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Decision day looms on Christie Clock with repair bills between £34k and £874k
Decision day is looming for Stirling’s iconic Christie Clock, with repair bills ranging from £34,000 to £874,000. The clock, which dates back to 1905-06, faced controversy after being demolished in a botched job, sparking outrage across the city. Councillors will convene to consider four options for the clock’s restoration during a full meeting of Stirling…
Tricky card brainteaser sparks arguments as people struggle to solve it
A challenging card brainteaser has ignited heated arguments among people as they struggle to crack it. Shared on Reddit, the puzzle reads: “You take a large pile of cards face down, flip 99 of them face up, and blindfold yourself. You must now shuffle them so you cannot tell which 99 are face-up, then produce…
Met Office give white Christmas verdict as parts of Scotland plunge to -9C freeze
The Met Office has provided its assessment on the possibility of a White Christmas in the UK, following projections of wintry weather for the upcoming festive season. Early indications from weather models hinted at icy conditions and snowfall leading up to December 25, sparking hopes for a snowy holiday. However, forecasters have urged caution as…
Tributes paid to ‘spirited and lovely lady’ after body found in quicksand search
Tributes have poured in for Shona Campbell, a 74-year-old pensioner who went missing at Solway Estuary in Annan. Shona disappeared at around 5pm on Monday, December 9, and a day later, a body was found in the area. Though formal identification had not yet taken place, her family had been informed. There were concerns that…
Victims of Sex Education rapist Alexander Westwood want ‘Netflix to know who they’ve hired’
Victims of Sexual Offender Alexander Westwood Call Out Netflix for Employing Him Victims of the convicted sex offender Alexander Westwood are demanding that Netflix pay attention to who they have hired. Westwood, described as “predatory and manipulative,” was found guilty of 26 sex offences against women and children after a trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court.…
Highland Games group unveil ambitious sports field plans for Stirling site
A social enterprise group, Ceangail, responsible for organising the Stirling Highland Games, has revealed plans for a new sports field and pavilion to be located near Borrowmeadow Farmstead in Stirling. The group aims to enhance Scotland’s highland games capabilities with this ambitious project. Ceangail intends to acquire the currently vacant brownfield land owned by Stirling…
Blantyre schoolgirl battling cancer shares experiences in inspirational poem
A young schoolgirl from Blantyre who is battling cancer has shared her inspiring experiences through a heartfelt poem written in collaboration with renowned children’s poet and author, Joseph Coelho. Fearne Stewart, a five-year-old who is currently in remission from leukaemia, was selected as one of just five children from across the UK to participate in…
Disturbing island off UK coast nicknamed ‘paedo island’ due to grim history
Caldey Island, located off the coast of Wales, has garnered the unsettling nickname ‘paedophile island’ due to its dark history. The island, owned by the Order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance, became home to monks in 1925. A recent report commissioned by Caldey Abbey revealed that between 1960 and 1992, at least 54 children…
One breakfast food that can help you lower cholesterol and blood pressure
Top Cardiologist Reveals Breakfast Food to Lower Cholesterol and Blood Pressure A leading cardiologist has unveiled his top choice for a heart-healthy breakfast, advocating the same meal each morning for optimal heart health benefits. Studies consistently demonstrate the advantages of this specific food in managing cholesterol and blood pressure levels. In the UK, the incorporation…
‘We won £6.6m on lottery – but still look for bargains’
A lucky couple from Wakefield, Amanda and Graham Neild, experienced a life-changing event when they won a staggering £6.6 million in a National Lottery jackpot in 2013. Despite their massive windfall, the Neilds remained cautious with their spending, a behaviour shaped by their past financial struggles. Amanda and Graham, who worked in a carpet factory,…