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Tragedy as Coronation Street actress’ husband dies in freak swimming accident

Tragedy struck the Coronation Street community when actress Carol Royle’s husband, Julian Spear, passed away in a tragic swimming accident. The 70-year-old actress shared the heartbreaking news on her Facebook page, expressing deep sorrow over the loss of her 47-year companion. Carol described Julian as a fit man who experienced a sudden massive brain haemorrhage…
‘My grapefruit-sized cyst was caught in time thanks to charity set up in memory of cousin’

A Glasgow woman, Laura Lynn, found herself in excruciating pain in her back, abdomen, and side, initially thought to be caused by kidney stones. However, thanks to a charity set up in memory of her cousin, Laura discovered it was actually a grapefruit-sized cyst in her ovaries. The 46-year-old decided to get a private scan…
Controversial cuts to Falkirk school hours have no support ahead of crunch meeting

Controversial cuts to Falkirk school hours have no support ahead of a crunch meeting scheduled for tomorrow. Three amendments have been submitted, indicating that there is no political backing for the proposal, including from the SNP administration. The initial decision was postponed in October, awaiting the announcement of UK and Scottish budgets for a clearer…
Newly set up Dumfries and Galloway community group aims to keep area tidy with litter pick drive

A new community group in Dumfries and Galloway has been established with the aim of keeping the area clean and litter-free. Named Keeping D&G Tidy, the group is spearheaded by Maggie Holdsworth, who dedicates numerous hours each week to cleaning up litter along the A75 near Dumfries. Supported by The People’s Project, the group’s mission…
Resident calls for action on bins left out in Rutherglen streets that are attracting rats

A resident in Rutherglen is calling for action to address the issue of bins being left out on the streets, attracting rats. Nicola Costello has raised concerns about overflowing bins and litter being dumped beside them, leading to a buildup of waste attracting rodents. Areas particularly affected include Farme Castle Court, Barnflat Street, and Baronald…
‘Elegant’ Hugo Boss watch that ‘goes with any outfit’ reduced to under £100

Hugo Boss watch slashed to under £100 on Amazon Looking for a stylish and versatile gift for a loved one this holiday season? Amazon is currently offering a significant discount on the sleek men’s HUGO Analogue Quartz Watch, making it an attractive buy for just £84, down from £119. This sturdy stainless steel timepiece is…
New call for DWP to increase Carer’s Allowance payments to £1,600 each month

A new online petition is urging the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to raise Carer’s Allowance payments to match the National Minimum Wage rate of £11.44 per hour, translating to a weekly payment of £400.40 or £1,601.60 every four weeks. Currently, unpaid carers providing a minimum of 35 hours of support receive £327.60 every…
Dumfries radio DJ backs campaign urging drivers not to get behind the wheel while tired

Dumfries radio DJ Lee Medd is throwing his weight behind a campaign that cautions drivers against getting behind the wheel while fatigued. Presenting the breakfast show on Alive 107.3, Medd is encouraging drivers to plan ahead, especially if they are embarking on long journeys to visit loved ones during the festive season. Recent statistics reveal…
Legendary figure ‘found’ in Michelangelo masterpiece 500 years later – can you spot it?

In a fascinating discovery reminiscent of a mystery novel, experts have recently revealed a hidden figure in one of Michelangelo’s most iconic artworks, The Last Judgement. This revelation comes centuries after the masterpiece was created and has sparked intrigue among art enthusiasts worldwide. Sara Penco, the author of the new book “Mary Magdalene in Michelangelo’s…
Number of Dumfries and Galloway kids at risk of being overweight or obese at lowest level for more than a decade

The level of children at risk of being overweight or obese in Dumfries and Galloway has reached its lowest point in over a decade. Despite this improvement, there are still more young children in primary one at risk of being overweight or obese compared to most other areas in Scotland. Public Health Scotland has released…
