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Ukrainian families in tears after being told they must leave Scots hotel in four weeks

A group, who arrived in Scotland in July, had been due to stay at the Killin Hotel until March 2023, but will now have to leave by mid-November.

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Investigation over new building structure stalls moving date at new development

Investigations are underway into social housing built in Raploch with one councillor claiming there are issues with the foundations. Alasdair Macpherson has written to the Scottish Government asking for an urgent probe into the situation at Penman C

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Review gives £15million Craigforth distillery plan a second chance

Planners had refused application earlier this year over its scale, as well as a cafe and event space which was said to “detract from the offerings within Stirling city centre”.

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Stirling councillors call for Armed Forces Day to be resurrected next year

Councillors are hoping to resurrect Armed Forces Day next year - although it could be “more flag raising than Red Arrows” due to tight budgets. A motion put forward by Conservative councillor Bryan Flannagan was unanimously backed at a meeting of St

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Stirling foster carers face wait until after Christmas for increase in fees

Councillors back an amendment, proposed by Labour councillor Danny Gibson, to wait until conclusion of review process.

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Council in talks to end controversial Stirling link road plan as protestors call for project to be ditched forever

Talks are to take place in a bid to scrub the controversial Viewforth Link Road from Stirling’s transport strategy. Stirling Council’s new environment and housing convener has agreed to meet with Stirling West Tory councillor Neil Benny to discuss

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One voice of dissent as Stirling councillors offer condolences to Royal Family after The Queen's death

All but one of Stirling’s councillors have united to to publicly express their condolences to the Royal family following the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II. At the first full meeting of Stirling Council since her death, independent councillor Alasda

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Full list of council Bridging Payments due by next week and how to get £260 before Christmas

All 32 local authorities are giving eligible parents at least £130 by October 17.

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Volunteer pilot project will see reisdents help clear footpaths over winter

Stirling Council will give out shovels, grit and high-vis clothes to people who volunteer to clear footpaths this winter. They hope the pilot project will enable groups of residents to support their community during wintry weather conditions. The C

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Scots coffee shop owner shuts business over pressures caused by rural bridge closures

West Stirlingshire business owner Charles Cottam said he took the decision to close his coffee shop at Balmaha due to a drop-off in footfall as a result of a host of rural bridge closures.

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Stirling foster carers call for payments review amid cost of living crisis

“The fees and allowances are now acutely vulnerable to the impact of inflation."

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Stirling schools set to close on Monday as mark of respect during Queen's funeral

The bank holiday will take place on Monday to coincide with the state funeral.

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Stirling festival cancelled as 'mark of respect' following Queen's death

THE upcoming Open Streets Festival in Stirling has been cancelled following the death of the Queen.

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Stirling begins paying tribute to Queen as Provost shares "sorrow" at passing

Stirling is beginning to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II as the country continues to respond to the news of her death. Flags at the main Stirling Council Viewforth headquarters and other local authority buildings across the region are flying at ha

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Controversial plans approved to turn Stirling graveyard in to new memorial garden

Community volunteers accused of being “disrespectful” by setting up a project at St Ninians graveyard have told councillors that years of extensive dog fouling on the site was far worse. Stirling Council’s planning and regulation panel has now appr

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Schools and bins disruption put on hold as unions secure revised public pay offer

The disruption was set to impact primaries, nurseries, ASN settings and a number of Stirling secondaries - with bin collections also set for cancellations.

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Biogas plant for dairy is approved by Stirling councillors despite almost 100 objections

Planning panel backs Graham's project - but one councillor felt it was "more than should be tolerated" by locals

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City centre streets set to be closed to traffic as Stirling hosts 'street smart' festival

Event will see traffic-free environment 'offering quieter, more people-focused places' where 'cultural attractions can be enjoyed'.

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Councillor calls for better awareness of "etiquette" between cyclists and other road users

The subject was raised as part of a discussion on the city's efforts to promote 'active travel'.

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Work to build Stirling tot a better home begins

Appeal success and Stirling Council backing will give Mylo (3) the support he needs.

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Officials say environmental impact assessment not needed at one of last open views from Stirling Castle

But a host of other reports will be expected, say Stirling Council planners.

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Campaigners slam "disgraceful" homelessness stats as almost 200 kids living without permanent home in Stirling

The figures were revealed in the latest Scottish Government data on homelessness.

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Emergency repair work on collapsed rural bridge to be completed next spring

A rural route that has been closed for almost a year will re-open to traffic next March, it is hoped. The Catterburn Bridge has been out of bounds since last September after a section of wall and pavement partially collapsed. The A809 road through

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Nearly 100 objections lodged against dairy giant’s Scots manure processessing plant

Almost 100 objections have been lodged to a major dairy firm’s plans to create a biogas plant near Kippen which could be decided next week. Graham’s the Family Dairy (Property) Ltd has submitted an application to Stirling Council seeking permissio

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Safety question raised over accident blackspot after man's garden fence was flattened by car for the eighth time

A Stirling councillor has sought expert advice from Police Scotland on an accident blackspot near Dunblane that has seen vehicles plough through one resident's garden fence an astounding eight times in 16 years.

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