James Trimble

One of Falkirk most famous venues is now in its fourth decade and over the years has become a local institution which offers different things to different people but is generally loved by all who cross its threshold.

A fast rising dance school is heading to the finals of Scotlands Business Awards 2025 and is looking for support from local residents.

Three new apprentices have joined the team delivering Falkirk Council’s A9/A904 Improvement Project, gaining valuable skills and experience as the multi-million pound works continue.

Guy Fawkes’ night is a matter of weeks away and a Falkirk artist who counts Star Trek actor Sir Patrick Stewart among his many fans has now had his “gunpowder” works accepted for two major exhibitions.

As the festive season fast approaches Falkirk area job centres are encouraging people to explore seasonal employment.

People can get in the mood for Halloween later this month by viewing a trio of spooky films on the outdoor big screen at historic

Pupils at a Falkirk area primary have won their school £200 worth of education materials thanks to their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

A man who successfully sold his guitar to a buyer down south then entered a month-long nightmare world of lost packages, tracking and no explanations from the delivery firms.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service personnel will be getting the chamois out this weekend to wash some cars to help their charity and the talented young performers of a local theatre company.

Aldi is looking for children to come up with some inspirational ideas for National Recycle Week.

A busy road in Grangemouth will be closed off for almost two weeks next month as the local authority carries out road safety improvement work.