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
Ready to tackle the ice and snow
Proposed New Noticeboard in Cooperage Quay
Riverside Community Council currently maintains several noticeboards around the Riverside area. These noticeboards provide information such as:
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Details of Stirling Council surgeries
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Community Council meetings
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Activities of local volunteer groups e.g. Old Harbour Woods
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Local community events - concerts, ceilidhs, craft sessions, etc.
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Community consultation events
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Locations of defibrillators
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Advent calendars
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How to contact Stirling Council re bins not being emptied, etc.
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The proposed new noticeboard is an agenda item for discussion at the next RCC meeting, to be held at Riverside Primary School, 7:15pm 26th February. This will be an opportunity to provide feedback (both positive and negative) and/or any suggestions.
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Please come along, if only to hear what else is happening in the community and enjoy some delicious homemade cakes and treats.
A couple of the existing noticeboards
Proposed new noticeboard
Proposed site of the new noticeboard
Ready to tackle the ice and snow
Ready to tackle the ice and snow, the 4 zones have all their equipment to hopefully make Riverside a safer place. Huge thanks to the Gritting Group who have volunteered to undertake this task supported by the Community Council and Stirling Council
Noticeboards & Defribillators
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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