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Eastern Goodwin Media is a professional and independent news outlet based in the Forth Valley of Scotland. We provide uncut and un-edited footage of breaking news and events. Our content is not suitable for people under the age of 15, and may contain footage or content that some viewers may find distressing.

07/02/2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Aez9Rxff4Y

CULROSS, FIFE, SCOTLAND - February 4, 2024: A deceased male fin whale that died in the Firth of Forth washed up on the shoreline outside the coastal village of Culross in Fife on Wednesday, 24th of January 2024.

Officials have decided to leave the carcass there instead of removing it and have advised people to stay away from it but people have flocked to see the carcass instead which means crossing onto an live railway line.

British Transport Police later tried to move people away from the whale however the attempt was in vain and they later left the scene.

Police Scotland issued a post on X (Formerly Twitter) saying "We have received reports that people have been walking along the railway line at Culross to view the dead whale on the beach. This is a live railway line and could be extremely dangerous. Use the crossings and take care, especially when crossing with children."

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30/12/2023

Residents of Clackmannan have been treated to a Christmas walk featuring three Shetland ponies.

24/12/2023

https://youtu.be/ccJT7fwCdwc

CLACKMANNAN, SCOTLAND - December 23, 2023: Local resident Nicola Roy hosted a heartwarming Christmas walk through the streets of Clackmannan, raising £51 for a new fencing project. Dressed in festive attire, Nicola was joined by friends and family, adding a touch of Christmas magic with their Shetland ponies, Blue, Alan, Sid, and Toffee, decked out as Santa and his trusty elves.

The walk, drawing smiles and donations alike, meandered through the town's charming streets, offering residents a merry pre-Christmas outing and a chance to support a worthy cause. The funds raised will contribute significantly to the fencing project, enhancing the safety and security of the stables.

This festive fundraiser is a testament to the community spirit of Clackmannan and the power of coming together for a common goal. With the spirit of Christmas still in the air, the success of the walk paves the way for a brighter future for the town's residents.

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