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Three cancer warning signs that can appear on the face

Three Warning Signs of Cancer That May Appear on the Face Early detection of cancer is vital for improving survival rates, but with over 200 different types of the disease, recognising the early warning signs can be challenging. While many symptoms can be subtle and easy to overlook, experts highlight three crucial indicators that can…
New Dumfries and Galloway restaurant offers fresh seafood in relaxed atmosphere

A new dining experience has arrived in Dumfries and Galloway, offering patrons fresh seafood in a laid-back setting. Swally ‘n’ Scran, located in the heart of Kirkcudbright just opposite Harbour Square, is the brainchild of the West Coast Sea Products team. Known for being one of the major employers in the Stewartry area, West Coast…
Gridlocked Stirling city street branded ‘absolute joke’ as drivers see red over roadwork delays

Gridlocked Stirling city street branded ‘absolute joke’ as drivers see red over roadwork delays Drivers in Stirling faced frustration and lengthy delays in the Causewayhead area as road resurfacing works brought traffic to a standstill. The roadworks, particularly in Causewayhead Road and the surrounding network near Causewayhead roundabout, led to extensive tailbacks, leaving motorists seething…
At least 35 killed after ‘driver ploughs into exercise group’ in China car ‘attack’

At least 35 people have tragically lost their lives and 43 are injured after a devastating incident in China where a motorist rammed into a group of people who were exercising at a sports centre. Shocking video footage circulating on social media captures the aftermath of the crash, with bodies strewn on the ground and…
You have eyes of a hawk if you can spot 10 tiny errors in delicious baking scene

The Great British Bake Off sensation continues to grip viewers across the UK as the show presents a unique 1970s-themed baking week. With contestants vying for a spot in the semi-finals, fans are eagerly following the culinary journey of their favourite bakers. Last week’s Dessert Week left one viewer declaring it as the “best Great…
Lanark gets set for busy Christmas events programme

Lanark is gearing up for a festive season filled with exciting events, as the town prepares for a busy Christmas programme. The festive celebrations will kick off with the switching on of the Christmas lights on November 16, followed by a Christmas market featuring over 70 stalls on High Street from 10am to 5.30pm. The…
Stirling Council shells out almost £95,000 to drivers for vehicle damage caused by potholes

Stirling Council Pays Nearly £95,000 to Drivers for Pothole-Related Vehicle Damage Stirling Council has compensated drivers with almost £95,000 for vehicle damage caused by potholes on the region’s roads over the past five years. The figures, acquired by the Scottish Liberal Democrats through a Freedom of Information request to all of Scotland’s councils, reveal the…
First picture of Scots worker crushed by forklift truck as building firm fined £160,000

A Scottish forklift driver tragically lost his life in a site accident, with the first image of the victim, Scott Bradley, now released to the public. The incident occurred at a building site in Glasgow, where Scott Bradley was operating a telehandler that slid down an embankment and overturned, crushing him. The 44-year-old was working…
‘My fiancé’s work pal made inappropriate joke – I want her banned from the wedding’

A bride-to-be has sparked a debate online after expressing her desire to have her fiancé’s ‘work wife’ banned from their upcoming wedding. The 29-year-old shared her dilemma on Reddit, seeking advice on handling the situation with the colleague who seems to be intruding on their special day. The bride-to-be explained how her fiancé and his…
Hospitality businesses demand support at SNP Budget as pubs and restaurants left ‘shattered’

Hospitality businesses are clamouring for support ahead of the SNP Budget as pubs and restaurants struggle to stay afloat, with many being forced to shut down. The hospitality industry in Scotland has been described as “shattered” due to significant increases in the costs of food and drink, as well as soaring energy prices. Recent data…
