Councillors are being asked to agree the sale of the former town hall site for housing
The site of the former Falkirk Town Hall and council headquarters will be sold for more than £6 million to housebuilders, if councillors agree.
Read more: Falkirk Council 'takes on board' criticism as it invites residents to have a say on future budgets It was previously agreed by councillors that £200,000 from the sale will go to Falkirk's Common Good Fund, as the land was originally bought by the old burgh of Falkirk. Council officers say that the sale of the land for housing will bring in more council tax revenue and footfall to support town centre business.
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