ORGANISATIONS in the Wee County have come together to create a local business support partnership as part of the response to the coronavirus outbreak. The Clackmannanshire Business Support Partnership will work together to co-ordinate activity in
MEMBERS of Alloa Saints FC have been able to continue playing at home during the coronavirus lockdown by taking their training online. The kids' football team, comprised of around 100 members between the under 7s and under 15s age groups, has been
CHILDREN of Wee County-based care staff have been drawing pictures and making cards for the elderly to bring smiles to faces during the difficult coronavirus lockdown. Families of Mears care workers, who support locals to remain living independently
THE effects of social distancing measures and the ongoing coronavirus lockdown is highlighting just how much people yearn for face-to-face contact, said a minister in Alloa. Rev Sang Y Cha, of St Mungo's Parish Church in Alloa, spoke of the Covid
A MAN has been arrested and charged following a robbery in Alloa. The 35-year-old was taken into custody in connection with the incident, which took place in the Grange Road area at around 3pm on Thursday, April 2. He is expected to appear at
NEARLY 300 laptops have been delivered to students of Fife College to support remote learning during the coronavirus outbreak. The devices are being dropped off at homes of college students while adhering to social distancing rules, not just in
ONLY six fixed penalty notices have been issued under coronavirus emergency legislation by police in the Forth Valley. The figure was revealed by Police Scotland Chief Constable Iain Livingstone last week as the thanked the public for their overwhelming
A SECOND charity air ambulance helicopter is ready to take to the skies today. Helimed 79, operated by Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA), is ready to respond to emergencies from Aberdeen International Airport from Friday, April 3. Up until
RESIDENTS in Clacks and Stirling have been thanked by the area's police force for following social distancing measures and staying out of parks during the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. A Facebook post published on Forth Valley Police Division's
A CHARITABLE food delivery service has been "inundated" with offers to help, saving the good cause from being overwhelmed with a "huge upsurge in demand". The Food Train, which is rolling its service into the Wee County having proven successful
THE Stirling and Clacks Trading Standards team has warned locals about rogue traders offering to "spray paths and front doors to get rid of bacteria". The team is also aware of fraudsters posing as NHS staff and offering to help people with their
