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United Kingdom
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  • English
Covering topics
  • Editorial Page
  • History

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Walk in the Past: Alloa's air balloon flight of 1831

Renowned aeronaut Charles Green’s historic 1831 balloon flight from Alloa, Clackmannanshire, soared above the Forth and Ochil Hills, thrilling…
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Walk in the Past: How three Tillicoultry streets were established i...

The Tillicoultry Ochil United House Building Society held their annual meeting in May 1853, when their yearly balance sheet was discussed, and it…
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Walk in the Past: The Tillicoultry train crash of 1903

This week we look at how fifteen people were injured in Tillicoultry train crash, in 1903, as Glasgow and Perth services collide at station.
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Walk in the Past: The death of Alva's James Young

Alva mourns James Young, respected wool agent, community leader, Unionist, and sportsman, who died aged 59. Funeral held at Alva Cemetery.
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Walk in the Past: Theft, assault and poaching - looking back at cas...

Victorian-era Muckhart crime cases were tried at Perth Sheriff Court, with local residents facing theft, poaching, assault and breach of the peace…
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Walk in the Past: The 1939 fire that damaged Alloa's Candleriggs Br...

Historic fire at Candleriggs Brewery, Alloa: In September 1939, a major blaze destroyed the maize house. Alloa Fire Brigade and volunteers battled…
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A Walk in the Past: 91st anniversary of pulpit installation

New oak pulpit unveiled at Clackmannan Parish Church by Lord Burleigh in 1934, honouring Lord Balfour of Burleigh’s legacy and local congregation…
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A Walk in the Past: The 12 men who died at Devon Colliery

Mining was certainly a dangerous occupation.
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A Walk in the Past: Men fined for cruelly ill-treating horse

Horses were once important to businesses across the country.
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A Walk in the Past: The Centenary Hall Tillicoultry

The Centenary Hall in Tillicoultry, also known as the Hamilton Street Hall, has been used as a place of worship, a drill hall, and for community…
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A Walk in the Past: Death at Rumbling Bridge

Rumbling Bridge is a beauty spot visited by many to view its bridges over the River Devon, and the Gorge.