A CLACKS man has been warned he could be back behind bars soon after causing domestic disturbances twice within week. Stephen Roche was in the dock at Alloa Sheriff Court last Thursday, June 10, over the incidents. The 27-year-old, formerly of
A PATIENT who died at Forth Valley Royal Hospital after developing pneumonia was not given prompt and appropriate treatment for possible sepsis, an investigation has found. The Scottish Public Services Ombudsman has upheld two complaints against
A FORTH VALLEY man has been jailed for offences going back almost four years. Kevin McKeown had been given the chance of community-based sentences, but had repeatedly breached the orders. His luck finally ran out when he appeared for sentencing
ALVA GLEN will be enhanced as part of the latest round of funding from the EDF Burnfoot Hill Community Fund. More than a dozen good causes in the Wee County are to receive a share of a combined £38,664 pot. The money for the 14 community-led
AFTER more than 14 long months, Sauchie Juniors fans finally saw their team in action at the weekend. More than 200 fans were in attendance as Sauchie’s pre-season run of friendlies continued with a nine-goal thriller against Darvel. Unfortunately
ALLOA captain Andy Graham says he was gutted to be a part of the squad that was relegated and thinks the club have the quality to get straight back up. Graham echoed the words of new manager Barry Ferguson by saying the club have the quality to
TWO Wee County girls climbed the tallest mountain in Britain recently and raised more than £1,500 for charity. Carla Fulton and her friend Jodie McAuslane conquered Ben Nevis on Saturday, June 6, to raise money for the Tilly Ladies Appeal and Macmillan
A GOOD cause in Clacks has last week officially received the highest award for voluntary groups in the UK. Said to be the MBE for charities, the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service (QAVS) was officially handed over to Breathe Easy Clackmannanshire
