The Scottish Government has made a commitment to provide 1140 hours of free Early Learning and Childcare for 3 and 4 year olds by 2020.
As part of the expansion plan Local Authorities have been phasing in 1140 hours in some settings. Clackmannanshire is no different and from...More
Clackmannanshire Council is proposing to make streetscape enhancements to Stirling Street and Brook Street, Alva which aim to improve how it feels to live in, move around and visit Alva, and improve journeys to school.
The proposals aim to improve pedestrian access to shops, schools and...More
‘Enable people in Clackmannanshire and Stirling to live full and positive lives within supportive communities’
By bringing health and social care services across Clackmannanshire & Stirling together, we have the opportunity to improve our outcomes through joint working,...More
Over the last 8 years, the Council has made savings of over £43m. The Council’s current budget requirement for 2019/20 will be around £124m, however the funding we expect to get amounts to around £113m. After making savings of around 30% over the past decade, it is now almost...More
The Council approved the Housing financial business plan in 2018 which set objectives for the next 5 years.
The proposed objectives are:
We want to keep our focus on front line service delivery so we can maintain a high level of satisfaction. In our Tenant Satisfaction and...More
It is proposed that priority for admission to Roman Catholic primary schools be given to pupils who are baptised Roman Catholics and that other children may be admitted by means of a placing request. This allows the Council to manage the admissions and if necessary, reserve places for Roman...More
'Common good' in Clackmannanshire is property which has been passed down to Clackmannanshire Council, through local government re-organisation, from our former burghs who would either have received it as a gift or purchased it. It refers to
land and buildings
items such as furniture...More
Transforming Your Council
A Corporate Plan is a key strategic Council document.
It says where the Council wants to be in four years’ time, together with a clear statement of priorities that will guide employees in decision making over that period of time.
The...More
The Clackmannanshire Community Safety Group works in partnership to identify the issues which services and communities consider community safety issues and concerns.
The group hopes to improve the feeling of safety, in particular vulnerable people, through building strong networks of...More
Clackmannanshire Council is looking for the views of current and future electric vehicle owners on what charging infrastructure is required in Clackmannanshire over the next 5 years. We are therefore looking for the views of people who live, work and travel in the area on what you see as the...More
Clackmannanshire currently has 5 Bookbug sessions which take place in our libraries/CAPs.
Due to branch closures the Menstrie and Clackmannan Bookbug Sessions are moving to the Ben Cleuch and Speirs Centre respectively. More
The BSL National Plan was launched by Scottish Government in October 2017. By October 2018 all Local Authorities must also produce their own plans to improve services for BSL speakers.
The Clackmannanshire Council draft BSL Plan was produced following The draft plan can be viewed in...More
The Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 makes provision for regulating the sale of alcohol and for regulating licensed premises and other premises where alcohol is sold.
Clackmannanshire Licensing Board is required to publish a statement of its policy with respect to carrying out its functions...More
Clackmannanshire Council and Police Scotland are exploring the possibility of co-locating police operations in Clackmannanshire at Kilncraigs, Alloa.
The aim of the proposal is to enhance the extensive partnership working which is already in place between the two...More
The Local Housing Strategy (LHS) is the local authority’s sole strategic document for housing in the area.
The Housing (Scotland) Act 2001 places a statutory requirement on local authorities to produce an LHS, setting out its strategic priorities, plans and delivery of housing and...More
In association with the new residential development on Queen Street and Park Street, Clackmannanshire Council propose the introduction of a junction speed table on Queen Street, at its junction with Park Street. This is proposed under the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, Sections 36 to 40 and The Road...More
This short survey has been developed by Clackmannanshire and Stirling Child Protection Committee to understand better what people in the community know about child protection and what additional information they would like to have. More
Clackmannanshire Council is currently working on a number of active travel projects to encourage walking and cycling in and around Clackmannanshire.
We'd like to know what you think about our walking and cyling network and how that network is promoted. More
We are keen to hear your views
It is important for Clackmannanshire Council to know how you and your relative/ the person you care for feel about the quality of the Short Stay Assessment service at Ludgate House.
We would like you to help us by taking a few minutes to answer some...More
It is important for Clackmannanshire Council to know how you and your relative/the person that care for you feel about the quality of the service at Ludgate Resource Centre. We would like you to help us by taking a few minutes to answer some questions on the attached questionnaire. If you would...More
It is important for our service to gather the views of staff to identify key issues raised in order that the management team can respond with agreed actions for improvement.
It would be appreciated if you would take a few minutes to answer some questions on the attached questionaire,If you...More
It is important for Clackmannanshire Council to know how you and your relative/the person that care for you feel about the quality of the service at Ludgate Resource Centre. We would like you to help us by taking a few minutes to answer some questions on the attached questionnaire. If you would...More
We are keen to hear your views
It is important for Clackmannanshire Council to know how you feel about the quality of the Short Stay Assessment care you received. We would like you to help us by taking a few minutes to answer some questions on the attached questionnaire. Please post it back...More