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Mamma Mia! Coming to Scotland
Be ready to take on a world of laughter, cries, friendship and feel-good music! The sound of the bell comes from inside the Edinburgh Playhouse, beginning December 9th: the sweet, bubbly melody and the energetic hits of ABBA fill the room, with the chance to grab some great seats to watch a story of...
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Road safety concerns prompt council review on Bridge of Allan street
Stirling Council have confirmed a review of road safety measures around Henderson Street will be carried out after community concerns over a series of accidents in recent months.
An Interview With Róisín McCarney: Glasgow’s Pop Princess
As a two-time skin cancer survivor currently fighting the disease once again, Róisín McCarney is a unique presence in Glasgow’s growing pop scene. The post An Interview With Róisín McCarney: Glasgow’s Pop Princess appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
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Probe launched into death of double murderer William MacDowell who died in jail
William MacDowell died a year after being given a life sentence for the murders of his lover and her young son in November 1976.
Sky Sports Halo: The Controversy Explained
With the brand's social media accounts ceasing posts, what is Sky Halo, and why is it so controversial? The post Sky Sports Halo: The Controversy Explained appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
Clansmen Dominate in Home Game Against Wolverines
In a game that was riddled with penalties, the Clansmen emerged victorious, holding Herriot-Watt to zero points. The post Clansmen Dominate in Home Game Against Wolverines appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
Stirling flu vaccine plea as Scotland 'on track for worst flu season in years'
NHS Forth Valley is encouraging everyone who is eligible to get vaccinated as soon as possible to protect themselves, their families and their friends against the illness.
Stirling residents urged to make winter preparations as temperatures plunge
The warnings over getting prepared for the wintry weather comes as a yellow warning for snow and ice comes into place across Stirling this week.
Photo Essay: Backpacking in New York City
Brig’s Emma Christie reflects on her time backpacking in New York City through this photo essay. The post Photo Essay: Backpacking in New York City appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
Stirling University study finds beaver-built wetlands boost butterfly numbers
University of Stirling study finds beaver wetlands in Scotland boost pollinator numbers, supporting more butterflies and hoverflies than man-made ponds.
Butcher fined £1000 after explosion and fire at Strathaven shop
One man was in intensive care in hospital for two weeks and underwent surgery and skin grafts.
Spit hoods used every four hours by Scots cops due to fears over 'vile' attacks
"Spitting is vile. It is probably one of the most horrible assaults you can get."
What The Scottish Conservatives Have to Offer Young People, According To a Current MSP – Party Profiles
The Scottish Conservatives are going into the 2026 Holyrood election after spending 10 years as the party of opposition, with economic growth, education and opposition to independence as their key priorities. Brig sat down with conservative MSP Stephen Kerr to find out what the party have to offer...
Calls for Better Mental Health Support in Student Sport
The University of Stirling may be Scotland’s University for Sporting Excellence, but many student athletes say the pressure to balance performance with academic demands is a very fine line that sometimes feels impossible to balance. New data gathered by Brig reveals there is truth behind the worri...
Over 800 students claiming financial support at Stirling Uni
The financial strain of the cost of living crisis continues to shape the student experience at Stirling, with new figures confirming more than 800 awards were made from the University’s Discretionary and Assistance Funds this previous academic year. The funds are intended to help students cover es...
Binos struggles continue against Forfar
Stirling Albion put in their worst performance of the season so far on Saturday at the Forthbank, losing 4-0 to Forfar. The post Binos struggles continue against Forfar appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
Stirling Albion 0, Forfar Athletic 4: Loons pile on agony as questions grow over Binos boss
The home side crashed to second-bottom in the League Two table as their dismal league form continued with a poor showing against the Angus side.
Sport Minister launches new sports concussion programme in West Lothian
The programme will be trialled through Active Schools during the current school year, initially starting in West Lothian at Deans Community High School and Winchburgh Academy with the aim to roll it out over the coming years across the Active Schools network which includes all 32 local authority are...
Land Reform Bill: Shifting Power to Communities
A historic move in Holyrood has gave a lot of hope within Scotland's communities as members of parliament voting to pass the Land Reform bill. The post Land Reform Bill: Shifting Power to Communities appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
Snow maps predict a wall of white to blanket Scotland early next week
Scots better get their hats and scarfs ready as next week is set to turn into a winter wonderland.