Bobby Brown was a former PE teacher at Denny High School, who was born in Dunipace. He was a Scottish International football player and manager and played for Falkirk, Rangers and Queenspark Rangers.  He did a huge amount of charity work for Erskine Hospital for Veterans.  

A local place name meaning a sloping piece of farm land.

The Estate of Forganhall in Bainsford was owned by the Glen family from the late 18th Century.  One of them, William, was responsible for the 1697 Town Steeple being cast to the ground in 1804.

Possibly from John De Graham who died fighting with Wallace in 1298.  He had a castle, now in ruins, not far from Fankerton.  Graham is also a well known and respected family name in the area especially within farming circles.  

In honour of one of the co-owners of Comleybank Foundry.

Rosie Corvi  (nee Ferrari)  married Bertie Corvi and the couple opened their first chip shop in Bo’ness in the 1930s.  The business is still going strong.