The Latest Breaking News from Stirling

Swimming pools at The PEAK, Stirling, and McLaren Leisure Centre, Callander, have been affected by problems in the supply chain of vital chemicals used to treat the water as a result of the war in Ukraine.

HM Queen Elizabeth II was known to have a strong affinity for Scotland and made many visits to Stirling during her 70-year-long reign.

The new contract is set to come into place from later this month.

Prime Minister Liz Truss has this week made moves to limit the rise of Britain’s spiralling energy costs as she unveiled a raft of new measures to combat the cost of living crisis yesterday (Thursday). Ms Truss announced a two-year plan to cap the c

Stirling grandmother, Wanda Sharp, 76, died following a short battle with MND and her shattered family are now hoping to raise awareness of the condition and funds towards reasearch into it.

The countryside magazine television show returns to our screens for its autumn and winter edition - and the exciting production will visit Stirling on its travels.

Community volunteers accused of being “disrespectful” by setting up a project at St Ninians graveyard have told councillors that years of extensive dog fouling on the site was far worse. Stirling Council’s planning and regulation panel has now appr

Tickets are now on sale for a major fundraiser for the charity founded in memory of Stirling teenager Eilidh Brown Parents Gordon and Nicole Brown will be hosting the Diamond Ball at Airth Castle Hotel on October 22 to raise funds for the Eilidh Bro

A crook behind a series of thefts of work vans, tools and machinery in Perthshire and west Stirlingshire has been jailed. Stephen Dunn, 42, was caught after police found a bloodstained door handle on a lockup garage in Braco, north of Dunblane. Sti