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Stirling - Multiple Traffic Notices
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The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (Kersebonny Road, Cambusbarron) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic - No 2) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 21-8-26.
This Order will close:-
Kersebonny Road From its junction with Woolcarders Court to its junction with the A811 on 15-9-26 to facilitate tree felling and trimming works.
Access for emergency services will be maintained
Alternative Routes:- via Kersebonny Road, Mill Road, The Brae, Mill Hill, Main
Street, Touch Road, A811 and vice versa
A COPY of the Order can be provided by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk.
The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (St Anne’s Crescent / Wallace Street, Bannockburn) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 21-8-26.
This Order will close:-
St Anne’s Crescent For its entire length.
Wallace Street For its entire length from 0800 hours until 1700 hours from 14-9-26 to 25-9-26 to facilitate roads maintenance works.
Emergency service access will be maintained
Alternative routes:- n/a
A COPY of the Order can be provided by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk.
The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (Auchinlay Road, Dunblane) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic - No 2) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 21-8-26.
This Order will close:-
Auchinlay Road From its junction with the B8033 to its junction with Strathmore Avenue from 0930 hours until 1530 hours on 14-9-26 to facilitate public utility works.
Emergency service access will be maintained.
Alternative Routes:- Northbound via Auchinlay Road, Kilbryde Crescent, Doune Road, Springfield Terrace, B8033 Southbound via B8033, Clarendon Place, Springfield Terrace, Doune Road, Kilbryde Crescent, Auchinlay Road
A COPY of the Order can be provided by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk.
The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (Park Avenue, Stirling) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic and Suspension of Parking - Amendment) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 21-8-26.
This Order will close and suspend the parking on :
Park Avenue From the main entrance to King’s Park in a south-westerly direction for its entire length from 0800 hours until 1800 hours from 14-9-26 until 24-10-26 to facilitate roads maintenance works. Please note that this is a change to the previously advertised dates of 7 - 27-9-26
Alternative Routes:- n/a
A COPY of the Order can be provided by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk.
The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (20 mph Speed Limit) (Stirling) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 21-8-26.
This order introduce a 20 mph speed limit zone on Forthside Way on the grounds of road safety following the construction of a new active travel route.
A COPY of the Order can be requested by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk and quoting Ref No TM/6 - SRO/2026(250)
Anyone wishing to question the validity of this Order, should write to the Court of Session within six weeks of 21-8-26.
The Stirling Council (Various Roads, Stirling) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2026 Stirling Council, in exercise of the powers conferred on it by Section 14(1)(b), 22C and 22D of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by Schedule 1 of the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991, and of all other enabling powers, hereby makes the following Order:.
This Order may be cited as “The Stirling Council (Various Roads, Stirling) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2026” which will come into effect at 00:01 hours on Friday 11 September 2026 until 23:59 hours on Sunday 13 September 2026.
This Order restricts the use of the following roads:
Road in Stirling to be Closed Extent of Closure A84, Millenium Way For its entire length.
Back O’Hill Road From Ballengeich Roundabout to the junction of that section of Raploch Road from Back O’Hill Road to the point where it meets Drip Road.
Ballengeich Road From its junction with Raploch Road to the point where it meets Ballengeich Pass.
B8051, Raploch Road From King’s Knot Roundabout to Ballengeich Roundabout.
B8051, Dumbarton Road West From the junction with Albert Place to King’s Knot Roundabout.
A811, Dumbarton Road West From King’s Knot Roundabout to the junction of North Kersebonny Road.
Castleview Park & Ride In its entirety.
Castle Business Park In its entirety.
Alternative Route:- via A811 - B8075, Kirk Lane - A84 - Drip Road - Raploch Road - Back O’Hill
Road - Drip Road - Customs Roundabout - A9, Burghmuir Road, Craigs Roundabout - Wellgreen
- St Ninian’s Road - B8051 (Snowdon Place - Drummond Place - King’s Park Road - Victoria
Place - Queen’s Road) and vice versa.
The reason for making this Order is to ensure public safety during the upcoming BBC Radio 2 event.
The Order is made by Stirling Council as Traffic Authority and signed by Dorothy Reid, Head of Service (Environment and Place) on 21 August 2026.
A COPY of the Order can be provided by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk.
The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (Radio 2 Concert) (Temporary Traffic Management) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 21-8-26.
The ORDER will close:-
A811 Dumbarton Road from King’s Knot roundabout to the junction of Kersebonny Road.
Dumbarton Road West From the junction of Albert Place to King’s Knot roundabout.
A84, Millenium Way For its entire length.
Raploch Road From King’s Knot roundabout to Ballengeich roundabout.
