Emma Christie is a journalist based in Stirling, United Kingdom. She writes for local publications such as Alloaadvertiser and Brig Newspaper, covering a range of topics including local news, events, and cultural phenomena. Her work has also been featured in The Independent.
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Stirling, United Kingdom (Local)
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When Halloween gets pushed aside in supermarkets, when I have to rake through the already tiny selections of decorations, I get fed up.
By: Emma Christie
Stirling Council has outlined its 2024/25 Winter Service Plan. With it, they have called for Community Winter Volunteers to help grit paths.
A LOCAL artisan is set to open her new store in Alloa to sell handcrafted jewellery, gifts, and crystals.
Project 2025 wants to “stop the war on oil and natural gas”, a message that will have a devastating outcome on our planet.
The BHS lot, located on 8 - 14 Murray Place, has been vacant for eight years since the chain went into administration.
After a lack of orders, the charity organisation Làmhan have cancelled their planned workshops for November and December.
Celebratory events started on April 26, 2024 and will conclude in March 2025 – plenty of time for people to get involved.
After a lack of orders, the charity organisation Làmhan have cancelled their planned workshops for November and December.
In 2020, the Institute of Aquaculture “humanely culled” more than 18,000 fish meant for experiments due to COVID-19 halting their work.
Saint Saviour's Reverend Aaron is continuing to develop new ideas angled at improving the lives and wellbeing of locals.
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