Highlights include Laurieston Primary School won the Braes Schools Quiz. Falkirk High School pupil, Corri Cairns, an under-15 Scotland footballer. Braes High School pupil, Caroline Orr, produced an award winning short movie. Maddiston Primary School. RAFA Cumbernauld visiting primary 7 pupils for a WW2 project. Larbert Operatic Panto, Pinocchio. Pupil Lucy Walsh won gardening equipment for St Andrew's Primary School. Falkirk Callendar Park, Fireworks Display. Head groundsman Jim Dawson on his last day at Falkirk FC. Veteran poppy collector Bill Adam. Falkirk Council area garden competition winners. Salvation Army shop, staff with a rare first edition copy of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Tree planting at Bowhouse Nursery. Shieldhill Primary School tea dance. Grangemouth Asda Store, male colleagues waxed to raise funds for Children in Need. Falkirk Round Table's 60th anniversary Charter Dinner. Remembrance Services. Forth Valley Royal Hospital. Nick Nairn opened a new restaurant in the hospital. Westfield Park Community Centre. Recycled Teenagers, OAP group lunch club and some friends. Moray primary nursery class having a Mad Hatters' Tea party for Children in Need. Torwood Garden Centre bistro staff dressed up for Children in Need. Falkirk, Sunnyside sledging. Christmas Light switch on, plus lots more. Take a look and revisit some familiar faces and events from November 2010.
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5. Falkirk November 2010
Falkirk High School pupil, Corri Cairns, an under-15 Scotland footballer. Photo: John Devlin

6. Falkirk November 2010
Head groundsman Jim Dawson on his last day at Falkirk FC. Photo: Gary Hutchison

7. Falkirk November 2010
Provincial Grand Lodge of Stirlingshire cheque presentation of £2200, to Slamannan Parish Church fabric fund. Photo: John Devlin


