From an innocent game of Chap Door Run to an insurmountable barrage of abuse, one Scottish high school teacher recalls the worst period of her career.…
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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.
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Stirling Council has confirmed it has no plans to observe the newly announced bank holiday marking Scotland’s return to the FIFA World Cup.…
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Are you sad to see BrewDog's Stirling pub go?…
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BBC Radio 2 in the Park is coming to City Park in Stirling this August, from Friday 7 to Sunday 9.…
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Every year, over half a million pink-footed geese cross the North Atlantic to spend winter in the UK, with a huge percentage in Scotland. But what do we know about our favourite…
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Bipolar Scotland is fighting to make Scotland a more accessible and empathetic place for people with Bipolar Disorder. Brig sat down with the charity's CEO and a service user to understand the…
MoreOn January 20, the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay visited Stirling and Falkirk to engage with Scottish heritage. They participated in curling at Scotland’s National Curling Centre and met professional curlers, expressing…
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Brig's resident wild swimmer, Alice Pollard, reveals the emotions rooted in the activity with this Wild Swimming Photo Essay.…
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Police Scotland have launched a campaign to combat domestic violence and abuse. The Choose to Stop campaign aims to bring awareness to what domestic abuse can look like in the relationships of…
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