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Review: The Paper Kites and Bess Atwell Left Their Mark On Glasgow
The Paper Kites played SWG3 on their UK/Europe leg of their 2026 tour. The post Review: The Paper Kites and Bess Atwell Left Their Mark On Glasgow appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
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What Do The SNP Have To Offer Young People? – Party Profiles
The SNP are tied to Scottish Independence above anything else, but what does the party have to offer young people? Brig spoke to First Minister John Swinney and former MP Alyn Smith to get the parties side on when the SNP deserve young people's votes. The post What Do The SNP Have To Offer Young Pe...
Gender Equity in Contraception
Women are expected to bare the contraceptive load in most relationships, but could developments in male birth control end that equailty? But would men be willing to suffer the side effects that women already face? The post Gender Equity in Contraception appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
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“Nightlife” Pages: The Creepy Content Leaving Women Scared To Walk The Streets
Amongst all the hate speech and bullying thousands suffer on social media already, a new form of harassment has arrived. Across platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram live accounts who film women outside of nightclubs without their consent then post it online for hundreds of people to tear ...
Two airlifted to hospital after motorway crash between car and van
A 32-year-old woman is in a "serious" condition in hospital following the crash while a 31-year-old man is said to be in a "stable" condition.
The Unknown Down Under: The 2026 Australian Grand Prix
The first grand prix of the formula one season got under way last weekend in Australia. With new regulations many teams feared the unknown of what was to come. New Regulations The start of the 2026 season means that the new regulations are now underway. Whether they are for better or worse we will s...
Inside the Stirling hotel summit that hatched the SNP's Holyrood election campaign
As the SNP meet for a one day conference in Edinburgh, Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon reveals how a two day event in Stirling laid the foundations for John Swinney's Holyrood election campaign.
Blair Drummond Safari Park announces the arrival of two new chimpanzees
Chimpanzees Karolina and Karsa have travelled from Poland to their new Scottish home.
New Stirling festival makes use of historic wolf tale for nightlife boost
The inaugural theme for the festival, ‘Carnival of the Wolf’, draws inspiration from one of Stirling’s most enduring legends - the tale of a pack of wolves whose howls alerted the people of Stirling to an attempted Viking invasion.
Doctor Who Star Celebrates Newly Found Missing Episodes
Two previously missing episodes of 1960s Doctor Who from William Hartnell's run have been found in a private collection. The post Doctor Who Star Celebrates Newly Found Missing Episodes appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
New rural Stirling bus services set for two-year pilot this month
The C61 and C62 buses will aim to improve connections between rural communities in western Stirlingshire.
Trans rapist locked up over horrifying rape and sex attacks on schoolgirls
Serenity Francis Johnston, 34, was allowed to pick up a small blue handbag before being led away in handcuffs.
Motorway stretch near Dunblane set for overnight restrictions for resurfacing
The roadworks on the northbound stretch of the A9 will take place overnight over the next six days.
Rural Stirling church celebrates funding boost as community helps with revamp
The hall picked up the support from the National Lottery as they continue the work which has seen a transformation of the facility.
Stirling recognises contribution of Covid volunteers after day of reflection
The local branch of the Royal Voluntary Service brought people together at the Stirling Royal Infirmary RVS Cafe at their Time to Reflect table as it commemorated the 12.4 million people who stepped up to the plate to give their time.
John Swinney will 'never forget' Dunblane massacre and son's birth on same day
“The contrast of how I felt about the arrival of my son in comparison to the devastation that was felt by people I knew who had lost their children, was a contrast that I’ll just never, ever forget.”
Family tributes to the 16 children and teacher killed in the Dunblane massacre
The children and teacher who died 30 years ago on March, 13, 1996 have been remembered.
Dreadful day of Dunblane atrocity still burns in memory of Record journalist
The tragedy of Charlotte Dunn, who moved to Dunblane from the West Midlands, had a profound effect on many, including Record man Mark McGivern.
Ambulance worker recalls 'shellshock' of 999 crew called to Dunblane school shooting
John Pritchard was an ambulance technician in Crieff when he was called to a report of a shooting in a primary school on March 13, 1996.
Clean up at Callander oil spill under way as investigation continues into cause
The spill was reported in the waters of the River Teith as concerned locals looked for answers.