Six fresh Scottish short films debut at EIFF thanks to the Sean Connery Foundation and NFTS Scotland’s Talent Lab, showcasing rising filmmakers backed by $25K budgets and mentorship—proof that Scotland’s cinematic future is bold, diverse, and ready to shine.

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Get ready to dive into healthcare careers at Queen Margaret University’s annual Healthfest, hitting the campus on June 17, 2026, with hands-on workshops, real-life demos, and a science-fair vibe designed to ignite passion in over 550 Scottish high school students—especially those from underrepresented communities. From ultrasound tongue scans to CPR training and foot injections, students will explore nursing, paramedics, occupational therapy, and more—all while touring labs and snapping pics in a themed photo booth. Two time slots available: 10 AM–noon or 12:30–2:30 PM. This isn’t just an event—it’s a gateway to the future of health. Schools, reach out to Suzanne Ewing to join.

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A major safety lapse at Torness nuclear power station has exposed critical failures in asbestos management, with both EDF and contractor Trillium Flow Services UK failing to log a prior asbestos removal — putting workers at risk during later valve maintenance. The Office for Nuclear Regulation launched an investigation after EDF reported the incident, finding that vital hazard information was missing from official records. Though EDF claims no exposure occurred, regulators are demanding urgent, sweeping improvements by June’s end, including stricter record-keeping and full worker safety protocols. EDF has voluntarily halted all asbestos removal work until compliance is achieved, while Trillium faces scrutiny for inadequate pre-work assessments. This case serves as a stark warning: accurate documentation and transparent hazard communication are non-negotiable in high-risk industrial environments.

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Four staff members from Pettycur Bay Holiday Park are braving the Macmillan Rob Roy Mighty Hike to raise £1,500 for Macmillan Cancer Support, fueled by personal loss and a deep commitment to charity. Wendy, Eve, Gill, and Debbie — joined by Eve’s sister Maya — are tackling the rugged Trossachs trails despite varying fitness levels, hoping for better weather than last year’s downpour. With a Just Giving page live and every donation welcome, they’re aiming to exceed their goal. General Manager Janet Murray praises their courage and highlights the park’s proud history of charitable giving, including last year’s successful Macmillan Coffee Morning — set for September 26th. Their journey begins August 29th — and every step counts.

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A legal firm in Edinburgh has won a major victory against RE/MAX over misleading advertising claims, with the Advertising Standards Authority ruling that RE/MAX’s vague and unprovable statements—like “same-day feedback on all viewings”—were deceptive and unfair to consumers. Neilsons, a trusted local firm with nearly 50 years’ experience, took the case after direct attempts to resolve it failed, stressing the importance of transparency and trust in the property market. The ASA’s decision reinforces the need for clear, verifiable advertising and supports Neilsons’ call for stronger government regulation to protect buyers and sellers alike.

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Travellers have returned to Edinburgh’s Newcraighall Park — a year after being evicted — turning a beloved family space into an unauthorized encampment. Local residents are furious, citing lack of security, canceled school events, and intimidation, while demanding action from councillors and MPs. Despite police reports and council awareness, the gate remains unsecured, sparking calls for community funding or developer contributions to finally reclaim the park and find a proper solution for travelers.

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Young star Jacob MacIntyre has signed a stunning three-year contract with Hibs, locking him in until summer 2029 — a testament to his rapid rise from academy kid to senior regular. Just 20, he’s already made 64 appearances and earned rave reviews after thriving on loan spells at Kelty Hearts and Arbroath, where he scored six goals and added three assists. Head coach David Gray and Sporting Director Malky Mackay both hailed his talent, work ethic, and adaptability — calling him a future cornerstone at Easter Road.

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Three hooded suspects in red-black gloves pulled off a brazen ATM heist early Monday in Livingston, walking away with over £10,000 in cash. Two wore all-black, one grey; fled in a Nardo Grey Audi A4 heading west. Detective Sergeant Derek Smith is leading the hunt, urging witnesses—especially dash cam holders—to come forward. Police need every detail, no matter how small, to crack the case. Contact Police Scotland with reference number 0332 of June fifteenth.

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