Stirling Council press release

Have your say on Stirling’s plans for a sustainable transport system

People will have the opportunity to shape a future transport system for Stirling that is fair, clean and affordable with the launch of a new consultation. The council is asking for feedback on its Sustainable Mobility Strategy, which sets out how Stirling will transition to a transport system that is environmentally friendly, economically efficient and safe.

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Help Shape Stirling’s Draft Visitor Levy Scheme

Residents, visitors, businesses and tourism operators across Stirling are being encouraged to help shape a draft visitor levy scheme for the area.  The introduction of a levy scheme would see a set percentage charge on overnight accommodation paid by visitors and tourists in the Stirling Council area. From today (3 March) until 4 May, individuals

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Stirling 900 Celebrations to Climax with Spectacular Pipe Band Parade

A spectacular massed pipe band parade on Saturday 29 March will be the exciting centrepiece of Stirling’s 900th anniversary finale celebrations. Community groups and other organisations from across Stirling will also be part of this unforgettable spectacle of noise and colour, with thousands of residents and visitors expected to line the streets for the unique

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Stirling Council approves 2025-26 Budget  

Stirling Council has approved a budget for 2025-26 that addresses a significant budget shortfall, protects key services and delivers major investment towards achieving council priorities. At a meeting of Council today (27 Feb), councillors agreed the revenue and capital budget for the next financial year, informed by the feedback from the council’s Big Conversation with

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Council Publishes 2025-26 Draft Budget amid £12.3 Million Budget Gap

Stirling Council has published its draft budget for 2025-26 with a number of savings and income generation proposals included to address a £12.3 million shortfall. Councillors will consider and make the decisions on the budget at a special meeting of council next Thursday (27 Feb). Like many Scottish local authorities, Stirling is grappling with an

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Creative Organisations Invited to Take Part in Special Stirling 900 Cultural Celebration

Creative organisations are being invited to take part in a special cultural night on Friday 28 March as part of Stirling’s 900th anniversary finale celebrations. The free event at Stirling Castle will be an opportunity for organisations to showcase the incredible creative work that they do through interactive demonstrations and fun activities, as well as

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Time Running Out to Have Your Say on Budget Savings Proposals

More than 2,300 people have already had their say on detailed proposals to help tackle Stirling Council’s estimated £13 million budget shortfall in the next financial year (2025-26). And with less than two weeks to go before the survey closes at midnight on Sunday 2 February, residents are being encouraged to provide feedback on potential

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Big Conversation Continues with Residents to Help Bridge Budget Gap Next Year

Stirling Council is continuing its Big Conversation with residents about how it tackles another significant budget shortfall next year (2025-26). Residents will be able to share their views on the budget in two surveys, the first which launches today (21 Oct) on the Engage Stirling website. Paper copies will also be available in libraries. The

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Picture shows library users, library staff and Cllrs Gerry McGarvey (front left) and Margaret Brisley (front centre) at the Makerspace in Bannockburn Library to remind people to take part in the consultation on the future of Stirling Council’s libraries. Picture credit: Stirling Council/Mark Ferguson.

Huge Response to Stirling Libraries Survey – and there’s still time to take part

Almost 1,700 people of all ages have already taken part in a survey as part of a consultation on the future of Stirling Council’s libraries. And even if you aren’t a current library user, you are being encouraged to share your views with two weeks to go before the survey closes on Friday 1 November.

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