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Arrow Politicians clash over crossing patrol cuts

THE decision to cut crossing patrols in Clackmannanshire has polarised the opinions of local politicians. Opposition councillors are calling for a public meeting on the subject, whilst those backing the move claim it is not the responsibility of the council to ensure children get to school safely – and the decision had previously been agreed by all sides.

Published: Wednesday, 12th November, 2008 12:30

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Arrow Gift for baby born at time of bridge opening

THE official opening of the Clackmannanshire Bridge takes place on Wednesday 19 November. And Clackmannanshire Council is planning to mark the occasion with a series of events including a community party – and a special award for one of the county’s newest residents.

Published: Wednesday, 12th November, 2008 12:30

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Arrow Cambus 'cut off' as rail barrier gets stuck

RESIDENTS of Cambus were ‘cut off’ last Tuesday morning when the level crossing gates across the only road into the village got stuck. Motorists were trapped at the gates for more than an hour, with many drivers unable to make their way to work or to take their children to school.

Published: Wednesday, 12th November, 2008 12:30

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Arrow County remembers its heroes

THE people of Clackmannanshire – like so many across the land – gathered at war memorials on Sunday to pay their respects to those who lost their lives serving their country. This year’s services took on additional significance, marking the 90th anniversary of the end of the First World War at 11am on 11 November 1918.

Published: Wednesday, 12th November, 2008 12:30

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Arrow £1.5 million boost to local economy

A £1.5 MILLION development on the former Jamieson McGregor yard in Alloa will bring a significant boost to Clackmannanshire’s economy. Alloa businessman Mike Mulraney has secured planning permission to build three new units on the site which will add 35,000 square foot of warehousing space to the yard at Kelliebank Engineering Works.

Published: Wednesday, 12th November, 2008 12:30

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Arrow 131 call outs on 'quiet' bonfire night

GUY FAWKES night passed off without too many ‘fireworks’ in Clackmannanshire – and the operation to ensure public safety has been hailed a success, with firefighers in Alloa 'only' receiving 131 call outs!

Published: Wednesday, 12th November, 2008 12:30

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Arrow Council votes to cut school crossing patrols

THIRTEEN school crossing patrol posts are being cut by Clackmannanshire Council. At a stormy council meeting on Thursday morning, councillors narrowly voted in favour of plans to cut seven crossing patrols with immediate effect, with a further six going as posts become vacant.

Published: Friday, 7th November, 2008 12:30

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Arrow Council set to cut crossing patrols

THIRTEEN school crossing patrol posts are set to be cut by Clackmannanshire Council this week. Councillors are being asked to approve plans to cut seven crossing patrols with immediate effect, with a further six due to go as posts become vacant

Published: Wednesday, 5th November, 2008 12:30

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Arrow Ten-year wait for donor heart

FOR nearly 10 years Danny Rae has been waiting for a very important, life-changing phone call. The Sauchie grandfather’s hospital case is also packed, ready to go the moment he and his wife Jen hear from doctors that a donor heart transplant is available for him.

Published: Wednesday, 5th November, 2008 12:30

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Arrow Police uncover £25,000 drugs haul

POLICE recovered drugs worth £25,000 from a house in Alloa following an intelligence led-operation on Friday.

Published: Wednesday, 5th November, 2008 12:30

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Arrow Show your support for services personnel

THE people of Clackmannanshire are being encouraged to turn out this Remembrance Sunday to show their support for the county’s service men and women. Ochil MSP Keith Brown is urging everyone to use this Sunday’s events to remember those who have fought in past wars and conflicts – and to spare a thought for those currently serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Published: Wednesday, 5th November, 2008 12:30

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Arrow Closing date for Zones bids

OFFERS to buy or lease the former Zones Leisure Centre in Alloa’s Clackmannan Road must be submitted by the closing date of tomorrow (Friday).

Published: Wednesday, 5th November, 2008 12:30

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