The Latest Breaking News from Stirling Council

A rural route that has been closed for almost a year will re-open to traffic next March, it is hoped. The Catterburn Bridge has been out of bounds since last September after a section of wall and pavement partially collapsed. The A809 road through

Almost 100 objections have been lodged to a major dairy firm’s plans to create a biogas plant near Kippen which could be decided next week. Graham’s the Family Dairy (Property) Ltd has submitted an application to Stirling Council seeking permissio

A Stirling councillor has sought expert advice from Police Scotland on an accident blackspot near Dunblane that has seen vehicles plough through one resident's garden fence an astounding eight times in 16 years.

Mining heritage could be commemorated in the first new homes built in Stirling’s ‘supervillage’. Stirling Council officials say a number of street names have been proposed for the first phase of the Durieshill development. These include: Barlow Str

A derelict listed building on a prime spot in Bridge of Allan could be turned into flats after controversial plans for a care home were axed. Mansion Holdings Properties (1) Ltd has submitted a listed building consent application to Stirling Counci

Show which caused freedom of speech row is to go ahead at Albert Halls in October.

Workers for Stirling Council will walk out in strike action after rejecting a 3.5-per cent pay offer. The first wave of strike action will see waste and recycling services impacted.

Dismissing the application. he concluded: ‘Balancing these factors together and in the round, I conclude that use of the site as a caravan park had, by the date of the application, been abandoned’.

A brazen fly-tipper dumped at least a dozen mattresses by the roadside on a route between Dunblane and Bridge of Allan, sparking a council investigation. Residents reported seeing the mattresses – suspected to come from a care facility – on either

The pass rate in Stirling is an increase on the same figure in 2019 - the last time pupils sat in-person SQA exams,

Stirling councillor Alasdair Macpherson has called for public buildings across the city to be used as 'warm banks' as residents struggle to pay energy bills this winter. He has launched the 'Don't Pay Stirling' campaign urging folk to stop paying direct debits in a bid to put pressure on energy…