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Scots villagers welcome re-opening of bridge after being cut-off for almost two years

Residents and businesses in Croftamie, Stirlingshire, this week welcomed the re-opening of the Catterburn Brudge after it was shut for 21 months due to a collapse.

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Stirling Citizens' Advice branch praises role of volunteers as demand for service surges

The praise has come as the organisation marks Volunteer Week.

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Stirling taxi licences cap lifted as councillors agree measure in effort to meet customer demand

The panel also agreed to allow all taxis to operate across the Stirling Council area.

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Stirling University swimming quartet prepare for World Champs test with Tollcross performance

There are four locally-based swimmers named in the GB squad for the event in Japan in July.

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Historic William Wallace sword goes back on display after vandal attack

The fabled Wallace Sword, one of Scotland’s greatest treasures, is back where it belongs in Stirling. The 13th century blade, believed to have been used by William Wallace at the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297, was returned to the National Wallac

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New Stirling life sciences facility to bring 30 new jobs to city

Merck say “30-plus” jobs are expected to add to an existing workforce of 99.

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Merck makes €35 million investment in Scottish sites

The expansion plan should create nearly 500 new jobs in Glasgow and Stirling

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Inside HMP & YOI Stirling at start of new era in Scottish prison system

There will be 'a safe and secure' environment for 100 women in custody.

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Mum of tragic Stirling teen outlines heartbreak of family as 'absolute joke' sentence slammed

Ellie and two other girls were supplied with the drugs at an address in Stirling in July 2020.

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Man (48) dies following horror road smash on Scots road

Robert Paton (48), from Bellshill, Lanarkshire, died in hospital after he was involved in a crash on the A891, near Strathblane, Stirlingshire.

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Stirling sees average of 140 casualties on local roads - as fatalities rise across Scotland

The figures have been released for the last five years up to 2022 by Transport Scotland.

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Wolfcraig's Stirling distillery plan rejected

Local council turns down revised planning application for Craigforth campus

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Seal of approval given for £23million spend on new Callander Primary School

Stirling Council has approved funding of more than £23 million to deliver a new state-of-the-art primary school in Callander. The development site for the proposed new school will sit adjacent to Callander Nursery, McLaren High School and McLaren Le

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Historic Scottish sword returns to National Wallace Monument

ONE of Scotland’s greatest treasures is back where it belongs in Stirling.

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Contaminated land discussions confirmed as reason for hold-up to Stirling Forthside project

The site may now not be handed over to the council until next year.

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Stirling residents given chance to have first glimpse of new prison

Locals are being given the chance to get a first glimpse inside Stirling’s new prison. HMP & YOI Cornton Vale has been a part of the local community for years. And now, as the Scottish Prison Service transitions to the opening of the new HMP &a

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Scottish Greens co-leaders asked to attend AUOB independence rally in Stirling

ALL Under One Banner has written to the co-leaders of the Scottish Greens to ask if they will attend the independence rally in Stirling on June 24.

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Humza Yousaf responds to invite to upcoming independence rally in Stirling

All Under One Banner (AUOB), the group which organises major Yes rallies across Scotland, invited the First Minister to attend and speak at an event…

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Stirling thug left partner unconscious in repeated attacks over six year period

They took place at a variety of addresses in the Stirling area between June 2014 and August 2021.

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City centre bank to close this summer leaving customers with trip to Glasgow for nearest branch

A Stirling city centre bank branch will close its doors this summer – meaning the next nearest branch for customers will be in Glasgow city centre. The Barclays’ branch in Murray Place is earmarked for closure on Friday, August 11, with banking boss

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UCI 2023 Cycling World Championships - Stirling to play key host role as world's top riders contend for title

Stirling will play a key role at the UCI Cycling World Championships this summer as the stages individual time trials and the road races pass through the region.

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Prime Minister asked to investigate delays to Stirling's Forthside project

Stirling MP Alyn Smith raises matter during Prime Minister's question time in the Commons.

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Stirling police officers found machete and knife in boot of man's car in city street

Cops found a machete with a two foot blade in the boot of a car after it had been stopped on a Stirling road. A knife with a three-inch blade was also found in the boot of the Ford. It had been stopped on Kerse Road on the afternoon of…

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More than 1,000 potential residents register interest in future Stirling supervillage

More than 1000 people have expressed an interest in the so-called Stirling Supervillage. Springfield Properties has confirmed that over 1000 people have joined a mailing list for its Durieshill Village development, between Plean and Pirnhall/Bannock

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Scots music festival organiser under fire over call for volunteers to pay £145 deposit to work for nothing

Organisers of the Doune the Rabbit Hole music festival, near Stirling, have come under fire for asking volunteers to help marshal the event whilst paying upto a £145 deposit to work for free.

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