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Stirling nightclub leads calls to bin Covid vaccine passport scheme

A city nightclub is leading calls to bin the requirement for revellers to show a ‘vaccine passport’ upon entry. Fubar, located in Maxwell Place, has called on the city’s MSP to challenge the government over the controversial use of vaccine passports

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Raith Rovers face angry backlash over signing of Stirling footballer David Goodwillie

Raith Rovers have been slammed for signing Stirling-born footballer David Goodwillie. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, author Val McDermid and Rape Crisis Scotland have all commented after the striker agreed to move to the Fife club from Clyde FC thi

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‘Traders have been mightily let down by the panel’s decision’ - Retail expert quits city centre group over approval for new £20million Stirling retail park

A top retail expert has quit a council body seeking to boost city centre fortunes after councillors approved a new out-of-town retail park, including an Asda superstore. Professor Leigh Sparks resigned from Stirling Council’s City Centre Working G

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Cyclist in the saddle to raise £5,000 for new Riding for the Disabled facility in Stirling

Equi-Power facility at Kildean aiming to raise £140k from crowdfunding for £2m centre

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Victims from Stirling and Dunblane duped in fake police scam that saw crooks net more than £300,000 across Scotland

The public has been warned to be vigilant after residents in Stirling and Dunblane were conned by brazen scammers who swindled cash from people axross Scotland.

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Mixed response to approval of new £20million Stirling retail development with new Asda store

People have been reacting to the news that a new Asda supermarket has been approved for Stirling. As reported by the Observer last week, Stirling Council’s planning panel approved, by four votes to two, an application by Ramoyle Developments Ltd f

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More than 200 traders pledge support for Stirling's City of Culture 2025 bid

Momentum is continuing to build for Stirling’s bid for UK City of Culture 2025 with more than 200 businesses across Scotland already pledging their support. A wide range of Stirling-based and national organisations, along with community groups have

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Police probe ‘mindless act of destruction’ at school after £1000 equipment was torched

Pupils at a Stirling school have been left gutted after vandals broke in and torched equipment there worth £1000. The incident happened at Borestone Primary, St Ninians, in the early hours of Monday. Police described the incident as a “mindless act

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More than 400 cases of anti-social behaviour recorded in nine months as victims urged to share experiences

More than 400 cases of anti-social behaviour were reported to Stirling Council in just over nine months last year. Now victims are being asked to share their experiences of the nuisance and criminal behaviour - described as a “blight on our communit

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3 talking points as Rangers inspired by Alex Lowry thump Stirling Albion in Scottish Cup rout

Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side booked their place in the Scottish Cup fifth round with a routine victory over their League Two opponents.

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Permission granted for controversial ‘giant’ wind turbines on rural hillside

Turbines three times the height of the Wallace Monument - thought to be the first in the area to need aviation warning lights - have been approved by Stirling councillors. Stirling Council’s planning panel unanimously approved five-turbine Shelloch

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Protest march through city centre was not authorised by police or council

Both the police and Stirling Council say that the organisers of a protest staged an "unauthorised" march through the city.

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Stirling set for new Asda store after approval granted for new £20million development

Councillors approved plans for the development of a new £20 million retail development, including a new Asda store, in Stirling.

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Stirling 'hemp cafe' given night-time green light

The cafe in the city's Upper Craigs has been running for around two years.

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Tonga volcano eruption blast is felt 10,000 miles away in Stirling

A violent volcanic eruption in Tonga impacted on the atmospheric pressure almost 10,000 miles away in Stirling. Hunga Tonga is a submarine volcano that has been active in the South Pacific since 2009. The volcano erupted on Saturday, with numerous

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Stirling Albion boss Darren Young backs his side to rise to Rangers Scottish Cup challenge

Stirling Albion boss Darren Young believes his players will up their game in Friday’s eagerly-awaited Scottish Cup fourth-round tie with Rangers at Ibrox. Young is no stranger to the stadium, having played there a number of times while at Aberdeen,

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Asda superstore in frame as Stirling considers new retail development

But council planners recommend refusal over concerns city centre businesses could feel repercussions

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Enforcement action being taken over two Stirling city takeaways

Retrospective planning permission for Borestone Crescent outlets was turned down last month.

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More politicians urge Prime Minister Boris Johnson to quit over garden party

More of the area’s politicians have called for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resign as he faces mounting pressure over a boozy garden party at his Downing Street residence whilst the rest of the nation was in lockdown. Last week we told how Scott

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‘I saw mums pick up and run with scared kids’ – Protesters in 'unauthorised' anti-vaccination march through Scots city

A group of activists entered Stirling's Thistles shopping centre during an "unauthorised procession" through the city as they protested against Covid restrictions and vaccine passports.

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Scottish electric vehicle registrations accelerate 75% in a year

North Lanarkshire, the Shetland Islands and Stirling had the strongest take-up of electric vehicles

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