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Brave dad fled burning Scots home holding son before rescuing family from blaze
Brave Dad Saves Family from Blaze at Scottish Home In a harrowing ordeal, Bradley Kinnell heroically escaped a raging fire at his home in Edinburgh, Scotland, with his young son in his arms, while his partner and other children were trapped inside the burning building. The terrifying incident unfolded on Wednesday night in Niddrie Mill…
Star-studded BCW Wrestling bout takes centre stage at under-threat Ballerup Hall
Star-studded BCW Wrestling bout to take place at endangered Ballerup Hall In an upcoming event at the at-risk Ballerup Hall in East Kilbride, the British Championship Wrestling (BCW) is set to showcase a star-studded wrestling match. With the potential sale of the Civic Centre, where the hall is located, BCW’s show on December 7 could…
West Lothian MSP visits pioneering college eco training hub
West Lothian MSP, Angela Constance, made a recent visit to West Lothian College’s ECOHOUSE, which was launched as a pioneering initiative this summer. The ECOHOUSE, inaugurated by Graeme Dey, Minister for Higher and Further Education, stands as a symbol of the college’s commitment to promoting sustainable living and education in Almond Valley. The ECOHOUSE consists…
Nicola Sturgeon and Frankie Boyle to headline Scots comedy festival
Nicola Sturgeon and Frankie Boyle are set to share the stage as headliners at a comedy festival in Scotland. The former First Minister and controversial comedian will be joined by other acts like Susie McCabe, Russell Kane, and the podcast Here Comes The Guillotine at the Glasgow International Comedy Festival in 2025. The festival, which…
Five year trend shows drops in attainment levels for Nithsdale high school pupils
Five-year trend shows drops in attainment levels for Nithsdale high school pupils A recent report reveals a concerning trend of declining attainment levels among high school students in Nithsdale over the past five years. The latest data on exam results for Nithsdale secondary schools in 2022/23 indicates a decrease of up to 10 percent in…
Teaching union fears potential Dumfries and Galloway Council budget cuts would “decimate education”
Teaching union raises concerns over potential Dumfries and Galloway Council budget cuts that could have a devastating impact on education. The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) warns that proposed measures, including reducing the number of teachers assisting students with additional support needs by 50%, cutting resources for teaching English as a foreign language, and eliminating…
Gatehouse community champion Tarena Dickie shares her story in Galloway People
Gatehouse Community Champion Tarena Dickie Shares Inspiring Story Gatehouse community champion Tarena Dickie’s story is one of dedication and community spirit, shared in a recent interview with Galloway People. Tarena, a 45-year-old mother and part-time hairdresser, is a member of the local Community Church and plays a key role in the Gatehouse Christmas Lights and…
Stewartry residents presented with British Empire Medals in Kirkcudbright
Stewart residents honoured with British Empire Medals in Kirkcudbright Two esteemed residents of Stewartry were awarded the British Empire Medal during a special ceremony held in Kirkcudbright. Nigel Scott from Gatehouse and David McMath from Castle Douglas were presented with the prestigious accolade by The Lord Sinclair, who serves as the Lord Lieutenant of the…
Incredible poppy trails installed on Dumfries and Galloway buildings
In Dumfries and Galloway, incredible poppy trails have been installed on two iconic buildings, adding a touch of artistry and remembrance to the area. Crafted by talented individuals in Kirkcudbright and Castle Douglas, the poppies stand as a tribute ahead of Remembrance Sunday. One of the installations can be found adorning MacLellan’s Castle in Kirkcudbright,…
Stewartry’s only council-run swimming pool could be facing the axe
Stewartry Swimming Pool Faces Closure Threat Stewartry’s only council-run swimming pool in Castle Douglas is at risk of closure as part of a budget consultation by the local authority. With the need to cut £10 million from the budget annually for the next three years, the public is being asked to consider nearly 50 options…