Hear from eligible young people who tell us why they’re choosing to get the MenB vaccine.
To find out if you or someone you know is eligible for the MenB vaccine, visit https://t.co/60lUNNFC0D
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Hear from Gaynor Simpson, who's son Ross became critically unwell with meningitis whilst in his first year of university in 2023.
To find out if you or someone you know if eligible for the MenB vaccine, visit https://t.co/C1fI1zwmxn
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⌛️ Time is running out for residents and organisations to share feedback on another key part of Stirling’s Local Development Plan (LDP).
More than 1,700 people have already had their say in two surveys in this part of the consultation – the plan’s spatial strategy and the site options that are currently being considered for inclusion.
And with these surveys closing at midnight on Thursday 23 July, residents, community groups and other key stakeholders are being urged to take part before the deadline.
The spatial strategy will dictate where and how growth, development and land-use change will happen in the Stirling Council area (except Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park), directing investment and housing to the most appropriate locations.
The site options shown in this round of the consultation come from two places:
• Sites submitted by landowners and developers during the Call for Sites, which ran from August to October 2025.
• Sites already identified for development in the current Stirling Local Development Plan that have not yet started and therefore need to be reassessed to decide whether they should be included in the next plan.
Stirling Council Leader, Cllr Susan McGill said: “My thanks to everyone who has taken part in this important consultation on the new Local Development Plan. If you haven’t done so, now is the time to participate in the surveys with the deadline fast approaching.
“It’s crucial you have your say about the new Local Development Plan as it will guide how your community and the wider Stirling area looks in the future – it will impact everyone who lives, works and visits here. This part of the consultation on site options includes an opportunity to share views on where things like new housing and other major developments should happen.
“Don’t miss your chance to highlight the needs and ambitions of your community – take part in surveys before the deadline of 23 July.”
The surveys and more details can be found on the Engage Stirling website: https://t.co/YYU8dx2XaH
Read more: https://t.co/ybUW3cQ113
We are seeking to appoint a new permanent Chief Officer. This is an opportunity to lead the Partnership at a pivotal moment, with transformative change underway to put services on a sustainable footing and to produce a new 10-year strategic plan.
Apply by Friday 19 June 🔗👇
If you’re aged 50 to 74 and you’ve made a mistake on your bowel screening test, misplaced it, or you did not receive your test kit, you can request a replacement test kit at:
https://t.co/uNfV8hdboi
#BowelScreeningScotland#BowelCancerAwarenessMonth
🤔How well are you managing your health and wellbeing, and what would help to improve it?
We want your thoughts to help shape our next strategic plan for local services. Learn more and take part now: https://t.co/XMzauOWAPI
In Scotland, all young people are offered the MenACWY vaccine in S3.
If you’re under 25 and haven’t had it yet, you can still get protected - book with your local immunisation team: https://t.co/pIGHCmfe5V
Meningitis can develop quickly.
It’s important to know the signs and symptoms to look out for and what you should do if you think you or someone you know might have meningitis.
Find out more at: https://t.co/dfuweIlReT
Health Secretary @neilcgray visited @NHSForthValley to see how its Single Point of Contact programme is benefiting people with cancer and staff. It gives dedicated support to patients throughout treatment and will now be rolled out nationwide.
More ➡️ https://t.co/2VADni6bBL
We are continuing to investigate the ongoing oil pollution incident within the River Dochart, near Killin.
Over the weekend, SEPA officers will continue attending the site to assess progress with the clean-up and to determine any other actions required to minimise the release of oil into the River Dochart.
More information can be found on our website: https://t.co/TSIoiG7msu
Updates will continue to be issued when available.
@NHSForthValley are looking to hear Falkirk unpaid carers' views and experiences about various topics, such as how carers are being recognised, prescriptions, and carers’ involvement in the hospital discharge process to name a few.
Register here: https://t.co/D3siyzml5I
Join our Macmillan one to one team for coffee, chat and a wee treat, on Thursday 5 February 2026 between 13.30 and 15.30 at the Leapark Hotel, Grangemouth.
🔗 https://t.co/2B7WGNqMO5
Start the year with a calmer mind. Daylight offers simple, guided practices to help you manage anxiety and worry—anytime, anywhere.
✅ Quick exercises you can do in minutes
✅ Evidence-based techniques for peace of mind
✅ Free for NHS staff
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Staying on top of your vaccines is one of the most effective ways to reduce your risk of becoming seriously ill from diseases like meningitis, measles, and most HPV related cancers.
For more information visit https://t.co/UsqS1llgQz
#Vaccines4Students
Phase Two of the Women’s Health Plan is building on progress and taking action for women's health across Scotland.
Phase Two addresses the issues that matter to women at every stage of life with new actions and continued commitment.
#WomensHealthPlan#Phase2TakesUsFurther
Screening remains one of the most effective ways to find cancer earlier. If you’re eligible for screening, don’t ignore your invite.
Find out more at https://t.co/j2xZYTjT0O
#BeTheEarlyBird