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Dalbeattie High School receive Silver UNICEF UK Right Respecting School Award

Dalbeattie High School in Scotland has been honoured with the prestigious Silver UNICEF UK Right Respecting School Award. The school community collaborated to gather evidence towards three main outcomes: teaching and learning about rights, teaching and learning through rights, and being ambassadors for the rights of others. The evidence presented included various initiatives such as…
Gatehouse SWI members entertained by local quilter Elaine Milven at their latest meeting

Gatehouse SWI members were treated to an entertaining presentation by local quilter Elaine Milven at their most recent meeting. The gathering, which also included the AGM, was hosted by President Margaret, who welcomed everyone before introducing Elaine. Elaine, a member of both the Quilters of Shambellie House and Machars Quilters, shared insights into her family…
Fresh crop of Stirling Uni nurses graduate as NHS Forth Valley recruit over half

A group of newly-graduated nurses from Stirling University celebrated their achievements alongside NHS Forth Valley’s Executive Nurse Director, Professor Frances Dodd and Director of Nursing, Professor Karen Goudie. The winter ceremonies saw around 220 student nurses complete their studies, with NHS Forth Valley recruiting more than half of the fresh graduates. Other nurses are set…
Kathryn Hill from the Midsteeple Project spoke to members of Dumfries Rotary Club

Kathryn Hill, the interim executive director of the Midsteeple Project, recently addressed members of Dumfries Rotary Club, outlining the project’s goals and ambitions. Hill expressed her delight in meeting club president Ann Hill, emphasizing the community interest in her relation to Ann since returning to Dumfries from Canada to join the Midsteeple Project team. Hill…
Mum who thought she’d seen her last Christmas issues cancer symptom warning

A mother who feared she may not see another Christmas after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer is now sharing her story to raise awareness of the symptoms of the disease. Bryony Thomas, 46, was given a devastating prognosis in December 2019, with doctors initially telling her she may have just weeks to live. Facing what…
RAF pilot tells of terrifying crash at Scots airfield that left him with horror injuries

RAF Pilot Recounts Terrifying Crash at Scottish Airfield, Left with Serious Injuries An RAF officer has shared the harrowing experience of a plane crash at an airfield in Scotland. Iain Bright, aged 58, was faced with a critical situation when his plane’s engine failed just moments after takeoff, leading to a heart-stopping 100ft plummet to…
Stirling Christmas event set to bring festive slice of Ukraine to city museum

Stirling Christmas Event to Showcase Ukrainian Festivities at City Museum Stirling’s Ukrainian community is gearing up to host a special festive event at the Smith Museum in Stirling, offering locals a taste of their homeland’s traditions and treats. The event, set to take place on Saturday, November 30, will feature a variety of Christmas delights,…
More than 20 feral pigs culled across south of Scotland since April

More than 20 feral pigs have been culled across the south of Scotland since April in an effort to manage their populations and prevent the spread of diseases. Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) and the Animal Plant Health Agency (APHA) have collaborated on two schemes focused on improving feral pig management and establishing an early-warning…
Health expert shares cheap vegetable that lowers blood pressure and makes your workouts better

Health Expert Recommends Affordable Vegetable to Improve Health and Fitness In a bid to combat high blood pressure and enhance athletic performance, health expert Dr. Sooj has shared insights on the benefits of a particular vegetable. With approximately one-third of UK adults dealing with high blood pressure, finding effective ways to lower it is crucial.…
Drivers in Dumfries and Galloway warned to expect delays as roadworks to begin on key road

Drivers in Dumfries and Galloway have been cautioned to brace for potential delays as roadworks are set to commence on a vital route in the region. Amey, the highways maintenance company, will be initiating resurfacing works on a section of the A75 between Minigaff and Newton Stewart. The roadworks will involve implementing a convoy system…
