Politics editor Emma at Brig writes an easy guide to registering for a postal vote for students and young people in Stirling.…
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The remaining 92 hereditary peers in the House of Lords have lost their seats under a new law.…
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Brig's Politics Editor, Emma, explains registering to vote, outlines ways you can vote, and why students should vote this May.
Are you registered yet?…
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Updated on 17/03/2026 to include information on constituency boundaries and more accurate voting information. Scotland is preparing for its seventh general election since the devolved parliament was established in 1999. It is due to be held on May…
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Brig writer Antanina dives into the 2025 changes to UK visas for foreign graduates, and potential premiums for universities enrolling international students.
Are you concerned about these changes, or are they a good…
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The government has released their 2026 Spring Statement. But what does it mean for you and the future of the Labour Government?…
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Once considered a ‘wasted vote’, the Green Party has now reached over 100,000 members, due to what many are calling the ‘Zack Polanski effect’. After his election as leader of the party…
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A further hearing is scheduled for February 20th, and the government is likely to appeal the decision.…
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Robert Jenrick’s intentions in his recent decision to defect from the Conservative Party to Reform UK seem to be entirely unfounded. When the news broke in the middle of January this year,…
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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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