The Latest Breaking News from Stirling Council

The 52 Ukrainian orphans who were living in Callander after fleeing the Russian invasion finally moved to their permanent new accommodation in Edinburgh.

The four council officers were named on the list, which reveals top earners at councils for 2020-21.

Figures come from annual report examining performance and costs for services across Scottish local authorities.

Independent Bannockburn ward representative Alasdair Macpherson is calling for "urgency and action"

The local election poll takes place on May 5.

Luddon Construction will carry out £5million revamp

Campaigning is already underway as 56 candidates contest May's Stirling Council elections.

The completion of works to repair a collapsed bridge near Balfron has been delayed by more than two months. Branshogle Bridge, on the B818, partially collapsed back in March last year but consultants for Stirling Council were left fearing that “a

Fifty Ukrainian orphans fleeing the Russian invasion have arrived in Callander. Youngsters, aged between four and 17, as well as nine “house mothers” arrived in Scotland on Wednesday night. The children were brought from Poland to Scotland and giv