ALVA residents are being urged to help steer the council's plans for the Glentana Mill site. As the Advertiser reported more than a year ago, there is a potential to turn what remains of the former mill into housing and for complementary uses.
CHILDREN will have the chance to enjoy festive magic in Kincardine this year as organisers are getting creative amid the coronavirus pandemic. The people behind Kincardine Gala are looking to spread some Christmas cheer this year and are using technology
FEWER than a third of teachers in Scotland feel safe to teach in schools – despite measures to prevent coronavirus infections – according to a new survey. The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) found only 4.6% of its respondents felt very
PEOPLE in the Wee County are being urged to take advantage of an online tool after a poll revealed the financial impact of coronavirus. Clackmannanshire Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) is encouraging residents in the area to check out its Money Map
A BOOK group from the Wee County is to appear on TV this weekend. Readers on the Run, from Alloa, will feature in the sixth episode of The Big Scottish Book Club on BBC Scotland this Sunday, November 29. The programme will see writer Damian Barr
A COMMUNITY public art project is looking to celebrate St Andrew's Day along one of Alloa's most iconic stretches. A group of friends, including the Wee County's Fiona McGregor, are hoping to inspire people to pick up a brush and paint stones for
ALLOA goalkeeper Neil Parry made his first start for more than month on Saturday and says his team won't be disheartened by the result. Parry played for the first time since injuring his calf on October 13 and says the team will dust themselves
