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  • Alloa man admits another serious driving offence

    A MAN who once crashed his car into the side of a house has appeared in court after smashing his vehicle through someone’s fence while four times the limit.Mark Snaddon appeared at Alloa Sheriff Court last Thursday, May 16, where he pleaded guilty to

  • Campaign to re-open Alloa to Fife passenger services continues

    THE campaign to bring passenger services back to the Alloa-Fife railway line is continuing at pace, with further calls for a station to be built in Clackmannan.Green MSP Mark Ruskell has been speaking with residents in the Wee County and Kincardine and

  • Dario and Connor look back on successful spell at Alloa

    DARIO ZANATTA picked the ball up midway inside the Dundee United half, drove through the heart of a bewildered defence, and slotted the ball home.It was the final days of 2018 and this was the Canadian coming of age in front of the Recs support.The youngster

  • Alloa shop looks to nurture good mental health and wellbeing

    AN ALLOA store has put good mental health and positive wellbeing at the forefront of its community outreach ethos.The Wishing Well charity shop may be on the less busy stretch of Mill Street, but those already helping out insist it has a lot to offer.There

  • Magikats out of school learning centre opens in Alloa

    A NEW out-of-school learning centre has opened in Alloa and is now looking for pupils and mentors to get in touch.MagiKats Tuition Centre opened yesterday and will offer out-of-school tuition in English and maths for any child from pre-school to National

  • Former Glenochil inmate spared further time inside

    A FIFE man who trashed his prison cell has been spared a return to custody after a court heard he was at risk of becoming "institutionalised". Craig Thomson was a inmate at HMP Glenochil on December 7 last year when he began shouting and swearing

  • Jilly demonstrates MasterChef cooking skills in Dollar

    A CLACKS teacher who reached the final of MasterChef has held a series of packed events at Dollar Academy where she demonstrated her culinary skills.For Jilly McCord, a history teacher at the school, they offered her an opportunity to express her gratitude

  • Colour and song between Tillicoultry and Dollar

    IT IS INCREDIBLE the difference a few weeks make.The banksides of the tarmacked walk between Tillicoultry and Dollar now lush and verdant, whereas only a short while ago they were bare and empty.It is the power of the seasons, the lengthening days and