James Trimble

People attended a special open day to see how a local community centre has successfully navigated the community asset transfer (CAT) process to continue running under a new name.

Police Scotland has announced it will be increasing foot patrols in Falkirk town centre for the next two weeks.

Volunteers from the Scottish Fire Brigades Heritage Trust brought some vintage vehicles to a rainy Falkirk town centre at the weekend.

A property firm had been looking for listed building consent from the local authority to alter a historic premises once home to a kindergarten.

A number of incidents involving dogs running free and attacking sheep in the Forth Valley area has led police to remind people to ensure their animal is on a lead and under control when it is near livestock.

Youngsters from the Falkrik area are enjoying great success in Oban at this year’s Royal National Mod taking home choir and individual honours.

Local Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) work coaches are helping find jobs for people in the Falkirk area over the Christmas period and working with renowned bakers Baynes to fill vacancies in their new store.

Staff at a local branch of Greggs will once again be looking to coin in cash for Children in Need through a number of events and activities in the run up to the big day.

The man who made classical music fun and exciting again is delivering an early Christmas present by waltzing into the local multiplex cinema at the start of December.

Scottish Ambulance Service personnel and police were in attendance following a two-car collision near a busy Grangemouth roundabout.