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A woman was sexually assaulted by a man while jogging in Falkirk.

The well-known takeaway chain Four In One has a new face at the helm after being taken over by an Edinburgh businessman.

The half-brother of X-Men star James McAvoy has been jailed after being caught with the keys of a car stolen in Denny.

Workers at Ineos in Grangemouth have voted to restore collective bargaining.

A number of wheelie bins have been deliberately set on fire in Camelon and Laurieston.

A young girl who was inspired to help others after her baby sister’s major heart surgery has donated her hair to The Little Princess Trust.

Ambitious plans for a new Falkirk Council headquarters and arts centre are moving apace.

Police have launched an appeal to trace a Bo’ness teenager who has gone missing from a care establishment.

Sever disruption for rail commuters this morning after trains out of Glasgow Queen Street were cancelled.

Local businesses that want to improve their green credentials can gain training and staff certification at a special free event.

A drink and drug-crazed passenger who attacked a cabbie at the wheel — causing him to drive into a pole, roll down an embankment and break a rib — has been jailed for three years.

Any other Scottish act releasing a new album on a Tallinn-based record label would turn heads. But for Bill Wells, it’s just another day at the office.

Glendunning House is a truly impressive Georgian style family home built in 1992 offering six bedrooms in a rural setting with stunning scenery and surrounding countryside.

Tributes have been paid to a Falkirk-born journalist who died suddenly at the end of September.

Not even the march of time and the width of the Atlantic Ocean can stem a touching friendship that has flourished for a grand total of 65 years!

Three people were taken to hospital after a road collision in Falkirk town centre yesterday.

An online government survey has found Falkirk district has the highest percentage of residents participating in regular sport or physical activity.

The latest figures from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) show the number of young people aged 18 to 24 claiming unemployment benefit has dropped since this time last year.

Although Falkirk Community Trust (FCT) is pleased with the set of results from this year’s annual report, the organisation isn’t prepared to sit back and rest on its laurels.