Cuts to Falkirk school hours will not go ahead as councillors reject plans

Falkirk Council has made a decision not to proceed with proposed cuts to school hours following…

Fresh signage introduced on popular Carron Valley walking spot

Fresh Signage Adds a Vibrant Touch to Carron Valley’s Loch Shore Trail The Loch Shore Trail…

Rutherglen’s MP shows support for campaign by paying a visit to small businesses

Rutherglen MP Supports Small Business Campaign by Visiting Local Shops Michael Shanks MP from Rutherglen recently…

Campaigners for and against proposed controversial Galloway National Park react to push for local referendum

Campaigners on both sides of the proposed controversial Galloway National Park have responded differently to the…

New lights to offer festive cheer for Stirling as part of £25k expansion

New Christmas lights have been installed across the city centre of Stirling, bringing extra festive cheer…

Scots villagers fear countryside will be turned into concrete wasteland by new ‘green’ batteries

Locals in a Scottish village are voicing concerns over plans to convert their countryside into concrete…

Councillors approve plans for £873,000 repair of Stirling’s historic Christie clock

Stirling Council has given the green light for the repair of the historic Christie Clock, which…

Wishaw kids charity gives children with life-limiting illnesses trip to EuroDisney

A charity based in Wishaw has made Christmas extra special for children with life-limiting illnesses by…

People asked to spot ‘what’s wrong’ with £25 fry-up – and foodies say same thing

People were left amused after being presented with a breakfast fry-up priced at a staggering £25.…

Energy firm tariffs with zero standing charges don’t go far enough, anti-poverty campaigners say

Energy companies have been urged to do more by anti-poverty campaigners concerning tariffs with zero standing…