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Kinship and foster carers in Falkirk will get more money to help meet the cost of looking after children, as a new national agreement is implemented.

Falkirk Council's director of Children's Services, Robert Naylor, has retired from his post after nearly 36 years in local government.

An eyesore hotel in Slamannan looks set to be demolished by Falkirk Council, while the community will get a say in what happens next to the land, if councillors agree.

Work on the new Denny Eastern Access Road (DEAR) will finally start by early August, as councillors have formally agreed to appoint a contractor.

East Ayrshire Council has agreed to undertake a review of the brown bin charge and recycling trolley service.

A schoolboy has launched a petition to save a popular gym from closure by Falkirk Council, saying the decision "doesn't make sense". Joel Blackwood, a fourth year pupil at Larbert High School, says he couldn't believe it when he heard that the popular gym in Stenhousemuir is one of 133 council properties under threat.

An MSP pleaded with Falkirk Council on behalf of a landscaping business who were in a "distressing situation" waiting for a decision from the council's planning committee.

A family are delighted their disabled son can now enjoy an accessible swing in his local park after they appealed to a councillor for help.

The Killers have been ordered to turn down the volume ahead of tonight's gig at the Falkirk Stadium following noise complaints.

Plans to raise taxi fares in Falkirk in August are now open for comments from the public.

Falkirk Council has donated thousands of sandbags to Ukraine to help protect Kyiv's statues and monuments, while the fighting there continues.

Work to improve road safety on an accident blackspot between Blackness and Linlithgow has been agreed.

A controversial 'sex survey' pulled by Falkirk Council after an outcry over its content is now being sent to pupils across the district.

Flood defences for Grangemouth and the surrounding areas could end up costing as much as £650 million, councillors have been told.

There will be no public gatherings for the Christmas light switch-ons in the Falkirk area again this year.

It was once the place to be in Grangemouth on a Friday and Saturday night before doors closed for good.

Falkirk Council missed a vital step in the process.

play parks across Scotland – with more promised in future years. The Scottish Government – which pledged to improve parks during this year’s Holyrood election campaign – says the money is the first round of £60 million worth of funding.

Falkirk Council binman has compete the West Highland Way for a fifth time and all for a good cause. David Kowal took on the arduous 96-mile challenge in aid of Scottish Autism last month and was joined by two of his colleagues, Gary Hamilton and Jose Farrell.But they had to withdraw due to due to blisters.

Falkirk area school have hit out at staff over claims they're being denied access to toilets during class time.