Two Denny groups had continued to receive funding long after other support had been axed
Two community groups working in Denny will lose their ongoing funding from Falkirk Council from next year.
Read more: Cost of Falkirk taxis at Christmas could rise to attract more drivers for festive period Dennyloanhead Community Hall received £11,330 from Falkirk Council to help it cover costs for 2022/23. Members heard that the hall committee had been successful in finding outside funding, although there are significant concerns about the rising costs it is now facing for things such as gas and electricity.The flat at Bridge Crescent offers a community food pantry and acts as a base for other groups that provide a variety of services tackling poverty and mental health and well-being.
Charlie Hastie, from Falkirk Council's community learning and development, told councillors that their biggest issue was finding funds to pay for utilities as most funders will pay for projects but not for running costs.
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