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 · Jul 14, 2022
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 · Jul 12, 2022
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. Daily Record · Jun 30, 2022
Bannockburn resident left angered after rubbish burned in local park The images were taken in Ladywell Park last week. Daily Record · Jun 29, 2022
Cost of primary school on new Bannockburn development estimated at almost £14million Developer contributions have been assessed to be more than £6m. Daily Record · Jun 29, 2022
Councillors vote for review of Stirling's controversial monthly bin collections Tax payers are to have their say on Stirling Council's monthly bin collections after councillors voted to carry out a review of the much maligned waste collection service. Daily Record · Jun 28, 2022
Probe launched as Scots school pupils escape horror fire after bus blaze Pupils from McLaren High, Callander, Perthshire, quickly made their way off the bus after it burst into flames on the A81, near Port of Menteith, as they made their way home to Aberfoyle. Daily Record · Jun 23, 2022
Foster carer "undervalued" as councillor leads charge for Stirling to take the lead on pay allowance The rates of daily allowances allowed to be accessed by foster carers is determined by local authorities across Scotland. Daily Record · Jun 21, 2022
Plans lodged to build almost 40 new houses in rural Stirlingshire village Flooding concerns raised over Fintry housing development Daily Record · Jun 17, 2022
Traders slam delay over bridge repair amid fears of missing out on vital summer tourism Business owners on east Loch Lomond have been left angry that they will likely miss out on the usually busy summer tourism season as a result of the closure of the Catter Burn Bridge, Croftamie. Daily Record · Jun 16, 2022
Scots factory workforce to double in revamp as staff relocate to neighbouring site A Plean factory’s workforce will almost double after the closure of its sister site in Stirling. Plean Precast Ltd is shutting down its base in Springkerse and moving the staff to Plean. Conditional approval has been granted by Stirling Council pla Daily Record · Jun 16, 2022
Scots villagers feel ‘let down’ over plans for major new retail and housing development Community councillors have told a Scottish Government planning appeals reporter that locals feel “let down” over plans to build a major new retail and housing development in Thornhill. Inverdunning (Thornhill) Ltd, in conjunction with JCC, the owner Daily Record · Jun 9, 2022
Platinum Jubilee celebrations taking place across Stirling area to mark HM The Queen's 70 years of service Public and private events commemorate seven decades on the throne Daily Record · Jun 2, 2022
Residents’ relief after U-turn on rural village's social care provision Vulnerable residents in parts of rural Stirling were left sweating over vital social care provisions this week after being informed that they were to be removed. Villagers in Killin were told they were to be left without social care provision after Daily Record · Jun 2, 2022
Daily Record · Jun 1, 2022 Bannockburn gran raises concerns over conditions at children's playpark Temporary fencing to prevent use of broken equipment had been removed.
Daily Record · May 20, 2022 Villagers warn of public health hazard as fears rise over human poo mess Community councillors in Drymen have raised concerns that cuts to public toilets in the area have lead to an increase in visitors resorting to ‘wild toileting’ - sparking public health fears.
Daily Record · May 19, 2022 Labour group take control of Stirling Council after sealing Tory deal Labour have seized control of Stirling Council afdter it was confirmed that they had formed a minority administration, with the backing of Tory group councillors.
Daily Record · May 19, 2022 Labour councillor elected as new Stirling Council leader as new administration takes shape Stirling Labour leader Chris Kane is the new leader of Stirling Council, while Conservative councillor Douglas Dodds will take on the role of provost.
Daily Record · May 18, 2022 Forth Valley College seeking voluntary redundancies and pulling out of community campus in money-saving plan Forth Valley College has revealed it is seeking voluntary redundancies and is also pulling out of Raploch Community Campus as part of a raft of money-saving plans.
The National (Scotland) · May 17, 2022 'Grubby' Labour-Tory deal set to lock SNP out of power on Scottish council SCOTTISH Labour looks set to take control of Stirling Council after striking a deal with the Conservatives – despite being the third largest…
Daily Record · May 12, 2022 Wheelchair user stranded in dark outside train station for six hours whilst waiting for taxi Wheelchair user David Tares, from Sauchie, detailed his "traumatic experience" after being forced to sit through the night for six hours outside Stirling railway station as he waited for an accessible taxi after train delays left him stranded.
The National (Scotland) · May 11, 2022 This is who could control Scotland's councils after local elections THE dust may have settled after Scotland’s council elections, but for the most part there is still a lot of work to be done before new…
Daily Record · May 11, 2022 Plans approved for new dairy building and slurry tanks near Scots village Stirling Council planners have conditionally approved an application by Graham’s the Family Dairy (Property) Ltd and D&L Graham for a new dairy building and slurry tanks near Kippen despite objections being raised.
Daily Record · May 11, 2022 Stirling couple receive apology after new kitchen installation headache Stirling tenants William and Annie Mooney were told their new kitchen would be installed in just six days but they were left with a number of problems at their St Ninians home.
Daily Record · May 6, 2022 Here's how Stirling Council could shape up after Scottish local elections After we found out who Stirling's next batch of 23 councillors will be, Stirling Observer reporter Kaiya Marjoribanks details how the next administration may potentially be formed.