Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

The Latest Breaking News from Stirling Council

Village mining history set to be commemorated as part of ‘supervillage’ plans

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

Daily Record

Plans lodged to turn historic Bridge of Allan Victorian villa into new flats

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

Daily Record

Controversial comedian Jerry Sadowitz set to bring show to Stirling this autumn

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

Daily Record

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Council workers vote to go on strike in dispute over 3.5-per cent pay offer

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.

Daily Record

Cornton caravan site appeal is rejected by Scot Gov Reporter

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’.

Daily Record

Investigation fails to find fly-tipping culprits after mattresses were dumped by roadside

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

Daily Record

Exams delight as Stirling students make grade after first in-person tests since pandemic

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

Daily Record

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Councillor calls for 'warm banks' to help tackle spiralling energy cost crisis this winter

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…

Daily Record

Stirling's active travel transformation moves into next stage

The project will see better travel routes and connections built across the city.

Daily Record

Plans lodged to build new housing development on one of Stirling's last open views of iconic castle

Open land looking out from Stirling Castle has been earmarked by housing developers. Miller Homes said this week that the 68 hectare site - one of the last remaining open views around the castle - presents an “exciting opportunity”. However, they a

Daily Record

Residents and traders to be given clarity over completion date for bridge repair work

Residents in Balfron will be given further clarity next month on when repair work to a crumbling bridge near the village is due to be completed. The Branshogle Bridge, on the B818, has been shut since it partially collapsed back in March last year

Daily Record

Ukrainian refugees fleeing Russian invasion given sanctuary in Scots village

Sixty Ukrainians fleeing the ongoing Russian invasion have been given sanctuary in Killin after arriving in Scotland last week. The group – including families and children – have been put up at a hotel in the village as they are welcomed into the co

Daily Record

Woman's garden overgrown after 'council refuses to mow lawn for 2 years'

Angel Robertson, from Bridge of Allan, Scotland, has accused Stirling Council of threatening her over her tenancy due to the condition of her garden

Daily Mirror

Heartbroken family pay emotional tribute to "clever, funny, and beautiful" girl (14) following river tragedy

The heartbroken family of a teenage girl who died after getting into difficulty in the River Teith, near Bridge of Allan, have paid tribute to “a clever, funny, and beautiful young girl”. Nieve McIsaac, 14, died days after being air lifted to hospit

Daily Record

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Daily Record

Disabled Bridge of Allan woman left unable to use garden amid lack of council support

She says the council have failed to cut the garden for the last two years - despite her being unable to do so herself.

Daily Record

Repair works to begin next month on collapsed bridge ten months after it closed

Work to repair a crumbling bridge near Croftamie is to finally begin next month, ten months after the route was shut. Traders and villagers have been left frustrated by the amount of time the Catterburn Bridge, on the A809, has been out of bounds, w

Daily Record

Balmaha drivers warned over parking charges after £100 fine sparks panic

Clare Henderson's daughter visited the car park for an hour late at night to witness the sunset over Loch Lomond.

Daily Record

Developer appeals over Blairforkie greenbelt housing development application

Campaign group opposing proposal 'disappointed' stating that it contravenes key Stirling Council policies.

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Daily Record

Tributes paid to former Stirling Provost John Paterson after death at age 77

“He will be missed by all who knew him and remembered fondly as a Son of the Rock and Labour Party member.”

Daily Record

Stirling young musicians make Big impression on Culture Minister

Raploch youngsters learn skills for life through music

Daily Record

Stirling station's £5m revamp set to kick off next week

The station improvements will implement a number of changes on the site.

Daily Record

Doune the Rabbit Hole organisers set to meet councillors after being granted last-gasp licence

The festival received the crucial documents as revellers began to arrive on site.

Daily Record

Braehead community garden to see 16ft fence put up - despite not asking for it

The fencing will be used to separate Braehead football pitches and the community gardens.

Daily Record

Doune the Rabbit Hole faces anxious wait as council officials decide on licence

The event is due to kick off at the Cardross Estate this week.

Daily Record

Port of Menteith school bus fire cause still under investigation more than a week on from blaze

McLaren High pupils on the bus were quickly evacuated after the smoke began to billow out of the bus.

1 … 7 8 9 10

People

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

Strathclyde University

Springfield Properties

13 stories

Big Noise

10 stories

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.