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Shopping centre recommended as site for replacement Falkirk Town Hall - Vimarsana News

Shopping centre recommended as site for replacement Falkirk Town Hall

Councillors are set to make a decision on whether to purchase Callendar Square as the site for the replacement of the town hall in Falkirk. A report to a special meeting of Falkirk Council has put forward the High Street retail and leisure centre as its preferred location, as well as providing indic

Falkirk Council: Plans to buy Callendar Square as location for new town hall - Vimarsana News

Falkirk Council: Plans to buy Callendar Square as location for new town hall

Councillors will be asked to rubberstamp a deal to buy Callendar Square as the site for the replacement town hall in Falkirk.

Jobs fairs success in Falkirk - Vimarsana News

Jobs fairs success in Falkirk

The DWP say recent jobs fairs held in the Falkirk area have proved to be a successful way to get people back into work quickly.

Opinion: Supporting all the people of Ukraine in their darkest hour - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Supporting all the people of Ukraine in their darkest hour

Watching the conflict in Ukraine unfold on our TV screens, laptops and mobile phones over the past week has stirred emotions of horror and fear in equal measure.

39 Post Office convictions quashed after Fujitsu evidence about Horizon IT platform called into question - Vimarsana News

39 Post Office convictions quashed after Fujitsu evidence about Horizon IT platform called into question

Japanese firm has a reckoning to face Gareth Corfield Fri 23 Apr 2021 // 14:15 UTC Share Copy Post Office employees were wrongly prosecuted by the company as a direct result of it covering up software bugs in its Horizon IT system, the Court of Appeal has said as it quashed 39 convictions this morning. Those 39 convictions were obtained by the Post Office's in-house lawyers who ignored their own barristers' advice that the institution's behaviour was trampling over established prosecutorial codes intended to promote fairness and honesty. Lord Justice Holroyde said that...