The Latest Breaking News from Stirling

Michael Clements was on his way back to Stirling from Birmingham New Street when his travel plans fell apart due to cancellations from the adverse weather conditions.

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

The five-day action this week will be followed by further strike action on pay and conditions in the coming weeks.

More than 60 jobs are being created with the opening of Stirling’s new B&M store on Saturday, February 19. The new store and garden centre in Springkerse Retail Park is on the site of the former Homebase store. The premises have undergone a com

A Stirling girl with a serious heart condition has inspired a charity fundraiser in Fallin later this month. The event on February 26 is being organised by the parents of four-year-old Ava Alexander from Stirling who has been diagnosed with a congen

Melrose in the Borders, the East Neuk of Fife, North Stirlingshire and East of Loch Lomond, have all been named.

Stirling is bracing for winds of up to 80mph as an amber weather warning has been issued for the area. Storm Dudley is expected to cause disruption on Wednesday as strong winds are set to batter much of the country. The Met Office has issued an amb

Strathblane looks set to remember a much-missed local councillor in the naming of a new address in the village. This month marks one year since the sudden death of Councillor Graham Lambie. But now his name has been put forward by Strathblane Co

A new 50-space parking area has been approved for a beauty spot near Fintry in a bid to ease traffic woes on nearby routes. Forestry and Land Scotland submitted an application to Stirling Council planners to create a designated parking facility with