Riverside Community Council
We are an organisation that:
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Acts as a bridge between citizens and public authorities
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Works at a local level, open to all citizens to attend meetings and take part in public deliberation
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​​Consists of people who volunteer, to help address issues on behalf of their local community
LAtest Updates
Stirling Studios
25.9.2025 - Sharon Marlow - Service Manager. Planning & Building Standards, Stirling Council
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All building refurbishment contracts are underway and due to be completed by end of March 2026
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Site investigation is all complete for the entire site
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Second phase of demolition will start November 2025
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Significant works underway to increase electricity supply to site – complete by end of year
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Significant works on due to start at the end of September to replace the water main and water pipes on site – complete by end of January 2026
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Completion of Openreach works to improve fibre connections to site to commence week beginning 29/09
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Work underway on Active Travel East and the new road which will punch through the site from Meadowforth Road to the Forthside Car park
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Riverside Works
25.9.2025 - Michaela Jackson - Transport Planning Officer., Stirling Council
‘Works have started to deliver the crossings at the Shore Road roundabout. There isn't much to report on at present, as it is still very early days. As with any scheme drivers are still getting used to the traffic management that has been put in place, we will monitor this and adjust in the coming days, if necessary. Michaela will issue weekly updates as works progress but do get in contact if you have any questions or want to report any issues. The contractor has been instructed to install 2 more No Entry signs on Forthside Way, in order to deter people from ignoring the closure.“
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12.9.2025 - Michaela Jackson - Transport Planning Officer., Stirling Council
‘Our contractor, JH Civils, will start work on site on Monday 22nd of September. Initially they will just be setting up their site welfare and putting in place traffic management to be able to undertake the works safely. The first area they will be starting on will be Shore Road roundabout (shown below).
The traffic management will include partial closures of Forthside Way and Forth Street as well as temporary traffic lights on Shore Road. All diversion routes and closures will be clearly marked. We expect this phase of works to take just under 5 weeks.
I was aware that during the construction of the Walk, Cycle, Live routes there was abuse shouted at the operatives on site. I understand that people can get frustrated but would ask that everyone allows extra time for their journeys, knowing that there will be delays. The men on site are doing a difficult job and deserve to be treated with respect and kindness.’​​​​
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Finding your way in Stirling
Go Forth Stirling and Stirling Council are working together to make sure that everyone who visits and lives in Stirling finds it easy and enjoyable to navigate around the city of Stirling.
We want to understand why you visit and how you get around within the city. We're especially keen to hear about how we can improve signage and other navigational infrastructure like information boards to help people get to where they want to go and to feel confident in exploring more of our city.
Whether you're a resident, visitor, or business we want to hear your opinions. By taking part in the survey you'll be helping us to improve city centre directions and information for everyone here and make Stirling an even better place to visit, work, study, and live. This survey will take around 10 minutes to complete.
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