Chris Faulds is a Trainee Reporter for the Alloa Advertiser, covering local news and events in the Alloa and Clackmannanshire area of Scotland. His reporting focuses on community stories, sports, education, and local business developments. Chris is also featured in other regional publications such as the Dunfermline Press and The National Newspaper.
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Chris Faulds focuses on covering local events, including sports, community activities, and small business initiatives in Alloa and the surrounding areas. If you are involved in a local event or initiative related to sports, entertainment, community activism, or small businesses within this region of Scotland, reaching out to Chris with relevant news stories could be effective.
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EXCITEMENT is building ahead of King Charles paying a visit to the Wee County later this week.
By: Chris Faulds
AN ALLOA Olympian was spotted trading the swimming pools for pulling pints at a Stirling bar.
By: Chris Faulds
RETAIL businesses outwith Alloa can now make use of grant scheme to help improve their merchandising.
KEVIN CAWLEY knows Alloa "can do better" as they enter the second half of the Scottish League One season.
By: Chris Faulds
RESIDENTS turned up in large numbers to witness another sold out production from Forefront Stage School.
TWO roads are set to be closed during the King's visit to the Wee County later this week.
A WEE County Burns Club has had their licence revoked after they failed to pay their annual fee.
By: Chris Faulds
KEVIN CAWLEY said that we will “cherish and remember forever” the moment he hit 500 appearances for Alloa.
BUSES are expected to be subject to diversion as King Charles pays a visit to Clackmannanshire.
PROGRESS is being made on plans for a new Greggs drive thru, with exterior signage now approved.
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