John Hosie

The Twilight Sports programme has already been a great success and there will be more activities and sessions in the coming weeksplaceholder image

Plenty of activities to keep Camelon area youngsters occupied over coming weeks

A whole host of groups and organisations were on hand at he Safer Streets Open Doors event in Camelon to give residents help and adviceplaceholder image

Camelon hosts first of ‘safer streets’ series of events

The first Safer Streets Open Doors event take place on November 3placeholder image

Camelon safer streets initiative's doors are open to residents with concerns

One of the Twilight Sports Project taster sessions will take place in Easter Carmuirs Parkplaceholder image

Free evening sports taster sessions for youngsters in Camelon

The last roadshow was a great successplaceholder image

Safer Streets roadshow comes to Camelon

Tamfourhill Youth Group created designs for this weekend's eventplaceholder image

Kerry's local litter pick has global message for Falkirk area

The Our Place Camelon and Tamfourhill’s Gather and Play event allowed youngsters to get to work designing muralsplaceholder image

Fun and games in Camelon to help long-term safety aims

A fire at Camelon Juniors FC destroyed new changing rooms and a food bank facility last yearplaceholder image

Fun and games at Camelon community safety event

Saturday saw families take to the canal to carry out their clean up operationplaceholder image

Families enjoy a wonderful weekend of cleaning up in Camelon

Our Place Camelon and Tamfourhill's Dan Rous and John Hosie are looking to deal with litter - just one of the issues identified in group's recently published community safety strategyplaceholder image

New strategy launched to help Camelon become a safer - and happier - place

The Our Place Camelon and Tamfourhill canal clean up volunteers prepared to take to the water at Lock 16placeholder image

Volunteers get busy cleaning up canal in Camelon

The lane between Pepe's Piri Piri and St Johns Church just off Glasgow Road, Camelon, has long been a dumping ground for litter and other items and now John Hosie and Dan Rous of community group Our Place Camelon and Tamfourhill are looking for help to deal with the problemplaceholder image

Group needs help to tidy up Camelon's 'coffin alley' and other litter strewn eye...

John Hosie, community safety engager for Our Place Camelon and Tamfourhill joins Laraine Sutherland, chairperson of Tamfourhill Tenants' and Residents' Association, and Dan Rous, community coach of Our Place Camelon and Tamfourhill at the Tamfourhill Community Hubplaceholder image

New faces working to make Camelon and Tamfourhill a safer place

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