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Stirlingshire sheep shearing legend talks 30 years of cutting coats worldwide
He is a nine-time shearing world champion and has just returned from his latest trip from New Zealand - but is now looking to settle down in life while raising concerns on restrictions for shearers coming to the UK.
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Scotland's 20 best places to see cherry blossoms bloom as city park is 'undisputed' winner
"Long, symmetrical avenues of trees explode into frothy pink clouds each April."
BREAKING: Stirling Albion place boss on "gardening leave" after tough season
The Albion boss will not see out the remainder of his expiring deal in the dugout - and leaves the club after 669 days in the Forthbank hotseat.
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Stirling UFC star prepares for main event bout as lightweight rise continues
The 32-year-old fighter will take on Brazilian Renato Moicano on Saturday evening in the main event of the night.
No drop nerves insists Stirling Albion boss before single-goal Edinburgh win
The third home win of the season for Albion all but sealed their League Two spot as a late Corey Thomson goal moved the capital club one step closer to the dreaded relegation play-off.
Forth Valley event hosts chance to rehome hens - with deadline this week
The gathering is being organised by British Hen Welfare Trust, with 285 ex-commercial hens being sent off to happy retirement homes - but only if new owners come forward by Friday at 4pm.
Stirling refugee-led drama project tells story of finding fresh Scottish start
This six-month oral heritage drama therapy project will bring around 30 refugees and asylum seekers together for a series of creative drama and writing workshops.
Free Easter activities across Scotland for children to enjoy during the holidays
Finding activities to keep your children entertained during the Easter holidays can be difficult, so we have put together a list of free events across Scotland
Top Scottish family days out and dining deals to enjoy this Easter holidays
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Stirling accident black spot set for improvements as roadworks planned
The stretch of the A84 near Blairdrummond has been the subject of a community campaign to improve safety, with roadworks set for this month for improvements to be made.
Development of new wayfinding trail in Stirling to begin following council approval
Council-approved plans for a new wayfinding trail across Stirling are set to begin, offering visitors an enhanced journey across the city centre and its landmarks, where it will showcase Stirling’s rich history and boost economic activity. The trail will see an installation of a new walking route ...
Stirling Scotland stars hope to secure World Cup place in Japan warm-up
Balfron's Findlay Curtis and striker Tommy Conway - who qualifies for Scotland through his Stirling-born grandfather - will be hoping to impress boss Steve Clarke and book a spot in North America.
Double success for NHS Forth Valley as staff receive Stirling Uni honours
A pair of health professionals have received honorary appointments from the University of Stirling for their clinical and academic expertise.
Stirling estate's playpark stalemate nears end as council agree maintenance
The responsibility over a football pitch, car park and playpark on the Westhaugh estate has been a source of contention for several years - with Stirling Council now stepping up.
University of Stirling Tennis Secures Fourth UK Title
The University of Stirling Tennis has claimed its fourth UK title this season, bringing to a close a very successful year. The post University of Stirling Tennis Secures Fourth UK Title appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
Stirlingshire youth charities celebrate funding boost at showcase night
The 13 projects sharing in support include a new village pump track, music workshops in rural primary schools and a community food initiative that has already helped deliver more than 3,000 meals.
Stirlingshire climber hails mountain team after "technically demanding" rescue
Drew Yule - who has been scaling the slopes for decades - has now raised thousands of pounds for the mountain rescue team who navigated difficult conditions to reach him.
New Stirling project to create route commemorating Fife's mining history
The Fife Miners’ Memorial Way, led by the University of Stirling and Lottery-funded, maps Fife's mining heritage via memorials, murals and community stories.
BREAKING: Bridge of Allan school set for "consultation" as future left in doubt
The school, which charges fees of up to £16,500, has opened up discussions with staff and other affected parties about its future due to "significant financial challenges".
Scottish Conservatives replaced by stuffed toy at Perthshire election hustings
A cuddly Eurasian lynx toy representing "one of Scotland's missing species" replaced the missing Conservative representative.