By Ross Collie A recent vote in Stirling University’s Students Union has created history – marking the first students union in the United Kingdom to adopt a 100 per cent plant-based menu by 2025, and…
By Ross Collie Staff at the University of Stirling have joined nationwide strikes over pay, pensions and working conditions. The strikes, which take place on November 24, 25 and 30, have been called the “biggest…
By Molly Bishop It’s that special time of year again; the Christmas lights are up and the markets are open. Christmas is often centred around spending time with the people you love, and there are…
By Rebecca Kerr The number of visitors to Stirling Castle has plummeted following the coronavirus pandemic and recent data suggests that the castle is struggling to recover its once booming business. Stirling Castle was hit…
By Molly Bishop Dunblane is celebrating becoming the first dementia-friendly town in the Stirling area. The award was achieved by the community, with credit to the hard work of Dementia Friendly Dunblane, a hard-working…
By John Turnbull Stirling Albion’s Aaron Dunsmore cut the gap to three points behind Cinch League Two leaders Dumbarton on Saturday as he starred in a 3-1 win over East Fife. Albion boss Darren Young,…
By Rebecca Kerr When fourth year Business student James Falls isn’t playing rugby or smashing out assignments, you might spot him cruising Stirling in his technicolour car – with the boxers to match. “Why” you…
By Isla Glen Every New Year’s Eve I experienced as a child had me glued to Hogmanay Live on the television. I loved Jackie Bird, the bagpipes, the fireworks and beckoning in the next year…
By Isla Glen A Stirling fitness instructor has won fourth and fifth place in her first bodybuilding competitions after months of hard work. Natalia Wiktorowicz achieved fourth place in the Physical Culture Association’s (PCA) First…
