- Section 30 independence vote urged
- Girl's cheekbone broken for phone
- Fire crews tackle 'difficult' blaze
- Two men bailed over ear attack
- NHS buildings need £1bn of repairs
- Footballer bailed over sectarianism
- Private property value rises £149bn
- Mercury plummets to winter low
- Man held in Poland in murder probe
- Man held after restaurant stand-off
- Firm shelves city biomass plant
- Dangerous road warning to drivers
- Rare dog abandoned on roadside
- Probe into Rangers takeover urged
- 33 lose job as floor firm goes bust
News
Litter-busters launch clean-up campaign in village
WAT has been declared on debris, litter and dog mess in Torrance.
Good news in council budget
THERE was some good news at East Dunbartonshire Council’s recent budget meeting - £1million in extra funding for everything from road resurfacing to a new heritage trail.
Pitch battle to get games on at the weekend
FRUSTRATED footballers struggling to get a game because of poor pitches are hoping a council pilot scheme could be a winner.
Your home is your castle ... quite literally in Lennoxtown
A FORMER hospital could soon be home to 76 new houses.
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Sport
Rob Roy can’t wait to get at them!
EAGER Rob Roy manager Jimmy Lindsay had a message for his team’s rivals: “We’re ready for action”.
Rossvale and Petershill look for wins
ROSSVALE were battered by wind, rain and the opposition last weekend, but they are hoping for a sunnier result this Saturday.
Final chance for triumphant Lenzie rugby players
A LONG-awaited cup semi-final kicked off at high noon on Saturday and it was Lenzie RFC who fired their way to victory.
Lengedary club marks 70 superb years
CAMPSIE Black Watch are preparing to mark seven decades of amazing success at under-21 age level.
Campsie Minerva win cup tie and bragging rights over Waterside
WATERSIDE were knocked out of the Scottish Cup by local rivals Campsie Minerva in a hard-fought game, played at Kirkintilloch High in atrocious weather conditions.
Lifestyle
Tennis aces are courting success thanks to club!
YOUNGSTERS are being offered the chance to raise a racket and beat the winter blues.
Win a sparkling celebration of HM The Queen!
HERE’S your chance to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee in style.
Has your best friend got the Pet Factor?
ENTRIES have been pouring in for the Herald’s Pet Factor 2012 contest.
Life is in the Margins – top music and literary talents head for Glasgow
SCOTLAND’S newest and most dynamic publisher has unveiled a stellar line-up for the 2012 Margins Book & Music Festival in Glasgow.
Community
School of the week - St Michael’s Primary School
SCOTS wa-hey – patriotic pupils at St Michael’s Primary in Moodiesburn have been flagging up Scotland.
Down Memory Lane – February 9, 2012
TAKE a trip back in time through the files of the Kirkintilloch Herald...
Roundabout way of getting firms to make communities look nicer!
IF you are interested in ‘adopting’ a roundabout you will have to act quick, with the closing date for bids drawing near.
- Terrified family escape haunted house “horror movie” in Kirkintilloch!
- Spooky goings-on dominate this week’s front page – February 8, 2012
- Kicking up a stink – police, fire and gas engineers scrambled over stench
- Rob Roy houses snapped up by council chiefs
- Old Eagle Inn could become a bar/restaurant in Kirkintilloch
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Weather for Kirkintilloch
Saturday 11 February 2012
Today
Heavy rain
Temperature: 3 C to 6 C
Wind Speed: 6 mph
Wind direction: South east
Tomorrow
Cloudy
Temperature: 3 C to 7 C
Wind Speed: 7 mph
Wind direction: West
