alliance: Scotland and Ireland Bet on Talent to Power Offshore Wind Future

In the race to command Europe’s offshore wind frontier, Scotland and Ireland

Scotland’s Climate Intelligence System and the Quiet Rise of Data Led Governance

Across Scotland, a new layer of decision making infrastructure is taking hold

Scotland Braces for Economic Shockwaves as Ministers Assess Fallout from Middle East Conflict

The Scottish Government has moved to assess the domestic consequences of the

Poverty in Scotland Holds Steady as New Data Reveals Deepening Structural Pressures

The latest poverty statistics released by the Scottish Government offer a picture

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How Wi-Fi Became a “Camera”

In the rapidly evolving intersection of wireless communications and artificial intelligence, a quiet revolution is underway.

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Shoes for Navajo Children: A Gesture of Generosity That Raises Deeper Questions

When more than 40 children at Crystal Boarding School receive brand-new shoes on August 27, it will be thanks to Navajo musician Razor Saltboy, actor Beau Bridges, and the Rick and Susan