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Festival Boost For Local Food And Drink Industry

Forth Valley Food Festival provided a welcome boost for local food and drink businesses during the school October break (10- 25 October). The… Read More

First Round Of Scene Stirling Grants

Three local creative projects have benefitted from the first round of a new grants scheme aimed at reinvigorating and supporting arts and culture in… Read More

Food Fest Line-Up Announced

From rainbow bread making to picking giant pumpkins, Forth Valley Food Festival has a fun filled line-up for local foodies and families to enjoy over… Read More

Made From Scotland: Modern Stone Age Breaks Into Drinks Industry

Blairhoyle based craftsman Keith Burnett has gone from cutting through giant 25 tonne rocks to hand-finishing tiny 20-millimetre cubes, in a bid to break into… Read More

Bike Medics To The Rescue: Charity Launches Free Roadside Repair Service For Nhs

Charity Forth Environment Link is set to launch a free roadside bike repair service for NHS key workers to encourage them to keep on… Read More

Free Bike Initiative Extended Until Late Autumn

An initiative offering Stirling residents free access to bikes has been extended until late autumn thanks to funding from Paths for All’s Smarter Choices,… Read More

Third Helping Of Food Fest

Forth Valley Food Festival will return this October with a series of virtual… Read More

Historic Perthshire Castle To Host Digital Farmers’ Market

Megginch Castle, once home to a community of apple-growing monks, will soon play host to weekly… Read More

Community Project Grows With Appointment Of Head Gardener

Ambitious plans to develop the grounds of Bannockburn House have been given a boost with the appointment of horticultural guru Kate White as Head Gardener. Read More

A Write Workout: Laura Delivers 100 Literary Lessons In Lockdown

You may have heard of Joe Wicks, but local writer and workshop tutor, Laura Fyfe from Stirling has spent the last four months providing exercises… Read More

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