The Latest Breaking News from Stirling

A campaign has been launched in Stirling which urges residents to cancel direct debits to their energy suppliers by October 1 in the fight against soaring bills.

Money will be spent on a demonstrator facility near Stirling, as well as around 10 new staff

Elder said: “Our congregation is in very good heart and we have a regular attendance at the church, which is both in a fantastic state of repair both physical and spiritually."

Raploch man caused disturbance in Barnton Street store and street outside after being asked to leave premises.

Jennifer Currie and Rachel Jenkins had been due to tie the knot at Broomhall Castle, Menstrie, until it went into liquidation last week. Now, their big day has been saved after a number of Stirling venues stepped in to offer support.

The pass rate in Stirling is an increase on the same figure in 2019 - the last time pupils sat in-person SQA exams,

Scotland on Tour/Golden Hum concerts at the Tolbooth this month.

Stirling's MP Alyn Smith says he has been inundated by messages from worried constituents who have been hit by delays on the arrival of new passports, with some claiming they missed out on trips as a result of the hold up.

Stirling councillor Alasdair Macpherson has called for public buildings across the city to be used as 'warm banks' as residents struggle to pay energy bills this winter. He has launched the 'Don't Pay Stirling' campaign urging folk to stop paying direct debits in a bid to put pressure on energy…