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The University of Stirling's student newspaper since 1969. SPA Best Publication in Scotland 2021, 2022 & 2023. Got a story? Get in touch: [email protected]
Stirling, Scotland
Joined September 2009
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, has announced the 2025 budget. It includes: a minimum wage rise, a stealth tax and several other additions and changes. 2025 Budget: The Changes, The Impact, The Reactions. https://t.co/fmIUTNJjA8 via @brignewspaper
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A breakdown of the 2025 Budget and what it means for students, families and Scotland, from wage changes to welfare reforms and local political reaction.
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Scottish ministers were responsible for making decisions in Scotland’s interests and often did so differently from their counterparts in London. https://t.co/2Cm6vNLntg
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Scottish ministers were responsible for making decisions in Scotland’s interests and often did so differently from their counterparts in London.
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The International Olympic Committee are discussing a potential ban from transgender women competing in female sporting competitions - in time for Los Angeles 2028. https://t.co/MRm7qT2IE8
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The International Olympic Committee are discussing a potential ban from transgender women competing in female sporting competitions - in time for Los Angeles 2028.
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Much to fans' pleasure, the legendary Ash kicked off their UK and Ireland tour on Thursday, November 20th, with an almost sold-out concert showcasing their much-loved hits across all 9 albums. https://t.co/A0m4GCrlId
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SummaryAsh captivated the audience throughout this concert in Glasgow, performing amazing songs that had the crowd smiling from ear to ear. This piece reviews the show in detail, pointing out every...
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Stirling University Union seeks student geniuses for 2026 University Challenge! https://t.co/TRHA4UAz04
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The Students' Union are on the look out for bright sparks to take part in the 2026/27 series of University Challenge.
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6 years post COVID, Inquiry Breaks Down Sturgeon’s Pandemic Record - Private: Engaged, Serious and Controlling. https://t.co/2Cm6vNLntg
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Scottish ministers were responsible for making decisions in Scotland’s interests and often did so differently from their counterparts in London.
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Hemingway's "Death in the Afternoon" explores bullfighting as a test of courage and truth, revealing his belief in facing mortality with grace, precision, and honesty. https://t.co/bvzP6NaU3S
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"Death in the Afternoon" explores bullfighting as a test of courage, revealing his belief in facing mortality with grace, precision, and truth.
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Post punk band English Teacher return to Glasgow! Read more here: https://t.co/r2yImMkAlJ
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Wednesday saw the return of 2024 Mercury Award winners English Teacher to Glasgow’s Barrowlands. They returned to Glasgow having supported Franz Ferdinand at SWG3 over Summer.
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Gary "Mani" Mounfield, the iconic bassist of The Stone Roses, died at 63 on November 20. He leaves a lasting musical legacy. https://t.co/glZ7khlcCR
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Manchester icon Gary "Mani" Mounfield, bass player of Stone Roses and Primal Scream, has sadly passed away aged 63.
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Stirling's longest-serving MP was also the first official Prime Minister of the UK. Yet few remember his name. Read about Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman below. https://t.co/XLH4SyOX4z
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Stirling's longest serving MP was also the first official Prime Minister of the UK. Yet few remember his name
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Newton Faulkner’s Glasgow concert at SWG3, October 26, felt less like a standard gig and more like a victory lap. https://t.co/3nwyIG7AKa
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Newton Faulkner lit up Glasgow with songs from his new album Octopus, mixing heartfelt storytelling and intricate guitar work.
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Newton Faulkner’s Glasgow concert at SWG3, October 26, felt less like a standard gig and more like a victory lap. https://t.co/3nwyIG7AKa via @brignewspaper
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Newton Faulkner lit up Glasgow with songs from his new album Octopus, mixing heartfelt storytelling and intricate guitar work.
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History was made on November 18, 2025, with Scotland beating Denmark 4-2. Scotland's National Football Team are now qualified for the FIFA World Cup 2026. Scottish fans have waited 28 years for this moment. Read more about it on https://t.co/fP208zhf4R. Image credit: ESPN UK
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Stirling’s Christmas lights switch on got off to a rough start on Saturday. - Read more about Stirling’s Christmas chaos at https://t.co/fP208zhf4R.
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Mamma Mia! is coming to Edinburgh this December, get ready to sing!
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Mamma Mia is back at Edinburgh Playhouse! A play about love and friendship, and its bubbly, energetic melody will leave you in happy tears.
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With the brand's social media accounts ceasing posts, what is Sky Halo, and why is it so controversial? https://t.co/w6kdLx13VL
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Sky Sports Halo aims to unite female sports fans, but is facing backlash for its approach. Discover the unfolding debate.
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In a game that was riddled with penalties, the Clansmen emerged victorious, holding Herriot-Watt to zero points. https://t.co/tQJzCZzkk8
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In a game that was riddled with penalties, the Clansmen emerged victorious, holding Herriot-Watt to zero points.
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Brig’s Emma Christie reflects on her time backpacking in New York City through this photo essay. https://t.co/POrtIxIiCl
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Photo essay: Experiencing New York City for the first time with only a backpack was certainly a memorable experience.
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The Scottish Conservatives are going into the 2026 Holyrood election after spending 10 years as opposition. Brig sat down with conservative MSP Stephen Kerr to find out what the party have to offer young people at the 2026 Holyrood election. https://t.co/gFhjYCLVGJ
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The Scottish Conservatives are going into the 2026 Holyrood election after spending 10 years as the party of opposition, with economic growth, education and opposition to independence as their key...
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As a two-time skin cancer survivor currently fighting the disease once again, Róisín McCarney is a unique presence in Glasgow’s growing pop scene. https://t.co/KHwEvSDVyx
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As a two-time skin cancer survivor currently fighting the disease once again, Róisín McCarney is a unique presence in Glasgow’s growing pop scene.
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