Annual reporting

In addition to the regular Stirling Performs reporting cycle there are several annual reports that provide information on the council’s performance during the year, and how we are progressing towards our strategic priorities.

Annual Report

Each Autumn the Annual Report presents an update on the progress made during the previous financial year towards the our objectives.

A summary of this report is then included in the Stirling magazine, which is delivered to all households in the council area.

We would like to hear your feedback on the 2010/11 Annual Report, so that changes can be made to make it even more user friendly. We have therefore set up a short survey which should only take a couple of minutes to complete.  This can be accessed here.

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Statutory Performance Indicators

All councils in Scotland are required to publish their performance during the previous financial year against a set of Statutory Performance Indicators set by Audit Scotland.  Further information and comparison with other councils is available on the Audit Scotland website.

There is also a compendium of background information, covering each of the indicators reported in Stirling Performs, including details such as where the data comes from, what it measures, and how and when the targets were established. 

Annual Improvement Statement

Each year we also publish an Annual Improvement Statement, which states the priorities for improvement for the coming year.  These priorities are compiled from a variety of sources, including audits and inspections, statutory performance indicators, Stirling Performs and scrutiny reviews.

Senior Management Objectives

Objectives for the Chief Executive, Assistant Chief Executives and Heads of Service are agreed on an annual basis and the Chief Executive provides an annual report on progress.