Fiona Dobie is a Deputy Editor at Falkirk Herald & Fife Free Press. She covers a diverse range of topics, including arts and entertainment, education, and events, with a particular focus on college and university activities, concerts, and festivals. Fiona's work has been featured in notable publications such as Edinburgh Live, Daily Record, and The Scotsman.
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Fiona Dobie's coverage demonstrates a focus on local news, including events and seasonal topics in the Falkirk area. She regularly covers community events, human interest stories, and local achievements. If you have a story related to local events or seasonal activities in Falkirk or the surrounding areas, such as award ceremonies, community initiatives, or unique cultural happenings like food awards and weather-related updates, it may capture her attention.
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Animals – and lots of them – will be the order of the day as a Denny vet prepares to welcome visitors to its annual open day this weekend.
Detectives are appealing for information following an attempted robbery and theft in Linlithgow.
By: Fiona Dobie
Members of Project Theatre are ready to rock Grangemouth Town Hall this week.
By: Fiona Dobie
The Falkirk Delivers Business Improvement District (BID) will run for another five years after businesses in the town voted overwhelmingly to renew its term.
By: Fiona Dobie
The cast of Falkirk Operatic Society are lifting spirits this week with their feel-good divine musical at Larbert’s Dobbie Hall.
By: Fiona Dobie
Campaigners against a massive AI data centre being built in Larbert have joined a demonstration outside the Scottish Parliament.
By: Fiona Dobie
Grangemouth Town Hall was rocking last week as young performers took to the stage for a production of School of Rock.
By: Fiona Dobie
Talented youngsters impressed audiences at Grangemouth Town Hall last week with their latest musical production.
A man who died following a crash in Linlithgow has been named by police.
Daisy Shona Michelle Chalmers was born on May 9, 2026 at Forth Valley Royal Hospita at 4.21pm, weighing 6lbs 8oz.
