Storm Eowyn has passed but many buildings across Stirling and the surrounding area have been left with damage.
Nearly 100 roads were closed due to fallen trees and debris, while thousands of residents were left without power after Friday’s extreme weather.
Approximately 45 properties still had not had electricity restored by Tuesday morning.
While all schools in the Stirling area were closed during the storm, several school buildings suffered damage in the high winds.
Fintry Primary School reopened on Tuesday, while other Borestone is still unsafe.
Local man Calum MacPhail captured footage of Borestone Primary during the storm that you can watch below.
Closed roads include Greenwood Avenue (behind the Back Walk in the city centre), Stroneslaney Road between Strathyre and Balquhidder, Newton Loan in Dunblane,
and Conic Way in Drymen.
A Stirling Council spokesperson said: “We would like to thank our staff, partners and communities for their efforts in keeping vital services going and looking after the most vulnerable in our communities during one of the worst storms of recent times.
“We will continue to keep residents and communities updated as we continue the recovery from this extreme weather event.”
We’ve compiled a comprehensive list of storm-related building closures and their expected reopening times.
Borestone Primary School
Borestone Primary School sustained roof damage during Friday’s bad weather.
Both the school and the nursery were closed from Monday to Wednesday.
It will fully re-open tomorrow (Thursday).
The extent of the damage to the upstairs classrooms is still being assessed.
An exclusion zone at the south end of Borestone Primary School has been set up to ensure the safety of staff and pupils.
Scaffolding will be erected for roof repairs.
Some classes will be merged, while others will be taught in different rooms.
P7BI and P7Be pupils are being moved to Stirling High School, with details being sent to those affected.
The Back Walk/Greenwood Avenue
Large rocks and boulders from the Back Walk have led to a path and road closure.
Greenwood Avenue has been blocked off until the damage is assessed.
Specialist engineers will survey the area this week and an update will be issued in due course.
Bridge of Allan Primary School
Bridge of Allan Primary School also suffered damage to its roof.
The nursery reopened on Tuesday and the school will open tomorrow (Wednesday).
Alpha Centre, Fallin
The Alpha Centre in Fallin will be shut this week after the storm caused damage to its roof.
People with bookings at the community centre have been advised of the closure.
The unexpected closure means weekly events, such as Grub Hub, have been called off.
The area has been made safe for the neighbouring school.
SEPA Stirling
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) had its Castle Business Park building damaged in Storm Eowyn.
Contractors are currently assessing the damage, with an update expected shortly.
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