Stuart Edgar News Today

Liam plays football at school with a close-knit group of lads who decide to enact revenge when they find out that he has been called the worst thing ever – a ‘Scaff’.

As two wildly different touring productions visit Courier Country, David Pollock gets the lowdown on Battery Park and Pickled Republic.

It's 1992 and Tommy McIntosh is the next big thing in Britpop Britain. His band Battery Park, a raucous female-fronted 4-piece from Greenock are recording their debut album and preparing to tour the country supporting Oasis. But then, out of the blue, they disappear from the scene and are never heard of again.

Theatre Battery Park Tron Theatre, Glasgow Neil Cooper Four stars When a solitary middle aged drinker called Tommy is distracted from his pint at…

Ayrs Gaiety Theatre set for new production highlighting the glory days of Brit Pop

THE path to glory, for many small-town Scottish bands of the 80s and 90s, was littered with broken dreams.

A talented Largs theatre producer and scriptwriter has drawn on his own experiences from his own band Blind Pew in producing a new national show…

The construction of Greenrigg Halt on the Aln Valley Railway has been celebrated with an official opening by the Duke of Gloucester.

A business comes up with a new fundraiser that asks dogwalkers to raise money by going on a walk.

Stewart Edgar, 53, the former head of Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service, was found not guilty on Friday of fraudulently selling a Land Rover Defender to a third-party company.