Our tiny village of Fallin is packed with amazing people, working hard every day to better themselves and their community.
Here, we’re shining a light on some of these wonderful people and the things that make them special!
Know someone who deserves a mention in Fallin’s hall of fame? Drop us a message with details, at cvfallin@gmail.com
Congratulation to Alan Perrie of Doghouse Boxing
The reigning Scottish and British Elite champion.
SCOTLAND’S Alan Perrie reacts after losing out to No.1 seed and reigning European champion Rami Kiwan from Bulgaria at the World Boxing Championships. The Doghouse boxer lost the Quarter-Final bout via unanimous decision at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, having won two bouts to reach the final eight of the competition. #TeamScotland#OneNationOneBoxingScotland
Congratulation to Kyle Malcolmson
Massive well done to Fallin boy Kyle Malcolmson representing Scotland in the under 18s at the bowls international.Brought home silverware coming in 2nd place!
We are all so proud of you
Congratulation to Kyle Paton
Let’s give a massive round of applause to Kyle Paton, who has just completed an incredible challenge — running or walking 5K every single day for 75 days straight! 
Kyle has raised over £800 for Brothers in Arms, a men’s mental health charity doing vital work. Today marked Day 75, and what an achievement it is!
This September, me, Ally, Murray, and Robbie will be swapping the running shoes for kilts as we take on the Edinburgh Kiltwalk — a 20-mile walk through the city — all in support of Brothers in Arms, a men’s mental health charity.
Earlier this year, I took on the challenge of doing 5Ks for 75 days and raised over £1,200 for the same cause. Along the way, Ally, Murray, and Robbie joined me for some of those runs — and now, we’re teaming up again to keep the momentum going.
Brothers in Arms provides free mental health support for men across Scotland, helping break the stigma and reach those who need it most.
If you’re able to support us, no matter the amount, we’d be incredibly grateful. Every step we take is for someone who might be struggling in silence.
Congratulation to Robert Wood
It was a landslide, thoroughly deserved win for Robert Wood, who we all know works tirelessly, in all weathers, to keep our village streets clean and tidy
Delighted he joined us at the Church Hall today to collect his cash prize and Community Hero trophy
Congratulation to Fallin Community Voice
Thanks so much to all who nominated Fallin Community Voice too! We were honoured to be shortlisted as finalists in the Best Community Group category and had an absolute blast hearing so many heartwarming stories of kindhearted people doing fantastic things across the central belt.
Really brought home what a generally good bunch the Scots really are
Congratulation to Michelle Robertson
What a fantastic night I am still in Glasgow till later but just wanted to publicly congratulate everyone who has in some way helped in some way however small towards amazing award – to put it in Context and the scale of this award it is massive for all of Fallin – it shows the rest of the world how good Fallin actually is – well done Michelle you were brilliant last night – just before the award was announced I knew it and I said to you deep breaths time for your speech and you got the biggest round of applause because what you said came from the heart – Karen Alison and Naomi in tears as well as me – what you said and how you said it just showed what a great human being you are. We know all the fantastic work you are doing which made you winning the award that much sweeter. Neil Taylor
Congratulation to Jessica Allan
As I head home to Scotland after representing Great Britain at Teen Universe, I do so with my head held high and my heart full of gratitude. Although I didn’t get the result i dreamed of, the experience has been nothing short of incredible—meeting inspiring young women from all over the world, embracing new cultures, and proudly wearing the GB sash on an international stage. This journey has taught me so much about resilience, self-belief, and the importance of staying true to yourself. I may be coming home without a crown, but I’m bringing back memories, growth, and a fire in my soul to keep striving and shining.
As I bring my pageant journey to a pause, I want to take a moment to thank each and every one of you for your continuous love and support over the years. From the very beginning, through every high and low, your encouragement has meant more to me than words can express. Whether you’ve cheered me on from the sidelines, sent kind messages, or believed in me when I needed it most—you’ve all played a part in this incredible chapter of my life. I’ll forever be grateful for the memories, the growth, and the friendships I’ve gained along the way. This may not be the end of my pageant journey as i know i still have so much more to achieve, but the lessons and love I’ve received will stay with me always.
Thank you to my amazing mum and my family for making this possible and getting me to punta cana no matter the circumstances. Love you Guys
Congratulation to Angie Cumming
Huge congratulations to Fallin’s wonderful Angie Cumming for scooping a thoroughly deserved Carer of the Year award at Friday’s 103.1 Central FM Local Hero Awards. Great to see her efforts and kindness recognised in this way
Congratulation to Wullie Rattray
Congratulations to Wullie Rattray and His Champion Whippets! 
Many of you will recognise Wullie from around the village, often seen walking his four whippets. While his two girls are now enjoying a well-earned retirement from racing, his two boys are still going strong — and achieving incredible things!
This past Saturday, Wullie’s dogs competed in the British Championships at the Scottish Thistle Pedigree Whippet Racing Club. His youngest, Cooper, ran a brilliant race and finished 2nd in his final — a fantastic achievement!
But the star of the show was Broxi, who stormed through his heat, semi-final, and final to be crowned British Champion for the THIRD time! 
Here’s a great photo of Wullie, his grandson Kyle, and the main man himself — Broxi. A huge well done to Wullie and his incredible dogs — what a proud moment for our local community!
Congratulation to Christine’s Cottage Kitchen
