Stirling Council will resume its full household waste and recycling collection service on Monday, 1 June.
Grey bin only (May 25-31)
Full collection 1 June, starting with brown and green bins.
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The Scottish Government to assist with the testing for key workers, has established mobile coronavirus testing units in the Stirling Council area. The units will be provided by the Military. The units will be operational between 10am to 6pm and the schedule is as follows;
Stirling at Forthbank Stadium – 6 to 12 May / 21 to 27 May / 4 to 10 June
Callander at the High School – 13 to 17 May / 28 to 31 May / 11 to 14 June
Balfron at the High School – 18 to 20 May / 1 to 3 June
For more information please visit the website: https://www.gov.uk/apply-coronavirus-test-essential-workers
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Community Development Team
Due to the ongoing situation surrounding COVID-19 (Coronavirus), Ward 3 Councillor surgeries have been cancelled for June 2020.
The Ward 3 Councillors can still be contacted by email.
https://www.stirling.gov.uk/council-democracy/politicians-elections-democracy/your-councillors/
Police Scotland have issued their report for May in advance of this month’s meeting. A copy is attached.
The minutes from our April meeting are now on the website. You can find them using the following link.
I just wanted to reach out and introduce myself as the Superintendent for Partnerships in Forth Valley Division. In the last 27 years, I don’t think I have worked through such a unique situation as the current Coronavirus pandemic. Whilst there is understandable anxiety around what the future might bring, a real positive from this has been the evidence of community spirit across the whole Forth Valley area.
I would just like to take the opportunity to thank you personally for the high levels of compliance with Government guidance we have seen locally. This all helps protect the resilience of NHS and hopefully save lives.
For policing, playing our part in supporting the critical role of our partners in Public Health to protect our communities from Covid 19 is a vitally important piece of work. We are really keen to get an understanding of how people are feeling at the moment across our communities and how we might use this to develop our policing approach over the forthcoming months.
To this end, I would really appreciate if you could spare a few minutes to follow the below link and complete the survey. The survey can be completed from your perspective as a resident or your employment, whichever feels most relevant in terms of feedback.
https://consult.scotland.
Best wishes and please look after yourselves.
Mandy Paterson
Superintendent
Partnerships
Forth Valley Division