Schools

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  Published: 23 Jun 2010 13:03

  Tillicoultry's tattie counters

  PUPILS at Tillicoultry Primary have been tattie howkin' after taking part in a national 'Count and Grow' project.

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  Published: 2 Jun 2010 09:49

  A golden year for Lornshill quartet

  A QUARTET of former Lornshill Academy pupils have the golden touch after achieving their Gold Duke of Edinburgh's Award.

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  Published: 26 May 2010 10:37

  Schools are hit by rise in vandalism

  A SPATE of vandalism at Clackmannanshire primary schools in recent weeks has come with a high price tag.

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  Published: 26 May 2010 10:16 (1)

  Parents unhappy with consultation on schools merger

  THE future of St John's and Claremont primary schools was up for discussion at Alloa Town Hall on Thursday as the final consultation over their proposed merger took place...

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  Published: 28 Apr 2010 11:10

  Headteacher allays fears over school's progress

  PARENTS of children preparing to attend Lornshill Academy have declared themselves to be pleased with the progress being made at the school.

• Schools

• Former chief executive marks start of new era
• Takeover at the BBC as Alva"s Soundtown team go live
• Prom celebrations for county's pupils
• Fencer to defend title
• Councillor kicks up stink over smell at new school
• First look at the new £21m Alloa campus
• Lornshill pupils go for gold in 150-mile cycle
• Headteacher"s pride in pupils - and the new school building
• Chart success for Alva Academy

• Schools

• PE teacher receives top services to sport award
• MBE for former Park Primary teacher
• Parents' campaign secures reprieve for lollipop patrol
• Deerpark pupils to receive Diana Award
• Ladywell is latest to fly the Green Flag
• Alva marks 'final' St Andrew's Day celebrations
• Parent Council fights axing of lollipop crossing
• Lollipop cuts are 'final straw' for SNP
• Cambus 'cut off' as rail barrier gets stuck

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  Published: 1st September, 2010 04:27pm

  Death crash driver was high on drugs

  A DRIVER who killed a Tillicoultry woman in a head on car smash after taking drugs has been told he is facing a lengthy jail sentence. Redfern's car suddenly veered across the road after overtaking and collided...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:22

  Fire crews tackle blaze at Tulliallan Primary

  FOUL play has not been ruled out as Fife Police and Fire Service continue to investigate the cause of a fire at Tulliallan Primary on Monday morning. The blaze in a wall cavity...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:20 (1)

  Minister snubs talks on looped cords ban

  FURIOUS Labour MP Gordon Banks has slammed UK Government Minister Ed Davey who has claimed he is too busy to discuss a possible ban on looped blind cords.

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:19

  Seamus takes to the road for recycling drive

  TIRELESS fundraiser Seamus Corry will be travelling the highways and byways of Central Scotland this weekend to raise funds for Yorkhill Children's Foundation.

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:17 (1)

  Harviestoun Hotel rescues couple's big day

  Linda McRoberts and Robert Wright feared their dream wedding was ruined when they discovered the day before that the venue they set their heart on was double booked. But, at the...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:14

  Prison could do more for short-term inmates

  SHORT-TERM inmates at Glenochil are not receiving the same opportunities to learn new skills as long-term prisoners, according to a new inspection.

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  Published: 25 Aug 2010 09:30

  Wee hero saves her mum's life

  A DIABETIC Tullibody mum has been saved by her three-year-old daughter who phoned for help when she passed out with dangerously low blood sugar levels.