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Major charity shop chain to shut 26 stores across Scotland's high streets
Several locations have already closed in Scotland with more to follow
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Stirlingshire counsellor talks up need for rural mental health support
The Buchlyvie-based professional has seen her services grow in popularity as more people in rural areas of the region look for vital counselling and techniques to cope.
BREAKING: SNP secure victory in Stirling election as ex-MP takes Holyrood seat
Alyn Smith secured a big win for the SNP as the party held on to the seat with more than double the votes cast for the second place finisher, the Conservatives' Stephen Kerr.
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Union hits out at Stirling Council school meals plan - and threat to 50 jobs
The changes to school meals were approved in the budget earlier this year - with union chiefs hitting out at the health and jobs impact of the move.
Brig’s Top 5 Tips For Surviving The Edinburgh Fringe
Making it through the Edinburgh Fringe alive and well is a challenge for everyone, but it doesn't have to be that way. Here are Brig's Top 5 tips for surviving the Edinburgh Fringe. The post Brig’s Top 5 Tips For Surviving The Edinburgh Fringe appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
Interim Stirling boss signs off with comeback draw - and talks up Binos' future
Stirling came back from two goals down to snatch a final-day draw with the title-chasers from the capital as their hunt for a new permanent manager kicks into gear.
"Truly exceptional" Stirling Uni nurse picks up top accolade at major awards
The coveted prize recognises a “truly exceptional nurse” who has made a major contribution to nursing practice and has helped build a legacy of improved outcomes for patients and the wider population.
Police issue warning over fireraising incidents at former Bridge of Allan hotel
The derelict former hotel has been the target for antisocial behaviour and fire-raising in recent months - with police emphasising that entering the site is a criminal offence.
New film gives behind-the-scenes look at volunteering effort at Stirling Albion
The project is the first for budding Stirling film-maker Andy McAllister and his Tiny Shout Films enterprise, with Andy's father Jim on the board at the Binos.
Meeting call made over Stirling roadworks impact as level crossing fears eased
The extensive sewer repair works have been extended to the end of June, with questions over the impact of trains travelling over the vital Cornton level crossing raised with Network Rail chiefs.
Stirling businesses offered energy bills support by new initiative
The support has been organised by the Go Forth Stirling BID, who have commissioned a firm to help those who paid a levy to the BID in cutting thousands from their bills.
Perth councillors seek views on 'code of conduct' for buskers in city centre
Perth and Stirling are the only Scottish cities not to have introduced a code of conduct for buskers, according to one local representative.
Reform's cranks, clowns and right wing nutters should be sent packing
Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says Reform have dragged the election campaign into the gutter with their appalling candidates.
Lawn bowls champion Sophie McGrouther’s Commonwealth dreams
On an unremarkable Tuesday evening, Abbeyview Bowling Club in Dunfermline has a couple dozen people casually chatting, observing and playing friendly games of lawn bowls. The atmosphere is relaxed, social; the senior citizens and middle-aged men making up the majority of room are contentedly enjoyin...
Football Beyond the Premier League
For many football fans, the end of the domestic season brings a familiar feeling, a strange mix of relief and boredom. After months of weekend fixtures and midweek drama the silence of summer can feel oddly empty. This year, though, there’s one very obvious reason to stay invested, the FIFA World ...
Stirling Albion 2-2 Spartans: Points shared on final day
Stirling Albion came from two goals down to draw 2–2 with Spartans at Forthbank on the final day of the Scottish League Two season. The post Stirling Albion 2-2 Spartans: Points shared on final day appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
Crime boss snared for importing drugs unmasked as head of two extreme dog breeding firms
William Byrne is behind bars awaiting sentence after pleading guilty over a £1.6million drug ring which saw him and his associates sneaking drugs into Scotland from the Netherlands.
Holyrood 2026 – Scottish Green’s Candidate for Mid Scotland and Fife, Mark Ruskell
Outgoing Politics Editor, Edward, spoke to Mark Ruskell about issues important to him ahead of the Scottish Parliament elections in May. What do you think MSPs should focus on? The post Holyrood 2026 – Scottish Green’s Candidate for Mid Scotland and Fife, Mark Ruskell appeared first on Brig News...
Holyrood 2026 – Conservative Candidate for Stirling, Stephen Kerr
Brig writer Adara spoke to Stephen Kerr during his re-election campaign to the Scottish Parliament. What issues do you think MSPs should focus on? The post Holyrood 2026 – Conservative Candidate for Stirling, Stephen Kerr appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
Holyrood 2026 – Labour’s Candidate for Stirling, Dr Kainde Manji
Incoming Politics Editor, James, spoke to Dr Kainde Manji, the Labour candidate for Stirling, during her campaign for the Scottish Parliament. What priorities would you like to see from Holyrood? The post Holyrood 2026 – Labour’s Candidate for Stirling, Dr Kainde Manji appeared first on Brig New...