Ahead of the opening of our exhibition ‘Avenues to the Past: Stirling’s Historic Streets’, we’ve created this quick guide to Conservation Areas.

BEFS has drawn together a call to action for the next Scottish Government. Our Manifesto outlines how essential investment is key to unlocking substantial value for public money and driving progress across vital public policy portfolios, including environmental sustainability, skills and economic development, housing, poverty, and health - unlocking the immense potential of our built heritage to deliver warmer homes, local employment, thriving town centres, and much more.

PhD Project - 2026 AHRC Doctoral Landscape Award- Collaborative Doctoral Award (CDA) PhD Studentship at University of Stirling, listed on FindAPhD.com

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Scotland's largest free festival celebrating Architectural Heritage: Windows to the Past, Doors to the Future

It's Bloody Scotland this weekend, the Scottish International Crime Writing Festival. To mark the occasion we're taking a look at two of Stirling's historic jails, the Old Town Jail and the Tolbooth. Read on to find about the history of these two buildings.

For International Women's Day we invited archaeologist Morag Cross to share the story of pioneering Stirling archaeologist Christian MacLagan

Stand shoulder to shoulder with Robert the Bruce on the site of his greatest victory

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