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Toppled trees force football fixture postponement

Toppled trees force football fixture postponement
BBC Scotland Tuesday 27 October 2026, 12:58 UTC 1 min read
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Newton Stewart in the Lowland League are carrying out safety checks at their Blairmount Park ground.

Newton Stewart in the Lowland League are carrying out safety checks at their Blairmount Park ground.
Newton Stewart (PERSON) the Lowland League (LOCATION) Blairmount Park (LOCATION)
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