A gentleman called Harry Dhillon, who moved to Falkirk from India ran a successful business and supported many local charities.

For its proximity to the Forth and Clyde Canal.

This may be a name transferred from Glenhead which is around two miles to the South West. 

A local place name first recorded in 1711.  It lay close to the Pow Burn. 

Thomas Cuthell - founded the family run undertaker business in 1905.  It is certainly  one of the oldest surviving businesses in Bo'ness, reaching the 4th generation of the family. The business has expanded to other areas of Falkirk District like Grangemouth, Falkirk and Denny.

Before the construction of Denny High School there was a golf course on the site.