The Latest Breaking News from Stirling Council

Fewer than 11 per cent of claims to Stirling Council for compensation for damage caused to vehicles by potholes have been successful in the last three years, according to latest statistics. Since 2020, the council has received 157 claims for expense

Residents and businesses in small communities in rural Stirling have once again been left stranded due to snow and ice along the only route in or out. Locals and businesses in Inversnaid and Stronachlachar say they have been regularly cut off over

NICOLA Sturgeon has paid tribute to a veteran SNP councillor who passed away over the weekend.

The project at Queen Victoria School is part of a wider Defence Infrastructure Organisation proposal to meet environmental targets.

A west Stirlingshire bridge has finally re-opened to traffic almost two years after it was initially shut. Branshogle Bridge, on the B818 near Balfron, re-opened to the first motors on Monday afternoon. It closed in March 2021 after partially colla

Residents in Plean say they are being plagued by rats - SIX MONTHS after a nest was disturbed by workers clearing a massive fly-tipping dump. Residents in Gallamuir Drive say that they have seen a sharp rise in sightings of the rodents ever since th

The search to find replacement for Carol Beattie has begun.

St Andrew’s First Aid in pilot program to train primary school teachers to deliver first aid lessons to their pupils.

“Creative activities play a vital role in producing better outcomes for individuals, their families and our local communities.”