The Barbie movies of the early 2000s represent feminism by showing healthy female friendships and stories that don't solely revolve around romance.…
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As the 2026 Holyrood elections approach, a new left-wing party is still hoping to get local candidates on the ballots. Here's what the inside of a local founding meeting for Your Party…
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Journalists are increasingly becoming targeted with abuse, both online and on the ground. With growing dangers in the industry, students continue to pursue careers in reporting, accepting the fact that they are…
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Cumbernauld Town Centre is set for demolition, with much of the famous skyline already changing, this is the story of Cumbernuald at 70…
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In January 2020, the National Autistic Society (NAS) officially recognised Nevermore Tattoo as Autism Friendly. Six years on, they are still the only studio certified by the charity.
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Castle of light is back for its sixth year, with the theme Ice & Fire. Brig sat down with Historic Environment Scotland's Head of Experience for an in-depth interview.…
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While the Christmas period is an exciting time for many, it can also increase stress and anxiety, affecting mental health and making holidays overwhelming.…
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Oscar, 22, balances studying at Stirling University and working as a part-time chef. He embraces a busy life, managing shifts, hockey, and social influences while maintaining commitment.…
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If you follow environmental news, you will know the feeling of clicking on a story and thinking everything is doom and gloom with no real improvement.
However, this year also gave us…