Bo'ness

Bo'ness United boss Stuart Hunter watches on from the touchline

Bo'ness United boss reveals squad plans and changes to pre-season

Representatives from different major banks will be available at the hub throughout the week to dispense cash and carry out other services (Picture: Ian Georgeson, National World)

New banking hub to give residents access to cash in the Falkirk area

The plans had been lodged with Falkirk Council (Picture: Michael Gillen, National World)

Local football club find out if Falkirk Council is onside with its plans

The plans have been lodged with Falkirk Council (Picture: Michael Gillen, National World)

Falkirk area Chinese restaurant looks forward to future as takeaway and shop

The road improvement works on Snab Brae started in January and should have been finished by mid May. (Pic: Michael Gillen)

Bo'ness roadworks disruption on Snab Brae expected to continue until July

An artists impression of the proposed development in Bo'ness (Picture: Submitted)

Falkirk Council look for contractor to create new sports facilities

All Blackness Primary's 15 pupils bury a time capsule to mark school's closure. Pic: Contributed

Pupils bury time capsule ahead of closure after almost 170 years

MYSTERY PLAYER: Who is this former Scotland forward, pictured here in 1987 during a 21-15 Five Nations’ win over Wales at Murrayfield? (Photo: SNS Group)

XV-a-Side: Local rugby stalwarts are award winners

The opening of new staff wellness facility at Bakkavor in Bo'ness. Pictured: Jackie McGarva, team leader; Dave Selleck managing director Bakkavor Meals; Rachel Heeps, relief shiftleader and Hannah Gibb, section leader.

Salad makers Bakkavor unveil multi-million pound investment at Bo'ness plant

Everyone had fun taking part in the school's production of Oliver.

Bo'ness pupils leave audience wanting more with production of Oliver

Cllr Paul Garner (left), Cllr Lorna Binnie and Mike Ewart (Falkirk Council) at the jetty in Callendar Park. (Pic: Falkirk Council)

£306k enhancement works complete at two Falkirk area parks

Falkirk Council is looking to create a new masterplan for Bo'ness town centre for the next 20 years. (Pic: Scotdrone)

How to have your say on future of Bo'ness town centre

David Levin, 82, with some of the friends he met along the way when doing his 'Walkie Talkie' fundraising challenge. (Pic: contributed)

David marked his 82nd birthday with an 82 mile walk for Strathcarron

Scottish Water had lodged plans to install solar panels in Bo'ness sewage works (Picture: Michael Gillen, National World)

Sewage and solar power: Scottish Water plans for renewable energy in Bo'ness

Bo’ness United legend Michael Gemmell walks out onto the pitch with family ahead of his testimonial match against former club Hill of Beath Hawthorn (Photo: Turnstiles and Terraces)

BU ace Gemmell is honoured

The local Scotmid store now sells a range of Semichem products (Picture: Submitted)

Falkirk area store now features Semichem products for customers

Police have asked motorists to avoid the area. Pic: National World

Motorists told to avoid Bo'ness road after closure

Several generations turned out for the100th birthday of Gertrude Roy on May 9. Pic: Michael Gillen

Former Bo'ness school secretary turns 100

The plans have been lodged with Falkirk Council (Picture: Michael Gillen, National World)

Local football club look for the nod from Falkirk Council to upgrade facilities

Community group Buzzness will take over the toilets in Register Street. Pic: Scot Louden

Council agree lease of Bo'ness loos for £1 annual rent

Clayton Crowther is currently cycling from Morocco to Manchester for the charity Mental Health UK.

Swapping plane for bike on fundraising journey from Morocco to Manchester

Lidl already has a presence in the Falkirk area however Denny, Polmont and Stenhousemuir are on its wish list of potential locations for future stores. (Pic: Michael Gillen)

Lidl reveals the places in Falkirk district it wants to move into

More 20mph zones will be coming to the area in an effort to cut down on road traffic incidents. Pic: Contributed

Falkirk Council's plans to make road safer for communities

Andy Lapsley and Jim Frater (jnr) have fond memories of their five day sit-in.

The Dirty Dozen: the real story

The car sped away at 160mph.

Seven taken to hospital following three car crash on Bo'ness road

Duncan Scott gives evidence to the Scottish Parliament's Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee Pic: Andrew Cowan/Scottish Parliament

Olympian warns drowning figures will 'worsen' due to pool closures

Protesters campaigned to save Bo'ness Recreation Centre in 2023. Pic: Michael Gillen

Questions over why no action on 'serious failings' report

Rhys Anderson, Sylvia Dow and Andrew Rothney bring story to life. Pic: Contributed

Fresh light is shone on the town’s Dirty Dozen

Fundraising events are ongoing to ensure this year's Fair Day can go ahead. (Pic: Michael Gillen)

Bo'ness Fair: Fundraising continues with Appeals Week, Foreshore 5K and more

Council tax in the Falkirk area has risen by 15.6 per cent. Pic: Contributed

'Only Conservatives want to lower council tax'

The Miller Homes funding is now open for applications (Picture: Ian Georgeson, National World)

Developer giving Falkirk area groups the chance to share in £10,000

Bridget McAlister, chairman of The Driving Force (Picture: Submitted)

Bonnybridge charity marks 20 year journey helping cancer patients

CCTV captured Graham Johnston in the area of Haney's Way. Pic: Contributed

Further appeal to trace man, 54, missing from Bo'ness area

Graham Johnston was last seen on the afternoon of April 7. Pic: Contributed

Concerns grow for man, 54, missing from Bo'ness area

Sarah's partner Miguel will be supporting her, along with her parents. Pic: Contributed

Teacher from Polmont is hitting Three Peaks for Bo'ness school

Lorna Raeburn (left) and Ann Mcmeechan both worked at La Fabrique as young women. (Pic: Adrian Mahoney)

Bo'ness library event spark memories of big names at La Fabrique nightclub

Scott Rutherford (Pic: contributed)

Baby of the week: Bo'ness tot Scott Rutherford

Here are just some of the things that are happening over the holidays to help keep the family entertained. (Pic: Lisa Ferguson)

Family friendly Easter holiday fun for all in the Falkirk area

Historic Kinneil House will be opening its doors to visitors once more (Picture: Submitted)

Historic Bo'ness house open to visitors this weekend and throughout the summer

Piper welcomed the audience at the Friday Night Gala screening of The Pride of Clan.

HippFest's 15h festival in Bo'ness was audience winner

A free screening of Mr Burton will be held at the Hippodrome on Monday, March 31, at 7.30pm.

Free tickets to Mr Burton

The 120 capacity hall at Bridgness Miners' Welfare Club was packed for the fundraiser

Bridgness coins in cash for two great causes

Paige Anderson, 2, and Raya Bowden, 2, from Bo'ness enjoy some touch rugby fun at the Purple Rhino launch

In pictures: Purple Rhinos touch rugby team launch event 2025

Bakkavor is inviting people to apply for jobs at its Bo'ness site, as well as apprenticeships. Pic: Contributed

Bakkavor Salads announce 200 job opportunities at Bo'ness plant

Bo'ness Rugby FC head coach Grant Anderson, himself a renal patient, will be taking to the pitch in Bo'ness with the Purple Rhinos touch rugby team (Picture: Submitted)

Scrum fun in Bo'ness as touch rugby for players with kidney conditions kicks off

Harvesting carrots grown by Sustainable Thinking Scotland in Bo'ness. Pic: Scott Louden

Environmental group can lease walled garden from Falkirk Council for £1