The Corbie Inn, Bo’ness, has installed its own wood-fired pizza oven. Pizzas are now available for sit-in customers and for takeaway/deliveries. See our food page for menus.

A runner who ran the John Muir Way non-stop has found time to praise the Bo’ness section. Kristian Delacour told The Sunday Post: “There were some really nice parts to this route, especially the section at Bo’ness.” See the story here.

If you are walking or cycling the John Muir Way pop into the Corbie Inn. We’re just a few hundred yards from the main route.

Award-winning Kinneil Band had reasons to celebrate when members picked up a cheque from the Bo’ness Real Ale Appreciation Society at the Corbie Inn. See a picture and read more on the Linlithgow Gazette website.

A new push to attract tourists to Bo’ness has got underway. Bo’net – which represents dozens of groups in the town – updated and republished its free map and guide to attractions in the area. Copies will be available from local libraries and other outlets in the district. More information here.

The Corbie Inn in Bo’ness is one of the top venues in Falkirk district for food, reports The Falkirk Herald.

A move to attract more people to walk and cycle along the John Muir Way has been launched. Read the story here.

The 134-mile route passes along the Bo’ness foreshore, just yards from the Corbie Inn, Bo’ness.

The Corbie Inn, Bo’ness, has been praised for its “excellent” wheelchair access. In a review on the website Euan’s Guide, a contributor said there was “plenty of space”. He also praised the “excellent food” and “attentive” service. He concluded: “I would certainly recommend it to wheelchair users and I will be returning again.” Read the review here.