By Isla Glen The University of Stirling’s Student Union has announced it will only serve plant-based food by 2025. The motion was submitted by the Plant-Based Universities group and was passed on November 10 with a 55.5 per cent vote in favour. In total, 70 out of 127...

By Rebecca Kerr Scottish Independence supporters took to King Street on Friday November 23, following the Supreme Court ruling against a second independence referendum. This came as part of nationwide rallies against the ruling which setback the possibility of...

By Rebecca Kerr  Struggling families in Stirling will be able to use ‘warm banks’ this winter, as temperatures fall and energy bills continue to rise. Warm banks, similar to food banks but for those who can’t afford to heat their homes, offer free hot drinks, food and...

By Molly Bishop The average housing price in Stirling is at its all-time highest since 2020, according to the latest statistics by Registers of Scotland. The average cost for a home in Stirling as of September 2022 is £243,137, which is just below the average cost in...

By Ross Collie Waiting times in accident and emergency wards in Forth Valley Hospital are still lagging far behind the rest of Scotland. The hospital, located in Larbert, has suffered with dismal waiting time records, hitting a record low for Scotland in October. It...

By Ross Collie Staff at the University of Stirling have joined nationwide strikes over pay, pensions and working conditions. The strikes, which take place on November 24, 25 and 30, have been called the “biggest ever university strikes” by the University and College...

By Molly Bishop   Dunblane is celebrating becoming the first dementia-friendly town in the Stirling area. The award was achieved by the community, with credit to the hard work of Dementia Friendly Dunblane, a hard-working volunteer group that made it their...