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  • Spanish holiday hotspot flooded by ‘insane’ rainstorm as manhole covers explode

    Spanish holiday hotspot flooded by ‘insane’ rainstorm as manhole covers explode

    Spain’s typically sun-soaked Costa Blanca experienced a dramatic turn of events over the weekend when it was hit by a torrential rainstorm, causing chaos on the streets. The usually bustling holiday hotspot was transformed into a scene of flooding and overflowing drains, leaving residents and tourists taken aback by the unexpected weather conditions. The downpour…

    November 25, 2024
  • Ship sinks off Egyptian coast with Brits among dozens of tourists missing

    Ship sinks off Egyptian coast with Brits among dozens of tourists missing

    A tragic incident unfolded off the coast of Egypt as dozens of tourists, including British nationals, went missing after a boat, the Sea Story, sank near a popular diving spot called Shaab Sataya, close to the Marsa Alam tourist resort. The vessel was on a five-day diving trip when it encountered an unknown issue causing…

    November 25, 2024
  • Motorist taken to hospital following three-car A9 crash at Birnam

    Motorist taken to hospital following three-car A9 crash at Birnam

    A motorist was taken to the hospital following a serious three-car crash on the A9 at Birnam on Friday, November 15. The incident involved a Range Rover Sport, an MG 4, and a Fiat 500 L. The crash occurred at around 6.22 pm, prompting police and ambulance services to respond. The driver of the MG,…

    November 25, 2024
  • Mobile phone ban at Perthshire school has made pupils ‘more sociable and created safer space’

    Mobile phone ban at Perthshire school has made pupils ‘more sociable and created safer space’

    A school in Perthshire has implemented a ban on mobile phones in classrooms, which has resulted in pupils being more sociable and creating a safer space, according to reports. Morrison’s Academy in Crieff made the decision to remove smartphones from the classroom in order to promote mental health and enhance learning. The ban, which was…

    November 25, 2024
  • Carsphairn SWI trophy winners collect their prizes at the AGM meeting

    Carsphairn SWI trophy winners collect their prizes at the AGM meeting

    Carsphairn SWI celebrated another successful year at their recent AGM meeting, where trophy winners were honoured for their achievements. The meeting, presided over by Dorothy Faulds, began with the approval of minutes from the previous year and a presentation by Christine Whipp showcasing the year’s activities. Laughter filled the room as members reminisced about the…

    November 25, 2024
  • Christmas lights at Cambuslang house will spread some cheer to children’s hospital

    Christmas lights at Cambuslang house will spread some cheer to children’s hospital

    A heartwarming sight awaits residents and passersby in Cambuslang as a local man’s festive Christmas lights display is not just for show, but a beacon of hope and charity. Jack Morrison, a self-described “big kid,” has transformed his home in Woodland Crescent into a dazzling spectacle to raise funds for the Glasgow Children’s Hospital. Five…

    November 25, 2024
  • Trainspotting star Peter Mullan blames ‘Westminster blackmail’ for independence referendum result

    Trainspotting star Peter Mullan blames ‘Westminster blackmail’ for independence referendum result

    Trainspotting star Peter Mullan has pointed the finger at what he calls “Westminster blackmail” for the outcome of the independence referendum in 2014. Mullan, a 65-year-old actor from Glasgow renowned for his roles in Braveheart and Lord of the Rings, was a prominent advocate for the Yes campaign leading up to the pivotal vote a…

    November 25, 2024
  • Corsock Christmas Craft Fair makes welcome return on Sunday

    Corsock Christmas Craft Fair makes welcome return on Sunday

    Corsock Christmas Craft Fair Set to Return This Sunday The Corsock Christmas Craft Fair is making a much-anticipated comeback this Sunday, bringing a festive spirit to the village hall. The annual event, now in its 20th year, is a highlight for both local craftspeople and visitors who appreciate handcrafted items. Organised by glass artist Amanda…

    November 25, 2024
  • Stirling ‘fuel poverty hero’ awarded national prize for Citizens Advice work

    Stirling ‘fuel poverty hero’ awarded national prize for Citizens Advice work

    Gary Egan, a familiar figure at Stirling’s Citizens Advice, has recently been honoured for his exceptional work in assisting individuals experiencing fuel poverty. At a national awards ceremony in Glasgow, Gary was named a ‘Fuel Poverty Hero’ by Energy Action Scotland. He was applauded for his dedication in going above and beyond to support vulnerable…

    November 25, 2024
  • Vitamin and mineral supplements taken by millions could increase risk of heart disease

    Vitamin and mineral supplements taken by millions could increase risk of heart disease

    Millions of people who take vitamin and mineral supplements may be unknowingly increasing their risk of heart disease and premature death, a recent study has found. The study, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, analysed 277 previous trials involving almost one million participants to assess the impact of 16 different supplements and eight dietary…

    November 25, 2024
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