Clackmannanshire Council

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Clackmannanshire Council has launched an online consultation on the priorities of local services. Like all councils, Clackmannanshire continues to face increasing costs and demand for services, while at the same time, the funding the council receives to run these services is not enough to meet its r

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Twenty-four community projects in Clackmannanshire have been awarded a total of £228,097 from the UK Shared Prosperity Communities and Place Capital Grant Fund. This is the second year this funding has been provided by the UK Government and administered by the council.

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Clackmannanshire Council has approved its Strategic Housing Investment Plan for 2025-2030. Councillors also noted that the council’s Resource Planning Assumption (RPA) funding from the Scottish Government for 2024/25 is £4.35 million with the expected spend to be in the region of £

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Clackmannanshire Council has a clear vision supported by revised priorities, with a streamlined approach to monitoring performance and political and officer leadership that has been effective in setting clear priorities, a report from external auditors has concluded. The Best Value report was presen

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Clackmannanshire Council has unanimously agreed spending on services for this year and have placed the needs of residents, communities and businesses at the heart of decision making. At a special meeting of the council last week, a revenue budget of £161.5 million which will be spent on s

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More than £18 million will be invested in Clackmannanshire Council's housing in the financial year ahead, following the agreement of the housing capital programme at this week's council meeting. Councillors also agreed a rent rise of 6.7% for homes and garages in 2024/25. The average housing r

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Residents are being invited to have a say on the range of options being put forward by officers as part of Clackmannanshire Council’s budget setting process for 2024-25. This year, the council is facing a budget gap of £11.56m which means savings are "unavoidable" and levels of provision

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Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) has been discovered in more than 100 council homes in Clackmannanshire following an extensive inspection.

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Kingdom Housing Association is celebrating a double win at the CIH Scotland Housing Awards, lifting the top prizes for ‘Excellence in Development for Affordable Housing’ in partnership with Clackmannanshire Council, and ‘Housing-led Approaches to Ending Homelessness’ for the

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