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Hibernian Football Club secured a dramatic victory against Partizan Belgrade in the Conference League qualifiers, but not without a rollercoaster of emotions at Easter Road. A stunning goal from Kieron Bowie proved pivotal as Hibs overcame a spirited Partizan side, eventually prevailing in extra time. The Boyle Impact in Belgrade Hibs arrived at Easter Road […]

A New Era for Rangers Under American Ownership Graeme Souness, the former manager of Rangers, has expressed his admiration for the impact made by the American investors who have taken over the club. The new ownership, led by a consortium including 49ers Enterprises, has quickly identified Russell Martin as the man to lead the club […]

A Hidden Gem in Shropshire Nestled in the heart of Shropshire, Church Stretton has long been a place of natural beauty and historical significance. Known as “Little Switzerland” by Victorian visitors, the town’s landscape offers a striking resemblance to the Swiss Alps, especially during the early days when it was a popular health resort. The […]

A New Era at Rangers: Souness Observes the Transformation Graeme Souness, a former manager of Rangers, has expressed admiration for the impact made by American investors in the club. The new boss, Martin, took a calculated risk by insisting on higher standards from the players, and it has already started to pay off. Rangers have […]

A Hidden Gem in Shropshire: Church Stretton Nestled in the heart of Shropshire, Church Stretton is a charming town that has earned the nickname “Little Switzerland” from the Victorians. Its breathtaking countryside, reminiscent of the Swiss Alps, once attracted visitors seeking the health benefits of its mineral water, now bottled as Stretton Hills water. While […]

A New Era at Rangers Graeme Souness, the former manager of Rangers, is watching with admiration as the club undergoes a transformation. The recent change in ownership has brought American investors into the picture, and their influence is already making waves. Souness, who once led the team to great success, sees parallels between the current […]

Criticism of Government Spending and Leadership A recent discourse surrounding the actions of First Minister John Swinney has sparked considerable debate. It has come to light that he has allocated a substantial £550,000 of taxpayer funds to charitable organisations purportedly aiding Gaza. In addition, he has expressed his willingness to facilitate the transfer of Palestinians […]