Business

A new video game shop has just opened its doors in Grangemouth and is pushing all the right buttons for the town’s young gaming fanatics.

With nominations open for the Falkirk Herald Business Excellence Awards 2019, thi s week we look at some of our new awards seeking entrants.

Employees of Webhelp’s Falkirk site are celebrating successes at the firm’s Star Awards.

The Sky Development Bay Team led by Mark Fountain from Webhelp’s Falkirk site has received the Webhelp UK Team of the Year award and a £1000 cash prize.

Proud staff at Masala Ram’s Indian restaurant are celebrating after winning their third award this year.

The site that was once Hardie of Larbert’s showroom will become a depot for Howden Joinery Ltd.

A Falkirk-based couple will this weekend appear on Dragons’ Den to seek investment for their monthly subscription box firm supplying biscuits from around the world.

Grangemouth is to be the base of a new, high-tech survey vessel whose name commemorates a highly-regarded coxswain who sadly passed away last year.

The focus will be on the efforts and achievements of local businesses – big and small – with the return of The Falkirk Herald Business Excellence Awards.

Home comforts were fine to begin with for the owner of a Carronshore upholstery firm but its success has meant the business simply had to expand.

Falkirk town centre will be losing another major business in a matter of weeks when a food store shuts its doors for the last time.

As celebrations go it was fairly brief, but those balloons spell out the most important fact about Falkirk business Catwalk.

Three young men who have just begun apprenticeships with ExxonMobil have launched their careers with a trip to the Fife Ethylene Plant at Mossmorran.

Falkirk West MSP Michael Matheson is calling for the UK Government to spell out how a £300million growth deals fund will be split.

The union TSSA (Transport Salaried Staff Association) has warned of further rail chaos this weekend because of a lack of drivers - partly because of industrial action.

A Falkirk scrap metal company which removed a “dead man’s switch” from a car crushing machine has been fined £33,000 after an employee had his leg sliced off.