Event organisers of the Stirling Highland Games and Summer Festival are looking forward to welcoming up to 8,000 visitors and locals alike to Stirling Sports Village over Saturday, August 18th. With limited parking at the event and so much on over the same weekend Ceangail, the social enterprise that’s delivered the event since 2014 and

Stirling Highland Games due to take place on August 18th at Stirling Sports Village has managed to attract another big name to the event in the shape of Celebrity Chef, Tony Singh. Leith-born Chef, Tony Singh, is a leading personality in the Scottish restaurant industry. As Chef director of a string of award-winning restaurants in

Ceangail, the organisation behind the delivery of Stirling Highland Games since 2014 has successfully evolved the event into Stirling’s newest cultural event, Stirling Summer Festival. The new festival aims to continue attracting visitors to the host region from not just the UK but from overseas as it seems there is an ever-growing appetite for a

The Stirling Highland Games committee is delighted to announce their 2018 Games Chieftain to be Stirling born actress, Simone Lahbib. Ceangail Director and Stirling Highland Games President, Matt McGrandles explained that when his organisation took on the delivery of the event in 2013, he was focused on making sure his Board honoured one of Stirling’s

When social entrepreneur Matt McGrandles took ownership of the failing Stirling Highland Games event back in 2013, he set out to not only resurrect this much-needed local cultural sporting event for the area but also use the project as income generation for Ceangail, a social enterprise based in central Scotland. “I’ve been involved in events

Ceangail, based in Stirling are looking for the next Neil Oliver by offering young people the opportunity to explore their storytelling side by becoming a tour guide for a day on Saturday, August 19th at Stirling Highland Games. With the areas leading highland games attracting visitors from all over the world, the organisation was keen