Back O’Hill Road From Ballengeich roundabout and the junction of the section of Raploch Road from its junction with Back O’Hill Road
to the point where it meets Drip Road from 12 noon until 2359 hours on 11-9-26 and from 0800 hours until
2359 hours on 12 - 13-9-26. Please note the weight
restriction on the B8075 will be suspended for the duration of the closures.
Alternative Route:- via A811, B8075, Kirk Lane, A84, Drip Road, Raploch Road, Drip Road, Customs Roundabout, A9, Burghmuir Road, Craigs Roundabout, Wellgreen, St Ninians Road, B8051, Snowdon Place, Drummond Place, Victoria Place, Queens Road and vice versa.
The Order will introduce a Clearway on:
Drip Road (that section from Kildean Roundabout to the point where it meets Raploch Road).
Raploch Road For its entire length.
A84, Millenium Way For its entire length.
Back O’Hill Road For its entire length.
A811, Dumbarton Road From the junction of Touch Road to the junction of Albert Place from 0600 hours until 2359 hours from 11 - 13-9-26.
The ORDER will also introduce a residents protection zone and close (access prohibited except for residents):-
Atholl Place For its entire length
Billy Bremner Way For its entire length
Brewster Street For its entire length
Craigforth Crescent For its entire length
Craighall Road For its entire length
Cordiner Court For its entire length
Curlers Loan For its entire length
Duff Crescent For its entire length
Elm Street For its entire length
Fairley Crescent For its entire length
Glendevon Drive For its entire length
Hope Street For its entire length
Hulston Road For its entire length
Huntly Crescent For its entire length
King Robert Court For its entire length
Oak Street For its entire length
Raploch Road Service Road For its entire length
Waulker Avenue For its entire length
Weir Street For its entire length from 12 noon until 2359 hours on 11-9-26 and from 0800 hours until 2359 hours on 12 - 13-9-26 Emergency service access will be maintained for all road closures.
This Order will also introduce a 30-mph speed limit on A84 - Millenium Way and Raploch Road from 28 August 2026 until 21 September 2026
This Order will also introduce a 30-mph speed limit on A84 - Millenium Way and A811 - Dumbarton Road and a 20-mph speed Limit on Drip Road from 11 September 2026 until 13 September 2026.
This Order will also prohibit waiting, except for taxis from 12 noon until 2359 hours on Friday 11 September 2026 and from 0800 hours until 2359 hours on Saturday 12 September 2026 and Sunday 13 September 2026 on:
Queens Road On the west side of the road from its junction with Balmoral Place in a southerly direction for a distance of 35 metres or thereby. All restrictions are required to ensure the safety of the public during the Radio 2 Concert.
A COPY of the Order, may be requested by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk
ROADS (SCOTLAND) ACT 1984
SPEED TABLES FORTH CRESCENT, FORTHSIDE WAY, RONALD PLACE, ROYAL STUART WAY, STIRLING BUSINESS PARK ROAD STIRLING
The STIRLING COUNCIL, under Section 36 of the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, propose to construct speed tables as detailed in the Schedule hereto with a view to improving road safety by slowing traffic speeds at Forth Crescent, Forthside Way, Ronald Place, Royal Stuart Way, Stirling Business Park Road, Stirling.
A COPY of the plan showing the locations affected by the proposal can be requested by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk.
Objectors must state their reasons in writing to the Head of Environment and Place, by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk by 23 September 2026 and quoting reference number TM/6 - RH/2026(2).
Forth Crescent 1 Refer to Plan Forth Crescent 1
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 2.2 metres in length with 1.5-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 2.0-metre-wide informal crossing point.
0.0 metres east of the projected eastern kerbline of Forth Street.
Forth Crescent 2
Refer to Plan Forth Crescent 2
1 No raised table junction comprising flat top with 36 metres long by 17 metres wide with 2.0 metre ramps to all three sides which lifts the table 100mm above carriageway level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 4.5-metre-wide tiger crossing to the south-west side of the junction with Millar Place.
18.0 metres south-west of the projected western kerbline of the junction with Millar Place. Forthside Way Active Travel West ATW 1 Refer to plan ATW 1-2
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 3.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 2.4-metre-wide zebra crossing.
15 metres south-east of the projected eastern kerbline of Shore Road. Forthside Way Active Travel West ATW 2 Refer to plan ATW 1-2
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 6.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 2.4-metre-wide informal crossing point.
87 metres south-east of the projected eastern kerbline of Shore Road Forthside Way Active Travel West ATW 3 Refer to plan ATW 3-4
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 13.0 metres in length with 1.5-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 10.0-metre-wide informal crossing point.
