Help start a wildflower meadow at Sunnylaw Community GreenSpace
Volunteers wanted! Sat 27th Sept 2025, To help start a wildflower meadow at Sunnylaw Community GreenSpace,
Wildflower volunteers Sep 27
Volunteers wanted! Sat 27th Sept 2025, To help start a wildflower meadow at Sunnylaw Community GreenSpace,
Wildflower volunteers Sep 27
Stirling Council are inviting Council Tenants to a Housing Open Day, the announcement from Stirling Council follows:
“We’re hosting a Housing Open Day for Stirling Council tenants on Friday, 19 September, 10am- 2pm.
Why not come along and meet staff from our teams, including repairs, benefits, income maximisation and housing options?
Bus travel to and from The Albert Halls, Stirling is available and a buffet lunch will also be served.
For more details, see: www.stirling.gov.uk/housing.
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Stirling Council Notice re Fountain Rd:
The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (Fountain Road, Bridge of Allan) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2025 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 29-8-25.
This Order will close:
Fountain Road From its junction with Keir Street to its junction with Henderson Street from 26-9-25 until 10-10-25 to facilitate a sewer connection and widening of the entrance to Fountain Road car park.
Access for emergency services will be maintained
Alternative Routes: via Henderson Street, Melville Place, Keir Street and vice versa (click here for diversion map)
A COPY of the Order can be provided by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk.
This post lists four open Stirling Council consultations on the Engage Stirling platform:
Stirling residents, and the local taxi trade, are being asked to provide their views on a new Taxi and Private Hire Vehicle and Driver Policy.
The policy covers: vehicle colours and age; meter requirements; CCTV use in vehicles; driver certifications; driver medical fitness, and; criminal conviction checks. Full details of the policy and link to the survey which is open until Sept 24th are on the Stirling Council’s Engage Stirling platform.
Stirling Council’s consultation on the creation of the Education Admissions Policy is now open. The purpose of the consultations is to give an opportunity for interested parties to express their opinion on Schools, Learning and Education’s update to, and amalgamation of, five separate policies and guidance relating to education admissions into one document. The policies being amalgamated are:
Full details and the link to the survey which is open until Oct 3rd is here: https://engage.stirling.gov.uk/en-GB/projects/education-admissions-consultation
Three public meetings are scheduled to discuss the proposed policy, taking place on:
Any interested party is welcome to attend. Alternative methods of response can be requested by contacting
educ-comments@stirling.gov.uk or by calling 01786 233220.
Using new powers granted by the Visitor Levy (Scotland) Act 2024, the draft scheme proposes a 5% levy on overnight stays across all forms of paid visitor accommodation in the Stirling Council area. More information on Stirling’s draft Visitor Levy scheme, including details of drop-in sessions can be found at www.stirling.gov.uk/visitorlevy and on the Engage Stirling platform (survey closes 12th Oct). Paper copies are also available in Stirling Council libraries.
Residents, community groups and other key stakeholders will have the opportunity to shape Stirling’s future as the consultation on the area’s new Local Development Plan enters a crucial new phase. This stage of the consultation on the new plan is split into two parts: call for ideas and call for sites.
The call for ideas allows individuals, organisations and community groups – particularly those that have not prepared, or are currently preparing a Local Place Plan – to suggest new uses, improvements or protections for sites or buildings.
The call for sites is a chance for developers, landowners, agents and community groups to proposes sites that could be developed for uses such as housing, employment, retail, leisure, tourism and other infrastructure.
“Please head to the Engage Stirling website to take part in the quick surveys and to find out more information.”
The online surveys will be open until Friday 31 October, with paper copies available in libraries shortly. All submissions will be considered by the planning authority for inclusion in the next Local Development Plan.