The Latest Breaking News from Stirling Council

New planning bid launched for controversial Stirling takeaways

Another application submitted as well as appeal against enforcement action.

Daily Record · Mar 23, 2022

Stirling's culture still flourishing despite missing out on City of Culture 2025 crown

Backing received from across Stirling and Scotland for Stirling's bid described as overwhelming.

Daily Record · Mar 23, 2022

Ukrainian orphans rescued by Hibs charity hope to arrive in Scotland in coming days

A paperwork issue has stalled the kids' journey to Scotland, which will be their home temporarily until it is possible to return to Dnipro in Ukraine, where they lived.

Daily Record · Mar 22, 2022

Stirling councillor resigns from Tories to become Independent

Alastair Majury, reinstated following suspension not long after being elected in 2017, was not reselected as Conservative candidate.

Daily Record · Mar 17, 2022

Some Stirling Council homes fail to meet new interlinked fire alarm rules deadline

But officials say housing stock is well on its way to full compliance

Daily Record · Mar 2, 2022

Snow forces number of Stirling area schools and nurseries to close

A number of Stirling area schools will be closed today due to heavy snowfall overnight. The area woke to significant snow as a Met Office yellow weather warning remains in place until 8pm today (Thursday). Stirling Council has announced a number of

Daily Record · Feb 24, 2022

Stirling Council tenants will still have some of the lowest rents in Scotland despite increase

Cross party support for "sensible" 1.1 per cent rise, with survey showing most tenants feel they get value for money

Daily Record · Feb 23, 2022

Councillors told Stirling’s retail ‘heyday’ is over as new plans could boost footfall

Stirling’s retail ‘heyday’ is over - never to return - councillors have been told. But Stirling Council officers say they still feel positive the city centre has a vibrant future, albeit in different ways. The authority’s senior economic developer

Daily Record · Feb 22, 2022

Riverside streets set for rush-hour closure in effort to tackle school parking issues

The issue of difficulties with parking in the vicinity of the school have been rumbling locally for years.

Daily Record · Feb 16, 2022

Councillors had ‘no choice’ in approving £1.3million bus contract

Councillors had “no choice” but to approve a bus contract valued at more than £1.3million despite the vehicles being less green than they would have liked. Stirling Council’s environment and housing committee had to decide on the Park and Ride contr

Daily Record · Feb 16, 2022