By Samantha Barr With phone cameras set to record, a 12,000 strong crowd filled the SSE Hydro waiting for headliners Catfish and the Bottlemen to take to the stage. For some in the audience, it’s their first time seeing the… Continue Reading
By Samantha Barr Stirling University students hope they can ‘make an educated impact’ after being identified as one of the ‘swing’ student populations ahead of the general election. The current Conservative marginal seat in Stirling, won by just 148 votes,… Continue Reading
By Natasha Cameron The City of Stirling is now aglow with seasonal Christmas lights to begin the festive season. 17 November marked the start of the Christmas season in Stirling with their annual light switch on. Families gathered around Stirling… Continue Reading
By Natasha Cameron In today’s digital culture, news articles are easily compromised, with the public and press struggling to help differentiate between facts and fictional stories. Fake News is known as ‘News’ stories that are mostly or completely fabricated, which… Continue Reading
By Natasha Cameron A young entrepreneur has used social media to promote her part-time business and make ‘more in one day than she has done previously in a week.’ Fheirn Gibson, a recent Politics graduate from the University of Stirling,… Continue Reading
By Natasha Cameron The Stirling Highland Hotel is at the top of the social media marketing game. Although it is ranked sixth out of the top 10 hotels for the area, it has the second highest post engagement, on social… Continue Reading
By Craig Stewart DJI have made yet another camera drone which could dictate the marketplace. The Chinese technology company announced in late October that the Mavic Mini would be the latest addition to their collection of drones and the 249-gram… Continue Reading
By Craig Stewart Falkirk prove too strong for Lowland League Linlithgow Rose. Falkirk have comfortably beaten Linlithgow Rose to progress to the fourth round of the Scottish Cup in Lee Millar and David McCracken’s first game in charge. Two goals… Continue Reading
By Craig Stewart Dollar Golf Club is closing its doors at the end of the year after the club fell into insurmountable financial trouble. The club’s website informed members and visitors on Tuesday that ‘the Club Council could only reach… Continue Reading
By Ryan Louch Welsh singer-songwriter Marina Diamondis, formerly known as Marina & The Diamonds, played a sold out show at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall on Monday Night. The singer is out promoting her latest album, released this year, Love + Fear… Continue Reading