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Arthurlie manager Colin Reilly is confident summer recruit Dylan Dykes can be a “massive player” for the Barrhead club this season.

Fauldhouse boxer Reese Lynch is aiming for European success and hoping to become just the second Scottish boxer at an Olympic Games in 30 years.

Cambuslang Rangers co-boss Paul McColl insists it is not all doom and gloom going down to the West of Scotland First Division after a tough season on and off the pitch.

George Grierson reckons new arrivals Cammy MacNair and Mick Lennox can help plug more than a few gaps in his Irvine Meadow squad.

Aberdeenshire is home to some of Scotland's top attractions and most stunning natural sights, from Dunnottar Castle to Loch Muick.

Darren Henderson insists he can’t think about a push for the West of Scotland League Premier Division title until he knows Hurlford United are safe from the dreaded drop.

Irvine Meadow joined Darvel at the top of the West of Scotland League Premier Division after a 1-0 win at home to Rob Roy earlier tonight.

Succession star Brian Cox has said Logan Roy, the arch-villain he plays in the HBO/Sky epic, would “hate me,” but claimed he “loves” and “respects the character.”

East Kilbride Thistle new boy David Gray admits assistant boss Aaron Connolly gave him the push he needed to pull the boots back on after a two-year break from the game.

A plot of land west of Lochearnhead just outside Perthshire near the village where legendary Scottish outlaw Rob Roy MacGregor was laid to rest is scheduled to be auctioned off next week.

Colin Spence says selection problems are having a ‘destructive’ influence on Irvine Meadow’s form.

Wishaw boss David Dunn says his players have shown they are capable of mixing it with anyone after a dramatic Kilmarnock Pie West of Scotland Football League Cup win over Beith Juniors.

Ryan Caddis admits Craigmark sending Auchinleck to a third straight defeat would be the shock of all shocks.

Before the TV show was announced or Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe cast in their now-famous roles as Jamie and Claire Fraser, we were almost given a made-for-TV movie based on the Outlander books instead.

There's long shots, then there’s Longmuir — as Kirkintilloch Rob Roy found out to their cost in Saturday’s West of Scotland Premier Division clash with Pollok at the weekend.

Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletterA scheme to create a striking lookout tower and platforms above Trossachs Pier was given the green light this week.Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park approved the Steamship Sir Walter Scott’s plans by the Loch Katrine harbour after a three-and-a-half-hour meeting and site visit by members of the park authority’s planning committee earlier this week.The reinstatement of the Roderick Dhu path, named after an early 18th century associate of Rob Roy, is also part of the project.The site is the spot where Sir Walter Scott was inspired to write his Lady of the Lake poem which is credited with triggering the birth of Scottish tourism.Steamship trust chief

Netflix. Following the glamorous lives of the Bridgerton family, viewers have become entranced by the decadent lifestyles and glamorous locations portrayed in the show.

Blantyre Vics are looking to capitalise on senior clubs losing players this summer as they prepare for life in the West of Scotland League. Manager John Gibson has re-signed 14 of last season’s squad and added striker Sam Mackenzie from Kirkintilloch Rob Roy, and former Royal Albert midfielder Mikey Archer.However, he hopes there will be a few players who will trickle down from senior sides as they make cuts.