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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…
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…
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…
Doctor cautions that ‘common disease warning signs’ may appear through foot symptoms

A doctor has warned that various foot symptoms could be indicators of underlying health conditions, shedding light on the significance of paying attention to foot health. Dr. Eric Berg DC recently discussed how foot issues such as swollen feet, foot cramps, and numbness can potentially signify more serious health problems. However, it’s important to note…
Rare golden eagle killed after flying into wind turbine in Galloway

Rare Golden Eagle Fatally Injured by Wind Turbine Collision in Galloway In a tragic incident, a rare golden eagle named Sparky was killed after colliding with a wind turbine in Galloway, the Daily Record reported. The three-year-old bird of prey was found near a turbine base at Windy Rig windfarm with extensive injuries, including a…
Expert says eating this type of food can help fight off viruses and prevent long Covid

Nutritional expert Tim Spector has shed light on the crucial role our diet plays in combating viruses and potentially preventing severe conditions like long Covid. Professor Tim Spector, known for his work at King’s College London and the Zoe health app, has stressed the intimate connection between our immune system and gut health. He has…
Family and friends share poignant tribute to ‘beautiful Phe’ after death in East Kilbride flat

Family and friends have come together to share a heartfelt tribute to Phoenix Spencer-Horn, who tragically passed away in a flat in East Kilbride. The young woman, described as “kind,” “warm,” and “generous,” was remembered by loved ones who asked the community to join in honouring her memory. A touching tribute featuring angel wings, a…
Airdrie Academy unveils Cafe 175 facility as part of school’s 175th anniversary

Airdrie Academy has recently unveiled its Cafe 175 facility as part of the school’s 175th anniversary celebrations. The cafe, made possible with the support of local businesses, now offers a full barista service for students and staff. The addition of Cafe 175 has brought a new social space for pupils and staff to meet and…
Dr Amir Khan explains why it may ‘not be your fault’ if you’re failing to lose weight

Dr Amir Khan, a well-known figure from ITV, has shared insights into a scientific theory that could explain the struggles some individuals face when trying to lose weight, despite their efforts in maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Khan sheds light on the “Set Point Theory” in a recent Instagram video, highlighting how factors beyond diet and…
‘No more excuses’ as UK Treasury to hand Scottish Government £300m to cover National Insurance hike
At the UK Treasury’s decision to allocate around £300 million to cover the National Insurance hike on employers, the Scottish Government is set to benefit from this financial boost. The funding, to be provided by the end of the financial year, is aimed at covering the increased NI costs for public sector employers in Scotland.…
