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The Scottish Sun •

Police issue urgent safety warning for NC500 drivers as speeders snared

THE summer is just weeks away, and most of us will be planning our getaways.

One option that is proving more and more popular is on our doorstep.

The NC500 is not only becoming a popular destination for Scots, but it's now one that attracts tourists from all over the world.

However, with the route becoming a must-visit destination, safety is becoming a bigger concern for police.

Cops have stated that they are “saddened to see the increase in complaints of poor driving and speeding along the
The Scottish Sun •

Rangers invite fans to celebrate Coronation with new limited edition merchandise

RANGERS are inviting fans to mark the King's Coronation by releasing a new commemorative whisky just in time for the for the royal celebrations.

The limited edition collaboration with Douglas Laing is called the ‘Rangers x King of Scots Edition’ and there are only 1,000 units available.

Gers fans will have to fork out £48 if they want to grab a bottle.

Supporters are able to purchase the 43.2% ABV whisky from the Douglas Laing website, which advertises the dram as the “crowning glory of Blend
The Scottish Sun •

How new Celtic End could look that would take atmosphere to 'next level'

STAND UP FOR THE FANS

A PROMINENT Celtic fans group have revealed what a full standing section at Celtic Park could look like.

If the club ever give such plans the green light, that is.

North Curve Celtic, a closely-linked but separate supporter's collective to the Green Brigade, was formed in 2016 by the Green Brigade with the aim of building a united fan front for a standing section at Parkhead.

At present, only the corner of the Lisbon Lions stand where it meets the North stand is safe-st
The Scottish Sun •

Lewis Capaldi announces special live shows in smaller venues - here's how to get tickets

LEWIS Capaldi has announced a series of intimate performances at small venues across the country.

The events will coincide with his upcoming album release ‘Broken by Desire to Be Heavenly Sent’ on May 19, which includes hit tracks Forget me, Pointless, and Wish You the Best.

The performances are expected to be acoustic and will include Lewis talking about the new album.

Scottish dates include May 20 in Dundee at Fat Sam’s, and May 21 in Glasgow at SWG3.

These come as a warm-up to the major g
The Scottish Sun •

Huge 70s rock icons announce first Scottish show in nearly a decade

HUGE 70s music legends Judas Priest are set to take on their next world tour in 2024 - and they're coming to Scotland.

This will be the band’s first UK & Ireland tour in almost a decade, which will commence at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow next spring.

The first leg will take the band from Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Bournemouth and Birmingham before finishing in London at the OVO Wembley arena.

In a tweet from the band: "We are thrilled to start this world tour in the renowned traditional homes of he
The Scottish Sun •

The Scottish school in the running to be named 'best secondary in UK'

A SCHOOL in Edinburgh has been shortlisted for ‘best secondary in the UK’.

Firhill High School has been announced as the only Scottish school to be nominated for this category in the Tes Schools Awards.

The esteemed awards acknowledge the top schools and teachers from state and independent schools in the UK for early years, primary and secondary.

Alva Academy in Clackmannanshire is also up for the award of ‘Community engagement initiative of the year’, as well as their very own David Clifford
The Scottish Sun •

Extremely rare whisky launched for King's Coronation - but you'll have to be fast

BALMORAL Castle has launched a limited-edition whisky ahead of the coronation of King Charles III.

The celebratory tipple is priced at £360 a piece, but fans must be quick.

In true royal fashion, the brand invests in the appeal of limited availability.

This whisky is bottled at a strength of 48% abv. This is a reference to both the year His Majesty was born (1948), and the first visit from Balmoral to Royal Lochnagar by the Royal Family.

A spokesperson for Balmoral, said: “We are delighted t
Brig Newspaper •

We’re not superhuman, we’re just us”- lessons on grief as told by two world-record holding marathon runners

Prior to their stunning Guinness World Record achievement, in which they consecutively ran one hundred and six marathons in as many days, Fay Cunningham and her partner Emma Petrie knew just how important preparation would be to their chances of success. No amount of training, physical or mental, would prepare Cunningham for the loss of her father, however, just two weeks before they were due to start.

The pair had decided on the attempt in order to raise funds for the charities MND Scotland an
Brig Newspaper •

Gerry Son & the Smokin' Gun to host fundraising night in Stirling

Gerry Son & the Smokin’ Gun will be hosting a gig on November 6, at Birds N Bees, Stirling, in order to raise funds for Strathcarron Hospice.

The band have spoken of the big part the hospice have played in their lives whilst growing up in Denny and Stirling, and mentioned the “incredible staff” who “have been there to take care for our family members and give support to our families when we were most vulnerable”.

The charity is said have a fundraising goal of £14,632 every day in order to main
Brig Newspaper •

Scottish Parliamentary Manifesto Guide: Scottish Greens

This year, the focal point of the Green Party is building a greener Scotland. Under the leadership of Lorna Slater and Patrick Harvie, the manifesto header “Our Common Future” highlights this years plans to increase investment in our country. This will primarily be done through increasing taxes for the wealthy, in order to achieve the goal of “building a better future for all of us over the next five years”.

The Greens hope to make higher education more widely accessible, to do this they will “