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Stirling - Multiple Road Traffic Notices
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| The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (Woodstone Road, Kippen) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic - No 3) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 30-10-26. This Order will close: |
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| Woodstone Road | For its entire length from 0800 hours until 1700 hours on 24-11-26 to facilitate public utility works. Access for emergency services will be maintained. |
| Alternative Routes: | via C36, A811, B8037, B822 and vice versa |
| A COPY of the Order can be provided by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk. The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (Somer’s Lane, Blairdrummond) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) and (B8075, Blairdrummond) (Temporary Suspension of Weight Restriction) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 30-10-26. |
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| This Order will close: | |
| Somer’s Lane | From its junction with the A84 to its junction with the C40 (Commonly known as Rossburn Lane) from 0930 hours until 1500 hours on 23-11-26 to facilitate public utility works. The weight restriction on the B8075 will be suspended for the duration of the works. Access for emergency services will be maintained. |
| Alternative Routes: | via C40 (Commonly known as Rossburn Lane), B8075, A84 and vice versa |
| A COPY of the Order can be provided by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk. The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (C31, Gartness) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 30-10-26. This Order will close: |
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| C31 | From its junction with the C58 to its junction with the A81 on 27-11-26 to facilitate public utility works. Access for emergency services will be maintained. |
| Alternative Routes: | via C58, A811, C21, A81 and vice versa |
A COPY of the Order can be provided by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk.
The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (B8034, Port of Menteith) (20mph Temporary Speed Limit) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 30-10-26.
This Order will introduce a temporary 20mph speed limit on the B8034, Port of Menteith from 16-11-26 for a period of 12 months on the grounds of public safety.
This restriction is being implemented as part of Stirling Council’s roll out of village wide 20mph speed limits that has already seen the implementation of a 20mph speed limit on the A81 through Port of Menteith.
A COPY of the Order can be provided by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk.
ROADS (SCOTLAND) ACT 1984
SPEED TABLES AND ROAD HUMPS A81, GLASGOW ROAD / A81, MILNGAVIE ROAD, BLANEFIELD / STRATHBLANE
The STIRLING COUNCIL, under Section 36 of the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, propose to construct speed tables and road humps as detailed in the Schedule hereto with a view to improving road safety by slowing traffic speeds at the A81 Glasgow Road / A81, Milngavie Road, Blanefield / Strathblane.
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
4 December 2026 and quoting reference number TM/6 - RH/2026(4).
| ROAD | TABLE TYPE | LOCATION |
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| A81 Glasgow Road |
1 No raised table junction comprising a flat top road hump encompassing the A81 Glasgow Road / Ballewan Crescent junction. Extending 18.0 metres in length on the A81, and 6.2 metres into Ballewan Crescent. With 1.5 metre long ramps on all approaches which lifts the table 75 mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. |
The junction of the A81 Glasgow Road with Ballewan Crescent. |
| A81 Glasgow Road |
1 No raised table junction comprising a flat top road hump encompassing the A81 Glasgow Road junction with Netherblane. Extending 20.3 metres in length on the A81 and 4.5 metres into Netherblane. With 1.5 metre long ramps on all approaches which lifts the table 75 mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. |
The junction of the A81 Glasgow Road with Netherblane. |
| A81 Glasgow Road |
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 6.0 metres in length with 1.5 metre long ramps either side which lifts the table 75 mm 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 metres wide informal crossing point. |
11.5 metres north-west of the projected south-western kerbline of the junction with Campsie Dene Road. |
| A81 Glasgow Road |
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 6.0 metres in length with 1.5 metre long ramps either side which lifts the table 75 mm 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 metres wide informal crossing point. |
23.5 metres south-east of the projected south-western kerbline of the junction with Campsie Dene Road. |
| A81 Glasgow Road |
1 No raised table crossing comprising a flat top road hump 6.0 metres in length with 1.5 metre long ramps either side which lifts the table 75 mm 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 metres wide informal crossing point. |
10.0 metres north-west of the projected western kerbline of the junction with Wester Leddigreen Road. |
| A81 Glasgow Road |
1 No raised table junction comprising a flat top road hump encompassing the A81 Glasgow Road junction with Kirkhouse Road. Extending 31.5 metres in length on the A81 and 8.0 metres into Kirkhouse Road. With 1.5 metre long ramps on all approaches which lifts the table 75 mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. |
The junction of the A81 Glasgow Road with Kirkhouse Road. |
| A81 Glasgow Road / Milngavie Road |
1 No raised table junction comprising a flat top road hump encompassing the A81 Glasgow Road / Milngavie Road junction with Campsie Road. Extending 28.5 metres in length on the A81 and 20.2 metres into Campsie Road. With 1.5 metre long ramps on all approaches which lifts the table 75 mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. |
The junction of the A81 Glasgow Road / Milngavie Road with the A891 Campsie Road. |
| A81 Milngavie Road |
1 No raised table junction comprising a flat top road hump encompassing the A81 Milngavie Road junction with Dumbrock Road. Extending 26.5 metres in length on the A81 and 7.0 metres into Dumbrock Road. With 1.5 metre long ramps on all approaches which lifts the table 75 mm above road level. The plateau and ramps will be surfaced with asphalt and approach ramps laid with white retroreflective teeth. |
The junction of the A81 Milngavie Road with Dumbrock Road. |
The COUNCIL propose to make The Stirling Council (20mph Speed Limit) (A81, Blanefield / Strathblane) Order 2026 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended).
This Order proposes to amend the existing 20mph limit to a 20mph speed limit zone on the A81 Milngavie Road and Glasgow Road to facilitate the introduction of traffic calming measures on road safety grounds.
Further DETAILS can be requested by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk. Objectors must state their reasons in writing to Head of Service, Environment and Place by e-mailing traffic@stirling.gov.uk quoting reference TM/6 - SRO/2026(447) by
27-11-26.
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