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New mural on Causewayhead dance school to be celebrated at weekend event

A vibrant new mural painted on the exterior wall of the Monument Dance Centre in Causewayhead is set to be celebrated at a weekend event. The mural, created by local artist David Crossley, showcases colourful depictions of local wildlife such as robins, butterflies, and bees. The striking artwork has already captured the attention of locals…
Robert Burns and Masonry in Dumfries under scrutiny

A ground-breaking research project is set to shed light on the connections between Scottish poet Robert Burns and Freemasonry in Dumfries. The University of Glasgow’s Centre for Robert Burns Studies has appointed a PhD scholar for the project, which will explore Burns’ involvement with Freemasonry during his time in Dumfries. The Grand Lodge of Ancient…
Experts reveal the best ways to avoid six common health issues caused by cold weather

Health experts have identified six key ways the harsh UK winter can affect your health, offering advice on how to address these issues. The main concerns include poor circulation, joint pain, dental problems, respiratory difficulties, skin irritation, and pale extremities. GP Dr Nisa Aslam explains that during winter there is an increase in various health…
Dumfriesshire road fortnight closure for water network survey

Dumfriesshire Road to Close for Two Weeks for Water Network Survey Scottish Water has announced plans for essential work on the water network in Thornhill in early January to assess and plan for future investment needs. The work will involve digging a small section of the road near Ardmair and the railway bridge to carry…
No evidence high dementia risk among ex-pro footballers driven by lifestyle factors

New Study by Glasgow University Finds No Lifestyle Factors Driving High Dementia Risk Among Ex-Pro Footballers A recent study conducted by Professor Willie Stewart of Glasgow University has provided new insights into the potential reasons behind the heightened risk of dementia among former professional footballers. Contrary to previous beliefs, the research indicates that health and…
‘Much loved mum’ killed by dog at block of Scots flats as family pays tribute
‘Much loved mum’ killed by dog at block of Scots flats as family pays tribute A tragic incident occurred at a block of flats in Scotland, where a woman was fatally attacked by a dog. The police have identified the victim as Michelle McLeod, aged 41, who sadly lost her life after being mauled by…
Cammy Day resigns as Edinburgh City Council leader following sex text scandal

Cammy Day resigns as Edinburgh City Council leader following sex text scandal Cammy Day has resigned as leader of the City of Edinburgh Council after bombarding Ukrainian refugees on social media with messages asking about their sexual preferences and attempting to meet for dates. The senior councillor, who was suspended by Scottish Labour when the…
These teeth cleaning habits could reduce your risk of Alzheimer’s and diabetes

Brushing your teeth daily is not just about maintaining a bright smile; it could be key to reducing your risk of serious health conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and diabetes. Scientists have discovered a link between the bacteria in our mouths and various illnesses, highlighting the importance of good oral hygiene habits. More than 700…
‘Comfy’ knee high boots now £45 down from £150 in Debenhams sale

Debenhams is currently offering a massive 70% discount on a pair of highly-praised knee-high boots, a steal for shoppers looking for stylish and comfortable winter footwear. The ‘Parker’ Knee High Boots With Side Zip by Where’s That From are described as the perfect knee length boots by delighted customers. These fashionable boots come in three…


