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Stirling residents urged to take care when travelling as Council launch winter plans
Stirling Residents Urged to Stay Safe During Winter Months as Council Launches Winter Plans Residents in the Stirling area are being reminded to take extra precautions when traveling in adverse weather conditions as the Stirling Council and local communities gear up for the challenging winter months. The council’s winter service has officially commenced and will…
WW3 tensions rise as Swedish citizens told to stockpile food and water in nuclear war fear
WW3 tensions are on the rise as Swedish citizens have been advised to stockpile food and water amid fears of nuclear war. The government in Stockholm has updated its ‘If crisis or war comes’ document due to the ‘worsening security situation’. This update comes just hours after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned Vladimir Putin that…
Scot charged after cannabis worth £6.1m seized in County Lines operation
**Scot Faces Charges After £6.1 Million Cannabis Seizure in County Lines Operation** A man from Motherwell has been charged in connection with a significant cannabis seizure valued at £6.1 million during a County Lines operation. Craig Tomlinson, aged 50, was charged with the supply of Class B drugs following a series of raids carried out…
Dog rushed to vets after discarded fishing hooks skewered mouth at Scots country park
A beloved pet dog had to be rushed to a veterinary clinic after getting skewered by discarded fishing hooks left behind by careless anglers at Mugdock Country Park in Scotland. The 12-year-old Redbone Coonhound-cross named Bam Bam was out for a walk with her owner, Ali McDonald, when she stumbled upon two fishing hooks with…
Swimming pool drainage water pumped into car park leaving people ‘no option but to walk through it’
Edinburgh Leisure Faces Backlash for Pumping Swimming Pool Drainage Water into Car Park Leisure administrators in Edinburgh have come under fire for pumping drainage water from the Royal Commonwealth Pool into the staff car park, forcing people to walk through the water. The ongoing pump failures at the facility have resulted in excess water being…
North Lanarkshire Council justice social work conference has Rights and Relationships theme
North Lanarkshire Council justice social work conference had a compelling theme centered around Rights and Relationships. The conference, which took place annually, aimed to gather all parties involved in youth justice to rethink their approaches, especially within North Lanarkshire. The event delved into significant issues affecting the justice system’s most vulnerable individuals, particularly focusing on…
P-p-p-pick up a map and join Stirling city centre’s ‘penguin’ trail around local shops this Christmas
Families in Stirling city centre can embark on a festive adventure this Christmas by participating in the ‘Penguin Trail’. The trail, organized by Go Forth Stirling Business Improvement District (BID), involves finding and reuniting a group of penguins scattered across the city. Participants can follow the story of Chilly the Penguin and his colony, who…
Family of murdered backpacker last seen alive on ferry from Scotland hope inquest will deliver answers
The family of 18-year-old German backpacker Inga Maria Hauser, who was murdered in Northern Ireland in April 1988, is hopeful that a new inquest will finally provide answers about her death. Inga’s body was found in a remote forest in Co Antrim 14 days after she was last seen alive on a ferry from Scotland.…
Woman due in court accused of carrying knife in Airdrie supermarket
A woman is set to appear in court after being accused of carrying a knife in an Airdrie supermarket. The incident unfolded on Sunday, November 17, when officers responded to reports of a female with a knife at an address on Old Union Street, Airdrie. Subsequently, another call came in reporting the same female allegedly…
Couple build DIY ‘tiny house’ from scratch – people can’t believe how much it cost them
A couple has captured the attention of many by showcasing their DIY ‘tiny house’ that they built from scratch, leaving people astonished at the cost involved. Brooke and Sol managed to create their charming property for just £35,000, despite its compact size of only 36ft-long. Despite its small footprint, the house is filled with impressive…