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Volunteers praised as Callander Primary School nears completion

Volunteers and Kier Construction praised for community work during Callander Primary School build, supporting local charities. Stirling ...

The TEA Editorial Desk · 31 August 2026

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Stirling community group expands food poverty services

A cash injection of £5,000 has enabled a support organisation to reach more families in need.

Stirling · 30 Aug 2026
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Stirling community café serves thousands of meals while tackling isolation as well as hunger

Support for Families’ Aunties café and community fridge provide free meals, food and a welcoming social space in Stirling, with a £5,000 grant helping expand the service.

Stirling · 28 Aug 2026
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New seven-day bus reconnects Stirling’s eastern villages with the city

The C17 bus has launched as a two-year pilot linking Fallin, Throsk, Cowie and Plean with Stirling, including new Sunday travel and better hospital connections.

Stirling, Fallin, Throsk, Cowie and Plean · 28 Aug 2026
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