Council

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  Published: 4 Feb 2010 10:11 (45)

  Council leader's vow in pay cuts row

  COUNCIL leader Janet Cadenhead has offered to resign her post if it is ever proven that there is a connection between the implementation of Single Status pay and the authority...

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  Published: 20 Jan 2010 15:40 (1)

  Our roads are cracking up

  DRIVERS and pedestrians are being urged to take care and watch out for potholes on Clackmannanshire's roads and paths as a result of the big freeze. Following a prolonged...

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  Published: 20 Jan 2010 15:32 (68)

  MSP demands answers in single status pay row

  OCHIL MSP Keith Brown says employees of Clackmannanshire Council believe the implementation of the single status pay agreement is being used to cut pay in an attempt to resolve...

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  Published: 5 Jan 2010 16:14 (71)

  Council workers refuse to sign new pay agreement

  FURIOUS council workers in Clackmannanshire facing pay cuts of thousands of pounds are refusing to sign up to a new single status agreement. Many employees also refuse to believe...

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  Published: 5 Jan 2010 16:12 (6)

  Grit and determination required to keep county's roads clear

  CLACKMANNANSHIRE Council's stock of grit was down to 100 tonnes on Tuesday but Mac West, roads and transportation manager at Clackmannanshire Council, told the Advertiser...

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  Published: 9 Dec 2009 12:02 (46)

  Council staff hit out at pay cuts

  CLACKMANNANSHIRE Council workers' salaries are to be slashed in the biggest shake up of pay and conditions in the administration's history.

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  Published: 2 Dec 2009 10:32

  Possible merger of Alloa schools

  TWO Alloa Primary schools could be set to combine after the Scottish Government agreed in principle to provide funding for a new building.

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  Published: 2 Dec 2009 10:23 (13)

  Councillors urged to find ways to cut costs

  CLACKMANNANSHIRE Council held a special meeting on Monday morning to address the financial problems facing the authority.

• Council

• Companies in court over council tender
• £9 million hole in the council budget
• Council leader reported to Standards Commission
• Alloa town centre transformation gets underway
• Political split over £7 million debt write-off
• Clackmannanshire 'is on the up'
• Big plans approved for tiny village
• SNP group blast leisure 'pantomime'
• New campus will give boost to town centre
• Holden bids to remove Clackmannanshire Council leader

• Council

• Menstrie welcomes visitors from Nova Scotia
• Football star helps kick off new era for Lornshill Academy
• Fair attracts a healthy attendance
• Council accused of cover-up in row over tender
• It will be business as usual if Swine Flu returns
• Sauchie could become a 'ghetto'
• Football club vows to transform Zones
• County's latest sculpture is designed to bridge the gap
• Housing developer agrees to pay for centre's extension
• I won't stand down, vows Councillor McGill

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  Last updated: 11th March, 2010 04:21pm

  Chance to win a wedding reception at Claremont Lodge

  TWENTY ONE couples are in with a chance of winning the perfect prize as they plan to tie the knot in the near future.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 11:04 (1)

  We're coming to get you...

  COMMUNITY police officers in the Wee County have led the fight against drug dealers, recovering hundreds of pounds worth of drugs and a firearm during raids in Tullibody and Tillicoultry...

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 11:03 (1)

  Football hooligans banned from all grounds

  THREE Wee County football hooligans have been banned from attending matches anywhere in Britain following trouble after an Alloa Athletic Scottish Cup match.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 10:58 (3)

  Union fears cuts will increase stress levels

  A TRADE union representing Clackmannanshire Council workers has raised concerns over the impact cuts in staffing will have on those employees who remain at the local authority...

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 10:54

  Petition calls for Dollar Green Belt

  RESIDENTS of Dollar are banding together in an attempt to protect the rural atmosphere of the village.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 10:43

  MSP takes kinship carers fight to Scottish Parliament

  A MOTION has been submitted at the Scottish Parliament which criticises Clackmannanshire Council's decision to reduce kinship care allowances by 67 per cent.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 10:36

  Wee County's shoppers back Fairtrade Fortnight

  CLACKMANNANSHIRE residents gave their backing to local events organised to boost Scotland's bid to become a Fairtrade nation.