Kilsyth, Scotland News

IN the spirit of the Homecoming celebrations The Twilight Sad will be appearing at the SECC's showcase event fresh from a tour of the USA and Europe.

ARCHIVES Week 2009 is due to take place in Lenziemill next week - giving you the chance to explore Cumbernauld and Kilsyth's rich industrial heritage and preserve your own history.

THE generation of tomorrow will have no excuses should the nation's personal debt fail to tumble in the coming years.

A DAMNING report has revealed that many of Scotland's police stations are no longer fit for purpose.

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Sometimes, I will take any excuse to discuss how awesome I think a band is. This is one of those times.

THE Victorian fountain which sits in the courtyard of Colzium House is to be restored to its former glory thanks to funding from the Scottish Rural Development Programme.

A TOWN which won an unflattering carbuncle award has been named the "best small city in Scotland". Beautiful Scotland have dished out the top environmental award to Coatbridge after judges visited towns across Scotland and scrutinised their community efforts for the annual competition.

CUMBERNAULD and Kilsyth Libraries are to host a range of events as part of an annual book festival.

A TEA dance kicked off a campaign aimed at encouraging the over 60s to make sure they are getting all the benefits they are entitled to.

KILSYTH has been awarded one of the highest accolades Beautiful Scotland has to offer - as well as being named 'Best Newcomer' to the environmental competition.

RESIDENTS of Kildrum, Banton and Queenzieburn are being asked to say how the loss of their local post offices last year affected them.

KILSYTH talent show winner Lyndsey Hurren needs your help to conquer the nation.

MISSED appointments cost the NHS in Glasgow millions of pounds a year. Latest figures from the Scottish Government have revealed that outpatients don't turn up for tens of thousands of appointments.

SHOPPERS and shopkeepers have joined forces to improve parking in a busy village.

AMID growing tension, the winners of the Herald's 2009 gardening competition have been chosen.

A KILSYTH resident has had an unexpected call from a New Zealand woman who is searching for her family.

A CLUB set up in Kilsyth only last year could close if a membership appeal fails.

A KILSYTH resident has had an unexpected call from a New Zealand woman who is searching for her family.

THE closure of the public toilets on Kilsyth's King Street has provoked an angry reaction as the facility was closed before public consultation of the controversial North Lanarkshire Council proposal even began.