Council

Previous Editions 2007

August 2007 Edition In this back-to-school edition we visit Port of Menteith Primary’s enthusiastic young environmentalists, find out how parents and children are benefitting from parental involvement at Allan’s Primary School, and sample tasty – and healthy – school lunches at Stirling High School. And we look forward to the move to the new Raploch Community Campus with children from Kildean School. There’s also a look behind the scenes at the Forth Valley CCTV headquarters, a report from the launch of the Stirling area’s new promotional campaign ‘Stirling – Scotland’s Heart’, 16 new short walks to try around the Council area, a visit to a Trossachs rural business mentoring scheme, a chat with the City Centre Manager, the usual run-down of What’s On dates for the diary, and lots more.
Summer 2007 This summer’s issue includes details on all your new councillors, an A-Z list of Council services, the latest on the area’s new-look libraries, blooming marvellous news about compost and the new household recycling centre, sustainable ideas from Council employees about saving energy and resources at work and at home, the chance to meet local children who are Determined to Succeed in the business world, some surprising secrets behind Stirling streetnames, the latest developments at Forthside, and lots more.
Spring Edition 2007 In this spring 2007 issue (out early February) there’s a special feature on the upcoming May elections, a visit behind the scenes with David Bright, the Council’s Emergency Planning Officer, advice on how to rustle up great home compost, and a feature on the new-look Port Street. We catch up on progress at three PPP schools projects – St Modan’s, Stirling and Wallace High – and meet horse-loving Leanne Peters, who’s galloping towards her goals with help from the Learning Disability Team. Plus lots more!

August 2007 Edition
In this back-to-school edition we visit Port of Menteith Primary’s enthusiastic young environmentalists, find out how parents and children are benefitting from parental involvement at Allan’s Primary School, and sample tasty – and healthy – school lunches at Stirling High School. And we look forward to the move to the new Raploch Community Campus with children from Kildean School.

There’s also a look behind the scenes at the Forth Valley CCTV headquarters, a report from the launch of the Stirling area’s new promotional campaign ‘Stirling – Scotland’s Heart’, 16 new short walks to try around the Council area, a visit to a Trossachs rural business mentoring scheme, a chat with the City Centre Manager, the usual run-down of What’s On dates for the diary, and lots more.

Summer 2007
This summer’s issue includes details on all your new councillors, an A-Z list of Council services, the latest on the area’s new-look libraries, blooming marvellous news about compost and the new household recycling centre, sustainable ideas from Council employees about saving energy and resources at work and at home, the chance to meet local children who are Determined to Succeed in the business world, some surprising secrets behind Stirling streetnames, the latest developments at Forthside, and lots more.

Spring Edition 2007
In this spring 2007 issue (out early February) there’s a special feature on the upcoming May elections, a visit behind the scenes with David Bright, the Council’s Emergency Planning Officer, advice on how to rustle up great home compost, and a feature on the new-look Port Street. We catch up on progress at three PPP schools projects – St Modan’s, Stirling and Wallace High – and meet horse-loving Leanne Peters, who’s galloping towards her goals with help from the Learning Disability Team. Plus lots more!