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Stirling Council said: “We are currently assessing whether there is any damage to the historic Wallace Sword and the cost of repairs.”

A Stirling lorry driver swapped his steering wheel for running shoes as he completed a gruelling charity effort to run 10k every day in February. Grant Smith set himself the mission of running the distance every single day last month as he raised mu

A grieving mum who lost her much longed-for baby at 19 weeks is challenging herself to a daring fundraiser to raise money for the charity which offered support in her darkest hour. Paula Fraser will abseil from the Falkirk Wheel on Sunday to gather

A seven per cent council tax rise and the closure of some buildings were approved as part of Stirling Council's budget as it looks to to plug a £17million funding gap.

The weather is in place for the end of the week - with snow expected.

Anfisa and her mother now live in the city centre after escaping their homeland.

The scheme has been widely criticised by hospitality chiefs.

The business awards were making their debut on the Stirling scene this year.

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

The family were forced to go on the run from their home town of Chernihiv - but have been helping other Ukrainians living in the city settle in.

The national dispute has seen classes closed both yesterday and today - as pressure grows on ministers to find a resolution.