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Following on from the successful bids for Stirling – You Decide, the Community Council will be attending a meeting with Stirling Council to discuss the successful ideas, with the aim of forming a Delivery Group to provide support and advice in Read More …

Harvest/Plant Swap/Sale on Saturday 21 September, 2-4pm in the village hall. Too many apples? Marrows gone mad? Split your wayward perennials? Bring your surplus of fruit, vegetables, jam, chutneys, plants. Admission is free and tea/coffee will be provided at a nominal Read More …

The ever-popular Quiz Night is back, with your Quizmaster, Paul Rimmer on Friday 11 October, 7.30pm. We’ll be round the door with tickets later on. If anyone has an overhead projector that can be linked to a computer and could Read More …

Here’s a picture of Cambuskenneth from the Tower around 1870, from the Old Stirling Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/groups/oldstirling/about/ #

The latest edition of the Stirling Council Community newsheet is available here. This month there is information on •             Your Stirling: You Decide – the results •             Consultations –Stirling Council, Scottish Government •            Dementia Friendly Stirling •             Funding •             Volunteer Awards

Ward 4 – Stirling North Here are the winning proposals for Ward 4 from the recent Stirling – You Decide. Fabulous job by those who proposed projects and to those who voted! If you want to see what else was Read More …

We hope you were not too badly affected by the flash floods last night. The Village Hall had its own fair share of water last night (luckily we we were having a meeting). Water was pouring in the back door, Read More …

When you are next in the Village Hall, be sure to take a look at the community’s new aerial photo of the village (taken pre 1990). Many thanks to Brian Dormer of North Street for donating it.

Riverside Naturally is a new community group that involves people, who live or work in Riverside, in developing the open spaces in environmentally friendly ways. Early priorities include developing a wildflower meadow and edible hedge at the orchard; mapping open Read More …