Local Falkirk News
Chief of scandal-hit heritage body resigns less than a year into role
The resignation is the latest in a series of issues that have faced Historic Environment Scotland in recent years Latest Scotland News | STV News…
Skerryvore says it was ‘incredible’ to play for Tartan Army at Boston fanzone
Celtic rock band Skerryvore played at the Boston City Hall Plaza fanzone on Saturday, ahead of the country’s first World Cup match in 28 years Latest Scotland News | STV News…
Prostate cancer screening only for ‘few thousand’ high-risk men
The National Screening Committee said attempting to detect the disease using the specific antigen blood test was ‘likely to cause more harm than good’ Latest Scotland News | STV News…
Falkirk pupils build up working knowledge of 21st century construction industry
A group of S2 pupils from Falkirk High School found out that a career in the construction industry is about more than just hard hats, muddy boots, building sites and bricks and mortar. Falkirk Herald Business | News…
Sturgeon says she ‘liked’ David Cameron but has ‘zero respect’ for Boris Johnson
Speaking at the book festival the former first minister described herself as being a “bit of weirdo” Latest Scotland News | STV News…
Cancer cases in Scotland hit record high with 35,600 diagnoses made each year
Cancer Research UK said the figures show more people are being diagnosed with cancer than ever before Latest Scotland News | STV News…
Packs of The Curing Barn British bresaola pulled from shelves over Listeria contamination
The FSA has warned customers not to eat packs of British Bresaola from The Curing Barn Latest Scotland News | STV News…
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STV News
- Council unveils plans for new theatre and town hall in Falkirk
by Erin Maguire on October 29, 2026 at 8:43 pmThe building will have a main theatre, a smaller studio theatre and a chamber for council meetings.
- Images reveal extent of Polmont riot damage after Scotland’s ‘worst prison disorder in a decade’
by Ross Hempseed on October 29, 2026 at 5:35 pmLinda Pollock, chief executive of the Scottish Prison Service, said it was an example of 'bubbling tension' caused by overcrowding at the facility.
- Man admitted to victim he raped her while she slept in recorded café confession
by STV News on October 23, 2026 at 9:42 amDavid Smyth told the horrified woman 'you couldn't say no in the state you were in', in a recorded confession played to jurors
- Dad jailed for using ‘nudify’ bot to make and share AI image of schoolgirl
by STV News on October 21, 2026 at 10:22 amScott Sheldon, 36, sent the fake picture of the girl to users of an anonymous chat service
Glasgow Times
- Concern growing for missing Aberdeen man who could have travelled to Glasgowby kevin.maguire@newsquest.co.uk | Kevin Maguire on October 29, 2026 at 5:40 pm
Concern grows for missing Aberdeen man Stephen Gibson, last seen in Dundee on October 26. He may have travelled to Glasgow or Edinburgh. Call Police Scotland on 101.
- Renfrew Ferry teases return after £117m bridge out of use for 'months'by emily.moore@newsquest.co.uk | Emily Moore on October 29, 2026 at 4:59 pm
Bosses of the former Renfrew Ferry has teased a return to the Clyde after the new £117m bridge will be closed "for a number of months" due to Storm Boelo damage
- Council reveals reason for 60-bed care home refusal near Glasgowby regan.parsons@newsquest.co.uk | Regan Parsons on October 29, 2026 at 4:34 pm
East Dunbartonshire Council has revealed why plans for a 60-bed care home at a former car dealership in Milngavie were refused.
- Funeral arrangements announced for much-loved priest near Glasgowby regan.parsons@newsquest.co.uk | Regan Parsons on October 29, 2026 at 4:26 pm
Funeral arrangements near Glasgow have been announced for much-loved priest Father Brian Logue following his death.
Falkirk Herald News
- Dementia UK free clinic comes to Falkirk next month
by James Trimble on October 29, 2026 at 4:48 pmDementia specialist Admiral Nurses will host a clinic at Falkirk High Street Nationwide branch next month to offer tailored support and guidance to anyone affected by the condition.
- Sentier’s Scent Library lets you discover 10 luxury fragrances at home for just £25
by Natalie Dixon on October 29, 2026 at 4:39 pmWhether you're discovering the fragrance brand for the first time or shopping for a perfume-loving friend, Sentier's Scent Library is a great gift.
- ProHance launches AI Adoption Index to show what AI is changing at work
by Emily Jordan on October 29, 2026 at 4:13 pmThe index is a “scorecard to help organisations confirm that AI use is approved, applied to real work and producing results.”
- Queensferry Crossing to close for work on automated system
by Paul McCabe on October 29, 2026 at 2:39 pmThe Queensferry Crossing is set to temporarily close as work is undertaken on a safety system.
The Scotsman News
- 556-day first proves Celtic have 'difference maker' in Rangers-Hearts title battle - but toiling duo need help
by Graham Falk on October 29, 2026 at 6:00 pmCeltic captain backs returning fan favourite to have major impact on title race.
- 'Leith is great' says the man helping decide if it will become the UK's first Town of Culture
by Jane Bradley on October 29, 2026 at 5:37 pmSir Phil Redmond said the level of enthusiasm in Leith was ‘loud and clear’
- Scottish football leads way in bid to end 3pm blackout as TV rights landscape alters
by Lewis Anderson on October 29, 2026 at 5:31 pmScottish football could enter new era from 2029/30, allowing broadcasters to screen 3pm kick-offs for the first time
- Rangers back target and seek 'wee bit of reassurance' as issue emerges following Hearts match
by Mark Atkinson on October 29, 2026 at 5:29 pmDefender ‘has got such a high ceiling’
