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June 06, 2025

50,000 council sick days worth £6million

Staff absence throughout Stirling Council saw more than 50,000 working days lost in a year-equating to over £6million in pay.

3 mins

Okay to chop yew hedge

Permission has been granted to cut a hedge in Callander back-to eight feet high.

1 min

Young rugby player's fundraising exercise

Two Stirlingshire teenagers are in training to Walk the West Highland Way for charity.

1 min

Walking to send the team out to Sweden

Fundraisers Daniel Glasgow is fundraising for his Strathendrick rugby under 15s team, based in Fintry, to go to Sweden next year, and he is also fundraising for charity, Action in Mind. His friend Roscoe Dawes is fundraising for his McLaren High World Challenge trip to Eswatini.

2 mins

The Fratellis pull out of headline slot at music festival

Cancelled The Fratellis have pulled out of BDTRH after promoters failed to pay them a deposit

3 mins

Historic hotel is set to re-open under new ownership

An historic hotel in the \"gateway to the Highlands\" is to re-open under new ownership.

2 mins

Granny embezzler escapes time in jail

MacKenzie stole £49,000 as old lady was admitted into hospital

2 mins

Latest park authority and council planning applications

Planning applications submitted to Stirling Council w/e June 4.

1 min

Bereaved families invited to join walk

Bereaved family members are being invited to join in a special walk in Callander later this month.

1 min

15 nights of road works on M9

The M9 is to see fifteen nights of roadworks as work to install new safety barriers will see slip road and lane closures.

1 min

Schools' music tuition in confusion over cuts

Service staff told £200K of efficiency savings are required

3 mins

Relay GPs raise £3k for causes

GPs from Killearn Health Centre have raised almost £3000 to date for charity after completing a relay race event.

1 min

New Uni hub will transform learning

A newly launched innovation hub at Stirling University is set to transform digital teaching and learning.

1 min

Lecturer's wasp song tribute has everyone buzzing...

A Stirling University lecturer played a star turn on the biggest radio show in the country when she shared her extra-special cover - from the perspective of a wasp.

1 min

ACTION-PACKED SHOW KICKS OFF SUMMER IN REAL STYLE

Whatever the weather, you know it's well and truly summer season when Drymen Show comes around.

2 mins

Legacy of kindness through decades of volunteering

When Mary Donald died last year, aged 68, she left behind her devastated husband and sister. But she also left an amazing legacy.

6 mins

Uncovering the secrets of Torwood broch with dig

DIGGING INTO THE PAST with Dr Murray Cook

1 min

SNP finance plan is 'not based on tested principles'

For the last 18 years, it has become increasingly more difficult to work out which principles-if any-underpin the SNP's approach to Scotland's economy.

2 mins

Uni's vulnerable children study wins top national award

A University of Stirling-led study into Scotland’s most vulnerable children has been named Research Project of the Year.

1 min

Expansion pack gets the brush off

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II BWD ●●●

1 min

Don't feel compelled to give this a watch

Wastes its genre-flipping premise

1 min

Tradition kept alive in event

Stirling's rich history and heritage was celebrated at its annual Walking of the Marches on Saturday.

1 min

STAR TREK

MARION MCMULLEN marks the 60th anniversary of the first spacewalk by an American astronaut

3 mins

Girls benefit from new partnership link up

A local girls football team has linked up for a special charity partnership for their new kit, alongside a local firm owned by a local football star.

1 min

It's a magnificent seven as Drymen keep up pace

Drymen United made it seven wins from seven in the Forth and Endrick League with a comprehensive 6-2 away win at Killearn as the Forth and Endrick summer league takes centre stage.

1 min