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Ministers urged to 'step in and save' Bannockburn battlefield from development plans

SCOTTISH Government ministers have been asked to “step in and save” the historic Bannockburn battlefield site by preventing a planning…

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Highland Games saved after Labour-led council 'rips up' partnership agreement

A MUCH-loved Highland Games will return for another year as event organisers secured last-minute funding despite a Labour-led council “ripping…

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'Remarkable': Lost tower used to defend against English uncovered in Stirling

ARCHAELOGISTS have uncovered the remains of a lost defensive tower within Stirling’s historic city walls.

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Tory provost who was 'not a popular choice' quits role

A TORY provost who once described himself as "not a popular choice" has quit his post.

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'Astonishing': 2000-year-old Roman road uncovered in Scottish garden

THE site of an ancient Roman road has been discovered in the garden of a cottage near Stirling ...

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Huge land artwork for Cycling World Championships unveiled in Stirling

A PIECE of land art bigger than a football pitch has been unveiled in Stirling to mark its hosting of the individual time trials at the UCI Cycling…

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Stirling Council administration quizzed over alternatives following phasing out of school crossing patrols

The exchange between Labour and SNP councillors focused on efforts to patrol children potentially affected by the move.

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Stirling Council leader hits back at criticism over extra meal expenses

The testy exchange between the two members took place at a recent full council meeting.

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Residents in Cornton housing estate call for developers to swing into action over playpark

The issue has been dragging on for several years, with residents left frustrated by a lack of progress.

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Stirling Council leader reveals experience of bullying in call for clemency for colleague

Labour's Chris Kane talks of 'path or redemption' for councillor Danny Gibson whose behaviour was ruled as "entirely inappropriate and unacceptable".

Daily Record

Stirling councillors approve rise in taxi fares across district

A tariff three journey (five or more passengers) will see a 60 per cent increase.

Daily Record

New anti-vaping drive launched in Stirling schools to urge youngsters to kick habit

The new approach had led one pupil in Stirling to stop for almost two months.

Daily Record

Seven Stirling district playparks share in £150k investment

Cash has come from the Scottish Government, Stirling Council, community fundraising and developers.

Daily Record

Popular beauty spot near Glasgow branded 'dangerous' and 'mobbed' by visitor

The Devil's Pulpit, situated in Stirlingshire, is just over half an hour's drive away from Glasgow. A visitor has issued a warning after claiming it was "too unsafe" for them.

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Visitor blasts Scottish beauty spot as 'dangerous' and 'mobbed' tourist attraction

One recent visitor to the Devil's Pulpit in Stirlingshire has warned others to be careful when journeying to the site, stating that it was "too unsafe" for them.

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Suspended Labour councillor will get paid during his five-month-long council ban

Suspended Stirling councillor Danny Gibson looks set to continue being paid his salary while not working as an elected member. Cllr Gibson was last week given a five-month-long suspension after he was deemed to have breached the Councillors’ Code of

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Housing developer stages protest over decision delay at council HQ with giant model snail

The boss of a major housing developer staged a protest outside council headquarters yesterday (Thursday) - with a giant model snail - to vent his frustration over the progress on a 3000-home supervillage for Stirling. Sandy Adam, chairman of Springf

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Stirling's iconic 'Steeple' building to undergo survey as part of long-term maintenance plan

The building is a recognisable structure at the top of King Street in the city centre.

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Springfield Properties’ chair calls for Stirling Council action on Durieshill delays

Developer protests over 287-week delay since planning was submitted for the development

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Takeaway plans for Dunblane kebab shop in doubt over residents' objections

Takeaway plans for a street in Dunblane appear to be scuppered after more than 40 people raised objections. Turkish Doner Kebab applied for a change of use of premises at 5-7 Springfield Terrace from a shop (dog grooming salon) to a hot food takeawa

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Stirling councillors to consider using £720k fund to help upgrade properties for Ukrainians

The funding will be used to help upgrade 'void' properties across the region.

Daily Record

Bannockburn Primary parents say crossing is 'accident waiting to happen' amid safety measures call

Parents at the school say there has been no patroller at the crossing for more than a year.

Daily Record

Office manager for Labour MSP suspended by Scots council following bullying probe

Danny Gibson was suspended by Stirling Council after he was found to have launched a personal attack on a senior officer and belittled staff in front of others.

Daily Record

Scots councillor apologises after 'bullying official and disrespecting staff'

Stirling North Labour councillor Danny Gibson was suspended after he was found to have launched a personal attack on a senior officer and belittled staff in front of others.

Daily Record

Stirling veterans left feeling 'disrespected' over city's Armed Forces Day snub

Local veterans say they feel left out and disrespected by not being invited to take part in Stirling’s Armed Forces Day parade. Hundreds of military personnel, past and present, took part in the Armed Forces Day parade through Stirling on Saturday.

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