Part of the community safety strategy for Camelon and Tamfourhill, the Safer Streets Roadshow visited both areas on Thursday.
The roadshow, which included representatives from Police Scotland, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and Falkirk Council, pulled into Tamfourhill Community Hub car park for a couple of hours before moving to Camelon Education Centre car park.
John Hosie Our Place Camelon and Tamfourhill community safety engager, said: “Essentially, we are asking local people if they have any ideas that will make their streets safe - or if they want to look at new approaches to resolving local issues.
"This roadshow will be a taster or trial for a longer term roll out of the Safer Streets Initiative next Spring, so we really do want to encourage local people to come along to this initial roadshow and let their voices be heard.”
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1. Safer Streets Roadshow
Plenty of advice was given to residents at during the Safer Streets Roadshow Photo: Photographer: Scott Louden
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Members of Scottish Fire And Rescue Service were on hand during this week's Safer Streets Roadshow at Tamfourhill Community Hub Photo: Photographer: Scott Louden
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Councillor Lorna Binnie joins Donald Johnston, Community Safety Advocate for Scottish Fire and Rescue and John Hosie, Community Safety Engager for Our Place Camelon and Tamfourhill during the Safer Streets Roadshow Photo: Photographer: Scott Louden
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A wide variety of organisations and groups were on hand to listen to residents and give advice when required during the Safer Streets Roadshow Photo: Photographer: Scott Louden