Falkirk
Not enough specific news from Airth. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Falkirk.
Programme with Forth Valley College aims to equip parents with qualifications and work experience in business and administration.
Grangemouth facility for people with disabilities boasts upgraded facilities and expanded capacity following significant investment.
Formal notice issued to affected residents and businesses following council's final decision on the Grangemouth Flood Protection Scheme.
Falkirk Council announces £1 million investment to refurbish pool and changing facilities at Grangemouth Sports Complex and Mariner Centre.
New initiative tackles litter, fly-tipping, and graffiti across the Falkirk Council area with dedicated staff and resources.
Kenneth Lawrie will step down after over eight years leading the local authority through significant challenges.
Bo'ness cinema is the sole Scottish finalist for the British Independent Film Awards Cinema of the Year, recognised for community support.
Inspectors highlight caring and inclusive approach, with nursery receiving 'very good' evaluations.
The board discussed financial overspends and approved a new Scheme of Delegation to improve efficiency.
Innovative partnership with NHS Forth Valley's Speech and Language Therapy Service leads to Gold and Diamond Accreditation for the nursery.
New strategy aims to boost health and wellbeing by increasing participation in sport and physical activity across the Falkirk area.
A three-year plan aims to identify and reduce barriers to learning for all pupils, including those with disabilities.
