Press Release

Go Forth Stirling BID has commissioned Keep Scotland Beautiful to conduct regular environmental audits of the city centre as part of the organisation’s efforts to improve the local area. The environmental charity will provide the Go Forth team with an evidence-led baseline report on the environmental quality and cleanliness of the BID (Business Improvement District)

Creative Stirling will launch its interactive exhibition The Stirling Pioneers’ this weekend after receiving funding from the city’s Business Improvement District (BID). The Stirling Pioneers: Film Makers Who Changed The World’ features two icons of global film culture, the inventor of documentary John Grierson and Norman McLaren – a ground-breaking innovator in the arts of

Go Forth Stirling has launched a fund to help businesses hit by flash flooding in the city centre last night. Several businesses, including King Cons sports bar in King Street, sustained damage after heavy rain led to flooding on Sunday evening. Today, the team at Go Forth have set up a fund offering small grants

Stirling businesses are getting ready to showcase the city’s thriving hospitality industry during its first Cocktail Week next month. Stirling Cocktail Week 2023 takes place from Friday October 6 to Sunday October 15 and is organised by Scottish agency Marketing: After Dark withsupport from Go Forth Stirling BID and its Independent Stirling initiative. The new

Go Forth Stirling Project Director Danielle McRorie-Smith has been named a finalist in this year’s Scottish Women’s Awards. Ms McRorie-Smith is in line for the Social Leader Award when the honours take place in Glasgow next month. The annual awards recognise the outstanding achievements of women across Scotland and highlight the impact they are making

Businesses and community groups who need funding for city centre events and projects are being encouraged to apply for sponsorship. Go Forth Stirling BID (Business Improvement District) is offering financial support to a limited number of footfall-boosting events with a deadline at the end of August. We want business owners and individuals to come forward

An extra 75,000 people visited Stirling city centre during the UCI Cycling World Championships time-trials. Footfall counters, installed by Go Forth Stirling BID, recorded a 61% increase in visitors during the three days the city hosted the event compared with the previous week. Friday was the busiest day for spectators with 80,000 people heading into