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Residents facing 7-per cent council tax hike as Stirling Council budget is approved

Stirling Council’s 2023/24 budget has been approved, including a seven per cent increase in the council tax. Among cuts to plug a £17million funding gap are the phasing out of school crossing patrols and closure of buildings including the Cowane Cen

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Frustration grows over state of Cornton playpark as debate over responsibility rages

The issue has been ongoing since the construction of the playpark on the estate since 2011.

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Stirling councillors back council rent rise

The council said the additional funds raised by the rise would help with staffing and inflation costs.

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Fresh plans proposed to build new Stirling Asda store after previous £20million bid was booted out

Renewed plans are afoot to bring an Asda store to Stirling – but smaller than one originally proposed. Ramoyle Developments say around 90 direct new jobs (full time equivalent) could be created during the initial construction phase followed by an ad

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Concerns raised after vandals strike at deserted Stirling office campus

Walkers spot graffiti on walls and broken windows at former M&G (Prudential) offices at Craigforth

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Disabled children face going into care over workforce challenges

The admission was made during a recent meeting of Stirling Council.

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Pair of school buses on McLaren High pulled off road after 'defects' found during inspection

The inspection took place following the fire in June last year near Port of Menteith.

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Campaigners given hope over calls for review of safety on A873

Councillors ask officials to come back with more details before they come to a decision.

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Tory activist caught on CCTV 'removing SNP leaflets' amid crucial by-election

A SCOTTISH Tory activist campaigning ahead of a crucial by-election has been caught on camera removing other parties’ leaflets from a private…

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Proposed plans for multi-million pound land redevelopment could create 80 new jobs

More than 80 jobs could created as part of multi-million pound plans to redevelop vacant land at Springkerse. Bluewater (Stirling2) Ltd has submitted an application to Stirling Council planners for five units and two drive thrus along with access an

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Ukrainian refugees fleeing Russian invasion will still be living in Stirling's hotels

Ukrainians who fled to Stirling following the Russian invasion may still be living in hotels beyond the end of March councillors have been told. Stirling Council’s community wellbeing and housing committee heard recently that the authority’s officia

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Callander woman calls on Stirling Council to resolve year-long mould issues at property

Catherine believes the mould problems are further impacted her health.

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Stirling Council chief executive Carol Beattie to remain in post in decision u-turn

Stirling Council’s chief executive has U-turned on her decision to quit the job - just weeks after it was announced she had tendered her resignation. The council announced in December that Carol Beattie intended to stand down after more than four ye

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Frustration grows over cancellations and disruption on Callander-Stirling service

The C59 bus has been the subject of frustration from morning passengers.

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Call for tougher measures to tackle crime in Dunblane after cafe was targeted in break-in

Stirling’s MP has called for further community safety measures to be introduced in Dunblane after an attempted break-in at one of the town’s cafes. Alyn Smith has called for tougher measures after the Beech Tree Cafe, in Beech Road, was targeted ear

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Row as Scots council's Twitter account likes 'never trust a Tory' post

THE Scottish Conservatives have hit out after a Scots council's official Twitter account “liked” a post with the hashtag “Never Trust a…

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Redevelopment project for former Stirling MoD site gets £19million Levelling Up cash

Council leader: “Regenerating this prime under-utilised site is expected to create 1000 additional jobs and deliver enhanced sustainable transport connections between the city centre, our communities and the wider region",

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Plans for a new Stirling dog shelter move closer as planners approve new building

The current Bandeath building is said to have reached the end of its operational lifespan.

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Residents raise concerns over road drainage after key route through Dunblane was shut due to flooding

The Stirling Road link to the Keir roundabout, closed on Thursday, expected to reopen Wednesday, January 18.

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Rural Stirling bridge repair work delayed with re-opening set for spring

Plans to re-open a west Stirlingshire bridge – shut since it collapsed in September 2021 – have been delayed until spring. Catterburn Bridge, in Croftamie, was closed – from the B834 to the A811 – on September 30, 2021 when a section of wall and pav

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Stirling ranked as one of the top 10 UK polluters of carbon dioxide

Price comparison company stats put city in seventh place.

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Stirling Council pays out more than £4,000 in three years to drivers for cars damaged by potholes

Fewer than 11 per cent of claims to Stirling Council for compensation for damage caused to vehicles by potholes have been successful in the last three years, according to latest statistics. Since 2020, the council has received 157 claims for expense

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Drivers stranded by 'horrific' icy road conditions call for regular gritting and ploughing through winter

Residents and businesses in small communities in rural Stirling have once again been left stranded due to snow and ice along the only route in or out. Locals and businesses in Inversnaid and Stronachlachar say they have been regularly cut off over

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Ministers boot out dairy's Stirling greenbelt homes plan for third time

Airthrey Kerse plan "does not accord with the development plan" and "material considerations do not indicate it should nevertheless be granted permission," say Scottish Ministers.

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Rural Stirlingshire villages left 'cut off' as treacherous conditions close off road

The conditions on the main road into Inversnaid and Stronachlachar meant there was no way in or out between Friday and Monday last week.

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