Stirling Council is thrilled that some of the area’s historic hidden treasures can welcome back visitors in person this week for Doors Open Days 2021. Last year’s event was fully virtual due to the pandemic but a hybrid programme has been organised by the Council this year, with some buildings Read more
Stirling Council will become one of the first local authorities in Scotland to sign up to the Glasgow Food and Climate Declaration. The Glasgow Food and Climate Declaration is an international commitment to tackle the climate emergency through integrated food policies and a call to national governments to act. Members Read more
Stirling Council residents and community groups are being asked for their help to ensure the area’s register of Common Good Land and Buildings is up to date. Common Good Land and Buildings are assets intended for community benefit and are owned by the local authority having been passed down from Read more
Stirling is soon to have its own local gift card in a milestone move to encourage more people across the area to back local businesses. Businesses across the region are being urged to sign up to the new Scotland Loves Local Gift Card, which is funded by the Scottish Government Read more
Stirling Council is reminding families that all Primary 4 children will be entitled to free school meals from the start of the new school year (18 August). P1-3 pupils already receive free school meals and P4s will join them in becoming eligible for the provision this August*. It follows an Read more
The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (Castlehill, Castlehill Loan, Main Street, Kippen) (Temporary No Waiting at Any Time) Order 2021 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 16-7-21. This Order will introduce no waiting at any time restrictions on Castlehill, Castlehill Loan and Main Street, Kippen from Read more
Stirling Council is seeking the public’s views on its policy for managing trees and woodland across the region. The Council is responsible for around 15,000 individual trees on land along roads, streets, parks, and other open spaces throughout Stirling. The new Tree and Woodland Policy, which will contribute to the Read more
Ahead of the summer holidays, Stirling Council is expressing a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to everyone involved in its schools and nurseries following the unprecedented challenges posed by the pandemic. Over the past 12 months, schools and nurseries have had to adopt a number of mitigations to be able to continue Read more
Plans to radically transform community care in rural southwest Stirling have been backed by Councillors. An enhancement of not only the type of care offered, but how and where communities can access it, has been approved by the Clackmannanshire and Stirling Integration Joint Board. Over the past 18 months, residents Read more
Community testing returns to Cowie tomorrow, Thursday, 17th June, as part of ongoing efforts to reduce the spread of Covid-19 across Stirling. Residents across Stirling who do not currently have any symptoms of Covid-19 can voluntarily attend the Coronavirus testing unit, which will be available at Cowie Community Centre from Read more