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Office to Let – 7-person first floor office
Rarely available, we have a first floor, 7 person 404 Sq ft (37.5 sq m) front facing serviced office to let in Falkirk Business Hub.
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Veterans’ charity launches campaign to fund affordable homes for disabled veterans
Craig Pugh, who lives in his ‘forever home’ with his wife, says charity has helped him work through his mental health struggles. Latest Scotland News | STV News…
Energy standing charges: electricity, gas firms may have to offer revised tariffs under Ofgem plans – meaning
Ofgem’s latest plans could change how you pay for gas and electricity ⚡ Falkirk Herald Business | News…
Number of Scottish children living in temporary accommodation hits highest level in over 20 years
New data from the Scottish Government found that 10,360 children were living in temporary accommodation last year. Latest Scotland News | STV News…
How to say no: I’m a job expert – mastering the art of saying no politely at work is the best thing you can do
Master the art of saying no at work without burning bridges – or your career ✋ Falkirk Herald Business | News…
Lives put at risk by 11,000 prank ambulance calls in a decade, Lib Dems warn
Alex Cole-Hamilton says the figures come as NHS staff are already being ‘stretched to their limits’. Latest Scotland News | STV News…
Snow warning: 5 DIY tips to protect your home from freezing weather – how to avoid burst pipes and damage
With icy weather set to hit the UK, protect your home and avoid costly repairs ❄️ Falkirk Herald Business | News…
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STV News
- Scottish Government urged to take ‘decisive action’ and save nearly 400 Grangemouth jobs
by Calum Loudon on October 6, 2026 at 3:23 pmChemical manufacturer Syngenta announced last week that it plans to cease all operations at the site by the end of 2027
- Biotech firm secures £2.5m investment to scale up Grangemouth facility
by Holly Lennon on October 6, 2026 at 2:59 pmMiAlgae broke ground on its manufacturing facility at the former oil refinery in December 2025
- Grangemouth chemical producer Syngenta took £1m of enterprise funding before announcing job losses
by Calum Loudon on October 2, 2026 at 5:28 pmSyngenta, which is owned by the Chinese Government, announced 377 potential job losses on Thursday
- Nearly 400 jobs to be lost at Grangemouth chemical producer plant
by Calum Loudon on October 1, 2026 at 4:05 pmSyngenta confirmed it would begin formal consultations with 377 members of staff at the site
Glasgow Times
- Hit comedy horror musical about hen night from hell returns to Glasgowby ann.fotheringham@heraldandtimes.co.uk | Ann Fotheringham on October 12, 2026 at 6:00 am
The hit Scottish musical comedy Hen Night Horror is back on tour, combining outrageous laughs, friendship drama, original songs and genuine jump scares in a chaotic hen party from hell.
- I was inspired by Six and Hamilton to write a musical about Glasgow's witchesby ann.fotheringham@heraldandtimes.co.uk | Ann Fotheringham on October 12, 2026 at 6:00 am
Alyson Orr grew up on Glasgow’s Southside, so she knew all about the disturbing tale of the Pollok witches.
- High-risk appeal launched for missing 80-year-old as welfare fears growby amy.myles@newsquest.co.uk | Amy Myles on October 11, 2026 at 9:43 am
Police Scotland launches a high-risk appeal to find missing 80-year-old Charles Stuart Auld, last seen in Tarbolton on October 10. Call 101 for information.
- Councillor warns animated roadside adverts could distract drivers near schoolsby Catherine Hunter on October 11, 2026 at 6:00 am
Councillor Ken Andrew raised concerns over animated roadside advertising signs distracting drivers, particularly near schools.
Falkirk Herald News
- Trails, films, pumpkins and more to entertain in Falkirk this October
by Fiona Dobie on October 11, 2026 at 8:49 amWith the nights starting to draw in, the schools breaking up for their October holiday and Hallowe’en just a few weeks away, it’s the start of some spooky goings on around the local area.
- Falkirk concede another late goal as Dundee complete turnaround to win
by Robbie Hill on October 10, 2026 at 6:16 pmThe Bairns suffered an agonising late defeat at The Falkirk Stadium as a last-gasp Dundee goal secured all three points for the visitors.
- Shopper says this £20.39 Ryanair cabin bag held five days of clothes
by Rochelle Barrand on October 10, 2026 at 12:24 pmOne shopper says they fitted five days of clothes, shoes, toiletries and make-up into this 40x30x20cm Ryanair cabin backpack, now £20.39 in an 18% off deal.
- Falkirk pupils inspired to think of career in cyber at Scottish conference
by Gregg Kelly on October 9, 2026 at 8:43 pmGirls from a high school in Falkirk were given the chance to explore the wide range of career roles available in the cybersecurity industry.
The Scotsman News
- UK stands in solidarity with Zelensky after Trump calls for a new Ukrainian president
by Rachel Amery on October 11, 2026 at 10:13 amUK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting says the UK will try and repair relations between Washington and Kyiv after the comments.
- I watched Edinburgh’s URC win at Zebre - why system will get even better and ‘no fear’ against Toulon
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by Martyn Simpson on October 11, 2026 at 8:00 amFour talking points as Everitt’s side pick up a bonus point win in Parma.
- Scotland skipper praises 'phenomenal' Dave Butcher and reveals how players handled sudden Sione Fukofuka exit
by Martyn Simpson on October 11, 2026 at 7:45 amRachel Malcolm lauds impact of former forwards coach on team ahead of WXV Series double header against Australia.
- What channel is Aberdeen v St Johnstone? TV and live stream plus team news, referee and VAR
by Matthew Elder on October 11, 2026 at 7:30 amHow to watch Aberdeen v St Johnstone
