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Stirling Castle and esplanade set for closure as city hosts cycling world championship

Historic Scotland have apologised for the "inconvenience" as 'part of the biggest cycling event in history' comes to the city.

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Tributes paid after shock death of Stirling community champion aged just 34

Brenda alongside her parents was a key figure in supporting people in Cultenhove and across the city.

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Stirling councillors approve rise in taxi fares across district

A tariff three journey (five or more passengers) will see a 60 per cent increase.

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New anti-vaping drive launched in Stirling schools to urge youngsters to kick habit

The new approach had led one pupil in Stirling to stop for almost two months.

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Seven Stirling district playparks share in £150k investment

Cash has come from the Scottish Government, Stirling Council, community fundraising and developers.

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Stirling provost apologises for remarks made in midst of Florida visit row

Douglas Dodds made his apology at a public meeting last week after the trip had faced criticism from opposition councillors.

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Access concerns raised after £5m Stirling station revamp

Stirling MP Alyn Smith has written to ScotRail raising issues and enquires about 'mitigation measures'.

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Suspended Labour councillor will get paid during his five-month-long council ban

Suspended Stirling councillor Danny Gibson looks set to continue being paid his salary while not working as an elected member. Cllr Gibson was last week given a five-month-long suspension after he was deemed to have breached the Councillors’ Code of

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Potential voting rights change comes under fire from former provost

Efforts to remove voting rights on council committees from unelected members, including those representing churches, are being criticised by a former Stirling provost. Colin O’Brien, himself a high school headteacher for many years, is a Church of S

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Housing developer stages protest over decision delay at council HQ with giant model snail

The boss of a major housing developer staged a protest outside council headquarters yesterday (Thursday) - with a giant model snail - to vent his frustration over the progress on a 3000-home supervillage for Stirling. Sandy Adam, chairman of Springf

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Stirling's iconic 'Steeple' building to undergo survey as part of long-term maintenance plan

The building is a recognisable structure at the top of King Street in the city centre.

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Springfield Properties’ chair calls for Stirling Council action on Durieshill delays

Developer protests over 287-week delay since planning was submitted for the development

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Charity set up in honour of tragic Stirling teen chosen to benefit from Provost's funding

A charity set up by the family of a teenager who died from a rare form of cancer has been chosen as the Provost’s Charity of the Year for 2023. The Eilidh Brown Memorial Fund was chosen by Stirling Provost Douglas Dodds, a decision which has now bee

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Stirling councillors to consider using £720k fund to help upgrade properties for Ukrainians

The funding will be used to help upgrade 'void' properties across the region.

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Lewis Capaldi cancels Stirling gig as he takes break for mental and physical health

The pair of gigs were due to coincide with his second album at the Albert Halls in August.

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Scots councillor apologises after 'bullying official and disrespecting staff'

Stirling North Labour councillor Danny Gibson was suspended after he was found to have launched a personal attack on a senior officer and belittled staff in front of others.

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Stirling veterans left feeling 'disrespected' over city's Armed Forces Day snub

Local veterans say they feel left out and disrespected by not being invited to take part in Stirling’s Armed Forces Day parade. Hundreds of military personnel, past and present, took part in the Armed Forces Day parade through Stirling on Saturday.

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'What a woman': Thousands pay tribute to Winnie Ewing at Stirling Yes rally

TRIBUTES were paid to Winnie Ewing by some of the people who knew her well, and others who have been inspired by her life’s work, at the Yes rally…

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'Silent Clansman' Yes icon doing well after collapsing at Stirling AUOB march

THE famed “silent clansman” is doing well after collapsing at the Yes rally in Stirling, The National can report ...

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Police in warning to Unionist counter protesters at Yes rally

FIVE Unionist counter protesters at the independence rally in Stirling were warned not to cause trouble by police ...

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IN PICTURES: Thousands march in Stirling for Yes rally on Bannockburn anniversary

"NOTHING puts a smile on your face quite like a march."

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Stirling Labour councillor suspended after hearing finds 'unacceptable' bullying

A LABOUR councillor has been suspended by Stirling Council for five months after he was found to have behaved disrespectfully and bullied a senior…

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Stirling provost hits out at controversy over proposed Florida visit

Stirling’s provost has hit out at controversy generated over an invite to visit Florida which could have cost Stirling Council up to £3000. In Wednesday’s Observer, fellow Tory councillors said Douglas Dodds had already made his mind up not to make

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Stirling councillor suspended for five months after hearing finds he pressured staff and bullied a senior official

The Standards Commission for Scotland found Labour councillor Danny Gibson breached the Councillors’ Code of Conduct for behaving disrespectfully towards council officers and for having bullied a senior council officer.

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Gargunnock villagers raise access fears during cycling championships

The event is set to take place in Stirling over the course of three days in August.

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