Alastair Majury: Last News

Click here for more news and sport from the Stirling area.Tory Mid Scotland and Fife MSP Alexander Stewart, himself a resident of Bridge of Allan, aded: “This debacle has been allowed to rumble on as a result of the previous SNP Planning Minister’s intervention, with a raft of subsequent extensions.“I have requested of the minister that no more extensions be granted and that the entire project’s application be rejected, above all to protect our local environment but not least to allow our local residents to move on without this unresolved debacle hanging over them on a daily basis.”Bridge of Allan and Dunblane Tory councillor Alastair Majury added: “Local democracy has been completely ignored by the Scottish Government and Park of Keir

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Concerns have been raised over the state of a Dunblane park which has been the subject of public frustration for more than four years.Local residents have been fighting on the issue - including writing petitions for work to be carried out - and have been hopeful of forcing Stirling Council for investment into necessary repairs and improvements for the facility.The cause has been taken up by Dunblane and Bridge of Allan councillor Alastair Majury, who has complained that the park is in a “worse state then ever”, with recent weather leaving large patches waterlogged and unusable.Mr Majury also claims the council has left play equipment to

Almost 4000 parking tickets have been issued in the first half of the year by Stirling Council despite lockdown.A Freedom of Information request by Dunblane and Bridge of Allan councillor Alastair Majury revealed that between December 17 2019 and June 23 this year 3913 parking tickets were issued.Almost 10 per cent of these, however - 364 tickets - were cancelled.The figures would normally have been presented to the council’s environment and housing committee, however meetings of the committee have been suspended due to the ongoing Covid-19 situation.For the same period 226 new cases were reported to the Anti-Social Behaviour team, with 162 cases remaining open.Whilst there had been 292 reports of fly tipping received since the beginning of