Kirsty Paterson

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Kirsty Paterson

Falkirk Council are looking at ways top tackle the problem of parking around schools, and one councillor has suggested janitors be asked to help issue fines for poor parkingSchool janitors could be asked to help issue fines to parents parking badly when they pick their children up, a councillor has suggested.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Kirsty Paterson

A plan to reduce deaths and serious accidents on Falkirk 's roads over the next five years has been given the green light by councillors. But members of Falkirk Council 's executive have also asked for a future report on the success of 20 mph limits that are being introduced as part of the measures.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Kirsty Paterson

The council is considering options for 21 of more than 2000 streets in the Falkirk areaA national ban on parking on pavements and across dropped kerbs will be enforced in Falkirk through fines of £100, starting on Monday, August 18, councillors agreed today (Thursday). Members of Falkirk Council 's executive, across the political spectrum, agreed that the fines should be enforced in a bid to make it easier for people in wheelchairs, parents with prams and the visually impaired to get about.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Kirsty Paterson

NHS bosses say the plan looks at the "bigger picture" and will see more joined up services to prevent ill healthNHS Forth Valley chiefs want Falkirk residents to have their say a new 10-year plan that aims to look at the "bigger picture" for local health services. The aim is to transform how services are delivered locally over the next ten years, in a bid to help health services cope with increasing demands and rising costs while improving people's quality of life.

2 weeks ago | falkirkherald.co.uk | Kirsty Paterson

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowNHS Forth Valley chiefs want Falkirk residents to have their say on a new ten-year plan that aims to look at the “bigger picture” for local health services. The aim is to transform how services are delivered locally over the next ten years, in a bid to help health services cope with increasing demands and rising costs while improving people’s quality of life.