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West Stirling bus passengers at risk of "postcode lottery" over new £2 price cap (opens the original)
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Bus passengers in west Stirling are on the wrong end of a “postcode lottery” over a recently-introduced £2 bus price cap, according to the area’s MP. The highly-touted policy to cap bus prices was recently extended to the Strathclyde region as part of the Scottish Government’s latest plans, with companies getting behind the plans to pass savings on to commuters. But the changes have yet to be extended to the Stirling region, meaning some villagers in areas such as Strathblane, Killearn and Blane
Dunblane solar panel project picks up top prize after delivering £9,000 savings (opens the original)
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A pioneering solar rooftop project in Dunblane has picked up top honours at an industry event recently. The installation of the special panels on the roof of the Dunblane Centre was unveiled this summer and was secured thanks to the work of local firm GreenPower. It is estimated to save the community centre around £9,000 a year in energy costs during a time of surging bills amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. GreenPower is owned by Julie and Rob Forrest, who live in Dunblane, with the
New train guide urges visitors to swap Alps for Stirling over school break (opens the original)
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Visitors are being urged to swap the slopes of the Alps for the streets of Stirling as part of a new ‘intae-rail’ travel guide. With the September weekend and October holidays approaching, travellers are often looking to head into Europe to sample the sights and sounds of inter-railing holidays. But Scotrail has published a new guide, aiming to encourage Scots to stay at home and explore some of the destination closer to home. The guide splits up potential options across various categories, depe
Business offers funding boost to help Stirlingshire village hall's paving plans (opens the original)
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Volunteers behind a project to transform Kippen Village Hall have hailed a funding boost which will help ‘pave the way’ for better access to the facility. Family-owned Hillhouse Group has stepped in to provide its skills and services free of charge to improve the area immediately outside the hall. The company will lay new asphalt to create two accessible parking bays close to the Hall entrance and improve the adjoining pedestrian access, addressing uneven surfaces on the approach to the building
Stirling school strikes on table as union challenges pay and conditions changes (opens the original)
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Schools across Stirling could be affected by strike action as support staff vote on a potential walkout over a change to pay and conditions. The dispute, led by the GMB union, impacts cleaning and janitorial workers in six council areas, with the union accusing facilities company OCS of bringing in “wide-ranging” changes without engaging in consultation. The union has also said claimed the firm has ignored recognition agreements to impose the changes – which it says is a breach of Scottish Gover
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