224 metres south-east of the projected eastern kerbline of Shore Road Forthside Way Active Travel West ATW 4 Refer to plan ATW 3-4
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 7.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 7.0-metre-wide informal crossing point.
359 metres south-east of the projected eastern kerbline of Shore Road Forthside Way Active Travel West ATW 5 Refer to plan ATW 5-7
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 7.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 6.0-metre-wide informal crossing point.
450 metres south-east of the projected eastern kerbline of Shore Road Forthside Way Active Travel West ATW 6 Refer to plan ATW 5-7
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 6.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 5.0-metre-wide informal crossing point.
500 metres south-east of the projected eastern kerbline of Shore Road Forthside Way Active Travel West ATW 7 Refer to plan ATW 5-7
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 7.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 4.5-metre-wide tiger crossing.
615 metres south-east of the projected eastern kerbline of Shore Road Forthside Way Phase 3-1 Refer to plan Forthside Way 3-1 1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 7.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 4.5-metre-wide tiger crossing.
85.0 metres east of the projected western kerbline at the Forthside Way (Phase 3 / Phase 2B / ATW) junction. Forthside Way Phase 2B- 1 Refer to plan Forthside Way 2B-1
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 7.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 4.5-metre-wide tiger crossing.
42.0 metres south of the northern kerbline of Forthside Way at the Forthisde Way (Phase 3 / Phase 2B /ATW) junction. Forthside Way Active Travel East ATE 1 Refer to plan Forthside Way ATE 1-2
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 7.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 4.5-metre-wide tiger crossing.
72.0 metres west of the projected western kerbline of the junction with Whitehouse Road.
Forthside Way Active Travel East ATE 2 Refer to plan Forthside Way ATE 1-2
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 7.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 4.5-metre-wide tiger crossing.
35.0 metres east of the projected eastern kerbline of the junction with Whitehouse Road. Forthside Way Active Travel East ATE 3 Refer to plan Springkerse Roundabout
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 9.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 4.5-metre-wide tiger crossing.
68.0 metres west of the projected western kerbline of Springkerse Roundabout Forthside Way East Bound Lane Springkerse Roundabout 3 Refer to plan Springkerse Roundabout
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 6.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 4.5-metre-wide tiger crossing.
7.0 metres east of the projected eastern kerbline of Springkerse Roundabout Forthside Way West Bound Lane Springkerse Roundabout 4 Refer to plan Springkerse Roundabout
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 6.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 4.5-metre-wide tiger crossing.
12.0 metres east of the projected eastern kerbline of Springkerse Roundabout Ronald Place 1 Refer to plan Ronald
Place 1
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 3.5 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 2.0-metre-wide informal crossing point.
0.0 metres north of the projected northern kerbline of Forth Crescent.
Royal Stuart Way Springkerse Roundabout 1 Refer to plan Springkerse Roundabout
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 7.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 4.5-metre-wide tiger crossing. 13.5 metres north of the projected northern kerbline of Springkerse Roundabout.
Stirling Business Park Road Springkerse Roundabout 2 Refer to plan Springkerse Roundabout
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 8.0 metres in length with 2.0-metre-long ramps either side which lifts the table 100mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. The table will accommodate a 4.5-metre-wide tiger crossing.
38.0 metres north-east of the projected north-eastern kerbline of Springkerse Roundabout.
The COUNCIL propose to make The Stirling Council (Albert Place / Dumbarton Road, Stirling) Waiting Restrictions) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended).
This Order proposes to amend the existing waiting restrictions:-
Albert Place - Waiting on this section of road is currently restricted to Pay and Display parking up to 30 minutes, 60 minutes and 2 hours respectively, due to difficulties in coaches accessing the current coach bay in Dumbarton Road it is proposed to relocate it to this section of road. Dumbarton Road - Waiting on this section of road is currently restricted to Coaches only. Due to difficulties in using the area for coaches and the impact on road safety this presents, it is proposed to change this to pay and display parking Subject to a charge of £1.00, £3.50 and £5.00 for up to 30 minutes, 60 minutes and 2 hours respectively.
Further details can be requested by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk.
Objectors should send their reasons in writing to the Head of Environment and Place by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk quoting reference TM/6 - SRO/2026(335) by 16-9-26.
The COUNCIL propose to make The Stirling Council (Milton, Whins of Milton, Stirling) (Prohibition of Waiting) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended). This Order proposes to:- Introduce ‘No Waiting at Any Time’ restrictions on Milton, Whins of Milton, Stirling to prevent indiscriminate parking on the grounds of road safety.
Further details can be requested by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk.
Objectors should send their reasons in writing to the Head of Service, Environment and Place by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk quoting reference TM/6 - SRO/2026(337) by 16-9-26.
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