Hello – We’ve got some exciting news to share! If you’ve walked along the High Street recently, you might have noticed some work going on at the old Mortgage Advice Brokerage shop at No. 24 High Street. We’re delighted to let you know that The Giving Tree is branching out and opening a second shop here in…

I am an MSc Criminology and Criminal Justice student at the Universityof Glasgow conducting a dissertation survey on public attitudes towardssentencing in Scotland, including the potential introduction ofsuspended sentences. The survey is open to anyone aged 18 or over who currently lives inScotland. It is anonymous, has received university ethical approval andtakes approximately 10–15 minutes…

Stirling Lord Provost Rosemary Fraser from Dunblane is among those volunteering at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The Lord Provost has been assigned to Scotstoun Stadium where she isassisting and greeting athletes, family members, high-profile supportersand VIPs. Civic Driver Paul Coleman and other council staff are also helping outat the Games. Paul is a…

Amey, on behalf of Transport Scotland as part of the North East NetworkManagement Contract, are proposing an essential carriageway maintenancescheme on the A9 at Dunblane (Southbound only) between the A820 DouneRoad and B8033 junctions. The works will involve resurfacing approximately 1,120m length of the A9(SB), please see attached location plan for reference. Traffic management will…

There is to be a private firework display at Stirling Castle on Saturday 22 August at 22.30. It is expected to last for 5 minutes

Network Rail Scotland has begun a £1.3 million project to upgrade a key railway bridge in Dunblane, helping to keep services running safely and reliably for years to come. Here is a link to the Network Rail website £1.3m boost to Dunblane railway as viaduct upgrades get under way

Take a look at these articles. One of them says: A small town with medieval charm and a charming riverside has the country’s cleanest air. Aside from a lovely lungful of O2, there are plenty of other reasons why Dunblane has a reputation as a lovely place to stop if you’re travelling between Edinburgh, Glasgow…

The path along the river near Mill Row is closed. It is thought that this is due to a crack in the wall around the old gasworks. The old gasworks requires to be surrounded by a wall due to legacy contamination of the ground. Investigations into the background of this are ongoing.

The Council has implemented a Traffic Order which will allow Stirling Road to be closed for short periods when required with a diversion via Bridgend. This is to allow demolition by hand to proceed.

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/local-sport/dunblane-athlete-prepares-third-scotland-37379241