Survey results show Forth Valley residents are enthusiastic for local LGBTQ+ Pride Event A Forth Valley pride event is in the planning stages, with local organisations hosting a consultation to find out what the people… Read More »LOCALS BACK FORTH VALLEY PRIDE
The demolition of the historic Christie Clock on Friday 1st September was met by outrage from Stirling residents. Carried out at night, the council’s actions were caught on video by locals, prompting many to demand… Read More »FRUSTRATION AS STIRLING COUNCIL CONTINUES TO SHIRK RESPONSIBILITY
Evelyn Tweed, SNP MSP for Stirling, has urged residents in Stirling to take part in the Scottish Government’s consultation on the introduction of the Pension Age Winter Heating Payment. From winter 2024, the Pension Age… Read More »STIRLING MSP URGES RESIDENTS TO HELP SHAPE DELIVERY OF WINTER PAYMENT
SNP MSP Evelyn Tweed has welcomed the scrapping of peak fares across Scotrail services in Stirling for the next six months. The trial will see the end of peak fares on all Scotrail services at… Read More »LOCAL MSP WELCOMES SLASHED PEAK FARES FOR STIRLING
Lack of transparency from Stirling Council condemned by local residents and representatives. The demolition of the historic Christie Clock on Friday 1st September was met by outrage from Stirling residents. Carried out at night, the… Read More »OUTRAGE AS REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION ON CHRISTIES CLOCK FOBBED OFF BY COUNCIL
Evelyn Tweed MSP marks World Rivers Day with visits and speech Sunday 24th September was World Rivers Day, a celebration of the world’s waterways. It highlights the importance of rivers and strives to increase public… Read More »Stirling MSP celebrates local projects on World Rivers Day
A Forth Valley pride event is in the planning stages, with local organisations launching a consultation to find out what the people of Forth Valley want the event to look like. A survey from Creative… Read More »Consultation on Forth Valley LGBTQ+ Pride Event Open
Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) is a lightweight material that was used between the 1950s and 1990s. Used for floors, walls, and flat roofing, RAAC is cheaper that standard concrete, but also has a shorter… Read More »Local MSP Seeks Answers For Local Premises Affected by RAAC
Stirling residents have reacted with fury and horror, after emergency restoration works by Stirling Council to the historic Christie Clock ended in farce – with most of the structure reduced to rubble. The 117-year old… Read More »SNP Politicians Seeks Answers to Public Fury Over Botched Christie Clock Restoration
3,720 children in Stirling have benefitted from the Scottish Child Payment, according to the latest figures released by the Scottish Government – with £4,157,385 having been paid to families. The payment of £25 per week, available… Read More »3720 Children in Stirling Benefitting from Scottish Child Payment
