Falkirk Council continue to meet during COVID, members of the public have previously been able to attend meetings but due to COVID 19 restrictions meetings have been unable to take place in the usual Council chambers. Any members of the public who are interested in the Council meetings or specific agenda items can now watch live or watch back previous meeting… more
Bo’Ness Community Council has called on Falkirk Council to review its working practices and “listen” to local residents. The Bo’ness group spoke out after it asked FC officials to meet with it more than nine months ago. It’s still waiting for the meeting to take place. It also raised concerns over the running over the Council’s new emergency executive, which has no representatives… more
Falkirk Council want to work in partnership with our community in developing their recovery plan, which will be part of the Councils 5-year business plan. To do this Falkirk Council need to bring together as many views as possible. The first stage is thea community engagement survey on the Councils priorities, supplemented by a series of community conversations with various groups, including… more
On Thursday 9th June 2020, Community Council chair Madelene Hunt and her vice-chair Len Ainslie have handed over the McLaren Trophy and a certificate to UNISON Kinneil Band at a “socially distant” presentation. Appropriately, it was held at the town’s mining memorial to recognise the band’s mining roots. Mrs Hunt said: “I was delighted to present the McLaren Trophy cup to UNISON… more
Bo’ness Community Council meet on the second Wednesday of each month in the small meeting room above Bo’ness Library at 7pm. The Community Council exists to express the views of residents of Bo’ness. We represent the views of local people to Falkirk Council and other public bodies as well as work on projects to benefit the local area. We are looking… more
November meeting will be held in St Katharines Church Hall on Wednesday 13th November at 7.30… more