From: Frame, Colin
Sent: 24 April 2015 14:38
Subject: RE: Denny town centre
Andrew,
Clark Contracts have just recently been appointed and are going through a mobilisation process which includes agreeing site perimeter, seeking any road diversion requirements including planning/roads consents and the preparation of there development programme. The preparatory work does take time however I understand the perimeter fencing will start to be erected next week. It is the Council’s intention to prepare a news bulletin that will incorporate all detail with regard to the site development, disturbance issues and contractor programme, once available, and this will be issued to all Denny households. The information will also be displayed on the Council’s web site, local display screens and within the Regeneration office which, as you know, is attended on a Tuesday morning.
Please do not hesitate to give me a call if you require any further information
Kind Regards
Colin Frame MRICS
Principal Surveyor (Investment), Growth & Investment Unit
Development Services, Falkirk Council
The Falkirk Stadium, Suite 2A
4 Stadium Way, Falkirk
FK2 9EE
01324 590972
Mob: 07803 898140
A blog about Denny, Falkirk
Wednesday 22 April 2015
From: jacquie.mcarthur@falkirk.gov.uk
Date: Wed, 22 Apr 2015 11:34:17 +0100
Subject: Denny Town Centre, Stirling Street
Morning Andrew
Apologies for the delay in responding to you I was off on annual leave.
Whilst there is no requirement to have shutters, many owner/occupiers adopt them to address possible vandalism and security problems and to lower their insurance premiums. I understand that local retailers will be meeting in the near future and I will forward your email and suggest this as a discussion topic.
You will be pleased to know that we are currently looking at floral enhancements for the town centre and are looking at locations, consents and maintenance
issues - I will of course keep you informed of progress on this.
Kind regards
Jacqueline McArthur
Economic Development Officer
Falkirk Council
The Falkirk Stadium
Suite 2A, 4 Stadium Way
Falkirk
FK2 9EE
Tel: 01324 590973
Date: Wed, 22 Apr 2015 11:34:17 +0100
Subject: Denny Town Centre, Stirling Street
Morning Andrew
Apologies for the delay in responding to you I was off on annual leave.
Whilst there is no requirement to have shutters, many owner/occupiers adopt them to address possible vandalism and security problems and to lower their insurance premiums. I understand that local retailers will be meeting in the near future and I will forward your email and suggest this as a discussion topic.
You will be pleased to know that we are currently looking at floral enhancements for the town centre and are looking at locations, consents and maintenance
issues - I will of course keep you informed of progress on this.
Kind regards
Jacqueline McArthur
Economic Development Officer
Falkirk Council
The Falkirk Stadium
Suite 2A, 4 Stadium Way
Falkirk
FK2 9EE
Tel: 01324 590973
Tuesday 7 April 2015
From: Mandy Paterson (333) [mailto:Mandy.Paterson@scotland.pnn.police.uk]
Sent: 03 April 2015 19:25
Subject: Denny Robberies [NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED]
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Just to keep you updated with local developments,
I am aware of the high community impact caused by the two robberies which occurred in Denny last October and January this year. The enquiry has been overseen by DI Graeme Hendry, and as a result of protracted enquiry by a dedicated team of officers, a 23 year old man was detained in Cumbernauld this morning in relation to both robberies. He has since been arrested and will be appearing at Falkirk Sheriff Court tomorrow (4.4.15) with a remand being sought given the nature of the incidents. We have prepared a media release so information should be out there for the community.
Thank you all for your continued support and community reassurance in the interim period.
John Kellet
Sent: 03 April 2015 19:25
Subject: Denny Robberies [NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED]
NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED
Just to keep you updated with local developments,
I am aware of the high community impact caused by the two robberies which occurred in Denny last October and January this year. The enquiry has been overseen by DI Graeme Hendry, and as a result of protracted enquiry by a dedicated team of officers, a 23 year old man was detained in Cumbernauld this morning in relation to both robberies. He has since been arrested and will be appearing at Falkirk Sheriff Court tomorrow (4.4.15) with a remand being sought given the nature of the incidents. We have prepared a media release so information should be out there for the community.
Thank you all for your continued support and community reassurance in the interim period.
John Kellet
Friday 3 April 2015
Arrest following Denny robberies
Two robberies were reported in the Denny area in October 2014 and January 2015, both of these incidents having a high impact on the local community at the time and since.
As a result of protracted enquiry by a dedicated team led by DI Graeme
Hendry, a 23 year old man was detained in the Cumbernauld area this
morning and has now been arrested for both robberies. He is expected
to appear at Falkirk Sheriff Court tomorrow (Saturday 4th April 2015).
Detective Inspector Graeme Hendry says "I am pleased to bring this enquiry to a positive conclusion and would like to thank the many members of the public who provided information which was invaluable in reaching this outcome."
Detective Inspector Graeme Hendry says "I am pleased to bring this enquiry to a positive conclusion and would like to thank the many members of the public who provided information which was invaluable in reaching this outcome."
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