The Latest Breaking News from Stirling Council

Planners had refused application earlier this year over its scale, as well as a cafe and event space which was said to “detract from the offerings within Stirling city centre”.

Councillors are hoping to resurrect Armed Forces Day next year - although it could be “more flag raising than Red Arrows” due to tight budgets. A motion put forward by Conservative councillor Bryan Flannagan was unanimously backed at a meeting of St

Stirling Council will give out shovels, grit and high-vis clothes to people who volunteer to clear footpaths this winter. They hope the pilot project will enable groups of residents to support their community during wintry weather conditions. The C

West Stirlingshire business owner Charles Cottam said he took the decision to close his coffee shop at Balmaha due to a drop-off in footfall as a result of a host of rural bridge closures.

“The fees and allowances are now acutely vulnerable to the impact of inflation."

The bank holiday will take place on Monday to coincide with the state funeral.

THE upcoming Open Streets Festival in Stirling has been cancelled following the death of the Queen.

Stirling is beginning to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II as the country continues to respond to the news of her death. Flags at the main Stirling Council Viewforth headquarters and other local authority buildings across the region are flying at ha

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