Chris Muir

Chris Muir is a talented SEO analyst and writer at Cumbernauld Media. With a deep passion for all things related to search engine optimization, Chris brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the team. Specializing in improving website visibility and driving organic traffic, Chris utilizes cutting-edge SEO techniques to propel websites to the top of search engine rankings. Through meticulous keyword research, on-page optimization, and strategic link building, Chris helps businesses of all sizes achieve their online goals.
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Scots mum delivers baby on the side of A9 after ambulance breaks down

Scots mum delivers baby on the side of A9 after ambulance breaks down

A Scots mum had a dramatic birth experience when she had to deliver her baby on the side of the A9 after the ambulance that was taking her to the hospital broke down. The mum, who wished to remain anonymous, said she was terrified and in pain as she gave birth to her son in the freezing cold. A sudden labour The mum, who lives in Inverness, said she went into labour around 5am on February 12, 2024. She called her husband, who was working in Aberdeen, and told him to come home as soon as possible. She also called…
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How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day Without Hurting the Planet

How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day Without Hurting the Planet

Valentine’s Day is a time to express your love and appreciation for your partner, but it can also have a negative impact on the environment. From the carbon footprint of roses and chocolates, to the waste generated by cards and wrapping paper, the traditional ways of celebrating this romantic occasion are not very eco-friendly. However, there are some simple and creative ways to make your Valentine’s Day more green and sustainable, without compromising on the quality or the sentiment of your gift. Choose Local and Organic Flowers One of the most popular Valentine’s Day gifts is a bouquet of flowers,…
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Women and Young People Find Joy and Confidence in Shooting Sports

Women and Young People Find Joy and Confidence in Shooting Sports

Shooting sports are becoming more popular among women and young people in Scotland, as they discover the benefits of learning a new skill, improving their mental health, and joining a friendly community. Shooting is for Everyone Contrary to the stereotype that shooting is a male-dominated activity, more and more women are taking up the sport in Scotland. According to the Scottish Target Shooting (STS), the national governing body for the sport, there has been a 25% increase in female membership in the past year. Women now make up 40% of the STS membership, and 50% of the STS staff. One…
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Family and friends pay tribute to Scots dad who died in car crash

Family and friends pay tribute to Scots dad who died in car crash

A loving father and husband David McCallum, 35, was a devoted dad to his six-year-old son Leo and a loving husband to his wife Kirsty. He was also a popular and respected member of his community in Glenrothes, Fife. He worked as a plumber and was known for his kindness and generosity. He was passionate about football and supported Rangers FC. On February 9, 2024, David was involved in a fatal car accident on the A92 near Cowdenbeath. He was driving his Ford Focus when he collided with a Mercedes Sprinter van. He was pronounced dead at the scene, while…
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Man pleads guilty to killing ‘best grandad’ in brutal knife attack

Man pleads guilty to killing ‘best grandad’ in brutal knife attack

Victim was stabbed 15 times in his own home A man has admitted to murdering a 68-year-old grandfather in a savage knife attack at his home in GlasgowJohn Cameron, 47, stabbed John Lynch 15 times in the chest, neck and back on March 17 last year. The motive for the killing remains unclear, but the court heard that Cameron had a history of violence and drug abuse. Mr Lynch, who was described by his family as the “best grandad in the world”, was found dead in his flat in Cumbernauld Road by his son-in-law, who had gone to check on…
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Scots mum sentenced to prison for assaulting her ex and his new partner

Scots mum sentenced to prison for assaulting her ex and his new partner

A mother of two from Scotland has been jailed for 18 months after she attacked her former boyfriend and his new girlfriend in a fit of jealousy. The court heard how she punched, kicked, and bit the victims, leaving them with bruises and cuts. A violent confrontation The incident happened on 9 February 2023, when Kirsty McMillan, 32, went to the home of her ex-partner, Mark McLean, 35, in Glasgow. She had been drinking and taking drugs, and was angry that he had moved on with another woman, Nicole McPherson, 28. She barged into the flat and confronted the couple,…
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Cow killed in Highland road accident involving two vehicles

Cow killed in Highland road accident involving two vehicles

A tragic incident occurred on Friday night on the A9 near Tomatin, Inverness, when a cow was hit by two vehicles and died at the scene. A 14-year-old girl was also injured in the crash and taken to hospital for treatment. How the crash happened According to police, the crash involved a black Ford Ranger, a black Kia, and a cow that was on the road. The collision happened around 9.25 pm on Friday, February 7. The cow was killed instantly and later removed by a tractor. The Ford Ranger and the Kia were both damaged and had to be…
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Hospital horror: Man in critical condition after falling from height in Glasgow

Hospital horror: Man in critical condition after falling from height in Glasgow

A man is fighting for his life after falling from a height in the foyer of Stobhill Hospital in Glasgow. The incident happened around 12.55pm on Tuesday, October 25, 2023, and sparked a major emergency response. Police and ambulance rushed to the scene Police and ambulance services were called to the hospital after receiving a report of a concern for a person. They found a 44-year-old man who had suffered serious injuries from the fall. He was taken by ambulance to Glasgow Royal Infirmary, where he remains in a critical condition. A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 12.55pm on Tuesday,…
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King Charles III reveals cancer diagnosis after prostate treatment

King Charles III reveals cancer diagnosis after prostate treatment

The British monarch has announced that he has been diagnosed with a form of cancer, which was detected during his recent treatment for a benign prostate condition. He has started regular treatments and has postponed his public duties for the time being. How the King discovered his cancer King Charles III, 75, underwent a procedure for an enlarged prostate at a private London hospital more than a week ago. He had chosen to go public about his prostate treatment, with the aim of encouraging more men to get prostate checks, the palace said at the time. However, it was during…
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New Flats to Rise from the Ashes of Glasgow’s Historic Coliseum Theatre

New Flats to Rise from the Ashes of Glasgow’s Historic Coliseum Theatre

The site of the former Coliseum Theatre in Glasgow, which was destroyed by fire more than a decade ago, is set to be redeveloped into 64 new homes. The project is part of the ongoing regeneration of the Laurieston area, which aims to create a world-class city quarter. A Key Role in the Transformation of Laurieston The land, which was once home to the Coliseum Theatre, a music hall and cinema that operated from the early 1900s to 2003, was acquired by New Gorbals Housing Association (NGHA) in partnership with Urban Union. The development will provide a mix of socially…
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