National Records of Scotland has published its Corporate Plan for 2026–2031, setting out how the organisation will deliver its strategic priorities over the next five years.
Scotland’s population increased by 2,200 in the year to mid-2025, according to new figures from National Records of Scotland (NRS).
Views sought on proposed revised fees.
Records from some congregations which left the Church of Scotland in the Great Disruption are now available to view on Scotland’s People.
The number of births has continued to fall in 2026, according to new statistics for the first quarter of this year from National Records of Scotland.
A letter about the tragic loss of three lighthouse keepers will go on public display for the first time in August.
Freya has replaced Olivia as the most chosen name for baby girls in Scotland according to new data from National Records of Scotland.
A new suite of videos to showcase a range of NRS services have been launched today
Scotland’s population is projected to start falling earlier than previously suggested, according to the latest population projections from National Records of Scotland.
The once infamous 'Highland Hotel Robbers' are among Victorian prisoners whose records are now online.
In a record breaking year, the Scottish Register of Tartans netted a brace of designs relating to this year’s men’s football World Cup.
In December of last year more than 4.2 million people were registered to vote in the upcoming Scottish Parliament elections, according to new figures from NRS.
The rate of avoidable deaths returned to pre-pandemic levels for the first time in 2024, according to new data from NRS.
National Records of Scotland has published an ambitious plan to transform and modernise its services for the people of Scotland
The number of deaths registered in Scotland in the final quarter of 2025 was 4.6% lower than expected, according to figures published today by National Records of Scotland.
