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Rural Stirling enterprise fired up by £30k funding boost for new kiln project
The CIC, based near Port of Menteith, will use the investment to purchase a new kiln after its existing equipment neared the end of its working life and threatened to disrupt a vital income stream.
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Stirling rugby star set to return for Scots as daunting Springboks test awaits
The Scots head to Pretoria for the second fixture in their Nations Championship campaign, with the world champions laying in wait.
Final countdown to popular Stirling music festival after successful return
The revamped Back Doune the Rabbit Hole festival proved popular as it returned at the Cardross Estate near Port of Menteith last year after a three-year hiatus.
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Rapid broadband boost as four rural Stirling villages move into fast lane
The four villages are being linked to a high-speed, full-fibre network as part of a scheme to keep more cut-off communities connected.
NHS Forth Valley rolls out meningitis vaccine programme for students
NHS Forth Valley urges young people and students in Scotland to get the MenB vaccine at drop-in clinics to protect against meningitis and sepsis.
Why Nigel Farage is running against a bin
Nigel Farage's big by-election gamble now sees him running against an intergalactic warrior called Count Binface. How did we get here? The post Why Nigel Farage is running against a bin appeared first on Brig Newspaper....
New Stirling University study reveals hidden science behind prized truffles
University of Stirling study reveals truffle cultivation relies on unique soil chemistry and microbes, offering new strategies to boost UK truffle yields and industry.
University of Stirling's art collection awarded 'national significance' status
The University of Stirling Art Collection, now a Collection of National Significance, features Scottish artists and public exhibitions. Open daily, Pathfoot Building.
Stirling Farmers’ Market set for return with new stalls this Saturday
Stirling Farmers’ Market returns to Port Street on July 11, featuring local produce, artisanal food, crafts, street food, and sustainable goods from Scotland.
Fallin mental health fundraiser finishes with flourish after 75-day effort
Kyle Paton had been running five kilometres every for two-and-a-half months to raise more than £2,000 for the Andy’s Man Club charity.
Dunblane traders hit out at three-month demolition road closure plan
The road closure has been put in place along Stirling Road and Station Road in the town following the devastating blaze at the Chip Inn in May.
Criminal Record: 'Stabbing' victim named and football exec who swindled £10k
Each day on Criminal Record, we will bring you a round-up of the biggest crime stories of the day across the country.
Talented Stirling theatre youngsters set for special Disney stage show
The production - starring performers between seven and 18 years of age - will take place later this week at the Dunblane venue
Scotland's 'best places to live in 2026' includes charming town near Edinburgh and popular island
Including everything from bustling cities to beautiful islands.
Stirling nuclear site plan mooted in new report as politicians hit out
A report from Great British Energy Nuclear has highlighted a number of potential sites in Scotland which could host a nuclear power station - with a location in Stirling among them.
Two teens sent to hospital after Stirling crash involving car and motorbike
The incident took place around 6.30pm last evening and saw emergency crews - including an air ambulance - on the scene.
BAFTA-winning composer and Scottish poet to join forces for Stirling concert
Scottish poet Len Pennie and composer Paul Leonard-Morgan bring their acclaimed live show "Delusions" to Stirling’s Tolbooth on August 26. Tickets on sale now.
Visitor numbers at Wallace Monument reach record high
The National Wallace Monument in Stirling saw record visitor numbers in 2025-26, boosted by lower ticket prices and a Stirling tourism boom. Find out more.
Public urged to have say on new anti-abuse plans for Loch Lomond park rangers
The proposals - which would see it become a specific offence to “threaten, abuse or behave aggressively” towards rangers - are part of a scheduled ten-year review of byelaws in the National Park area.
New project to bring Men's Shed to rural Stirling takes shape as members sought
The Callander Area Men's Shed is looking for donations and members as it aims to get the gathering point off the ground - with the ambition of tackling issues of loneliness and isolation among men.