The Falkirk Herald’s Summer of Love campaign has caught the imagination of firms across the district - and now readers can join in the fun.

The Falkirk area’s armed forces veterans will be able to get advice on housing and employment when a new roadshow hits town this week.

A community council has resigned over the Scottish Government’s decision to bring a biomass burner to their town.

Cheering crowds gave a warm welcome to soldiers who marched through the streets of Falkirk.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency has suspended Oran Environmental Solutions Ltd’s right to accept further waste into their Abbotsinch site.

Cinema screenings designed especially for children with autism have been 
welcomed.

Around 2500 council houses are not energy efficient but will be within the next three years as part of a £115 million investment.

Opening an ice cream shop in Scotland might seem a daring move, but for one Falkirk couple, the sun appears to be shining on their new venture.

Palestinian International footballer Mahmoud Arsak will talk about life in Gaza at a public meeting in Falkirk.

As controversial changes to the way disability payments are made, an anti-austerity campaign is taking to the streets.

The unsolved murder of a Falkirk grandmother who was killed in her home is to be reinvestigated by police.

Volunteers are wanted to help undertake one of the biggest community clean-ups of the River Carron to be organised to date.

High school pupils have been enjoying the sights, sounds, tales and tastes of Africa this week.

Neighbours who objected to a council house build near their homes claim trees have now been chopped down to make room for it.

After a year of fund raising, hard work and scares about fairs the time has come for some fun in the sun at Grangemouth Children’s Day next weekend.

Communities across the district are going wild for Falkirk’s inaugural nature festival.

Growing old gracefully, surrounded by family and friends, may be most people’s hope for the future. But for many their ‘golden years’ are going to be filled with concerns about how to cope.

Work assembling the majestic Kelpies which will form the stunning centrepiece of Falkirk’s £43 million Helix Project is about to start.

A tragic young mum has lost her battle with cancer less than six months after being diagnosed.

Soldiers will be on parade in the heart of Falkirk as part of their farewell tour.