Stirling

Stirling Council planners have conditionally approved an application by Emma Gallagher for a change of use of Stirling Spiritualist Church at 27 King Street. The proposal will subdivide and change the use of the existing building from a church into three flats, creating new openings on the northwest

Luddon Construction has been named as the contractor for the £5 million redevelopment of Stirling station, ScotRail has revealed.

Maxi Construction has been awarded over £3 million worth of contracts from Stirling Council for new and extended nursery facilities at Braehead, Drymen and Strathblane.

The developers behind a proposed £15 million Stirling distillery and visitor centre have said they are still committed to the project despite being “extremely surprised” by Stirling Council's decision to reject the planning application.

A site on the outskirts of Plean is to be transformed into a small housing development after councillors approved an application from Hescott Engineering Ltd.

Councillors have approved plans for the upgrade to the hydro-electric power station compound near Killin. Located on land next to the existing Lochay Hydro Power Station in Glen Lochay, the development will include two new grid transformers, a single storey control room and the upgrading of existing

Building consultancy CDMM (UK) Ltd is moving its Central Scotland to a new location in Stirling.

Construction works are progressing well at Stirling Council’s new build residential site in Bannockburn Road, Cowie.

Another milestone in the regeneration of Raploch has been reached with the handover of the first four homes for council rent on the former site of Raploch and St Mary’s Primary Schools.

Stirling Council has rejected plans to build two new homes in Blairlogie. Mark McGrath had submitted an application for the two five-bedroom detached houses with detached garages, a new road access and shared driveway on land next to and east of Guschetneuk.

A new pedestrian bridge, built to link Doune’s heritage assets with its natural environment and improve links with the local village, was officially unveiled on Friday by heritage and tourism chiefs, accompanied by local community groups. The £286,000 new bridge is a collaborative partne

A £17 million world-class research and innovation facility at the University of Stirling has moved a step closer after the plans were approved by Stirling Council.

A vacant site in the St Ninians area of Stirling is to be redeveloped to provide social housing following approval from Stirling Council.

The next stage of structural improvements to the underpass on Burghmuir Road in Stirling will begin on February 28.

Almost 70 new homes are to be provided at the final site in the Raploch Regeneration Initiative programme. Stirling Council will deliver 32 affordable homes in partnership with Robertson Partnership Homes, while Forth Housing Association will develop a further 36 homes at the former Gowanhill Garden