By Ada Adamczak The rate of young female participation in sport has been dropping for ages now with around 40% of young girls dropping from sports activity by the age of 18. As Scportsscotland states. “Almost half of adult women in Scotland (43%) participate in little or no sport at all and 79% of girls aged 8-15 did not see being fit and healthy as … Continue reading Participation of women in sport
A Scottish Women in Sports award event took place in Glasgow on Friday November 10th. It was the fourth annual gathering hosted by the Scottish Women in Sports in cooperation with Qualified Teacher Status. The event brought together women and men associated with women sports, to celebrate the successful year for female sport in Scotland. 2017 has shown that women’s place in sport should not … Continue reading Scottish Women in Sports award event
By Stuart Reid Continue reading Scotland Strip release
Scottish football fans speculate on who should take over from sacked gaffer Pedro Caixinha at the Ibrox club. Caixinha was dismissed 10 days ago and Graeme Murty has taken charge of the club, winning his two games in control, on an interim basis. WATCH BELOW: Continue reading Scottish football fans on who should be the next Rangers manager [VIDEO]
Celtic fans react to winning FIFA’s best fans award last night. We sent our reporter, Lewis Birrell to Celtic Park to get some reaction from the Celtic faithful. Watch below: Continue reading Celtic fans react to FIFA award
Our reporter Tom Mackinnon caught up with Pailsey band Lemonhaze earlier this month at the Paisley 2021 Stadium, home of St. Mirren Football Club. The band spoke about their new single Morning Sun, which is out on the 30th of October as well as their upcoming gigs. WATCH BELOW: Continue reading Lemonhaze speak about their latest single, Morning Sun [VIDEO]
The house in 30 Portland Road, Kilmarnock, that was on the market for only 1£ was sold this morning. By Carla Buscema. Continue reading Kilmarnock house Auction in Glasgow
By Stuart Reid Horse racing PR member at William Hill, Rupert Adams, has branded the cancellation of last weekends Ayr gold cup as “disappointing”. “The Cancellation of the Ayr Gold Cup was extremely disappointing. However, in our game you expect that maybe 1 in 20 or 30 might have this fate. It was bad for us that in this case, that 1 was the … Continue reading Ayr GOLD CUP cancellation disappointing says William Hill PR member
By Tom Mackinnon Celtic face Anderlecht tomorrow in what is already deemed to be a vital match for both sides. The importance of this Champions League group-stage match isn’t lost on RockSport radio’s Hamish Carton. “It’s not quite a must win yet, well it’s must win if we want qualification through to the round of 16 but I don’t think anyone is thinking along … Continue reading Anderlecht Vs Celtic – Preview
By Stuart Reid President of Ayr Rugby Club, Billy McHarg believes that there is no need for a ban on contact rugby and there are ways around the problems. Rugby is a sport known worldwide for its hard tackling and physical nature. It is something that is taught from a young age to help children enhance their skills in the game. That all may be … Continue reading No evidence for Rugby contact ban says Ayr President
