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- Margaret Brisley was hugely respected as a Councillor and dedicated more than four decades to serving her community. The Bannockburn and Eastern Villages Ward member, who served as a Labour councillor for 44 years before becoming Stirling Council Leader in September, passed away on Sunday.
www.stirling.gov.uk/news/tributes-paid-following-passing-of-stirling-council-leader-cllr-margaret-brisley/Tributes paid following passing of Stirling Council Leader ...
5 days ago · 28 October 2024. Tributes have been paid to Stirling Council leader Margaret Brisley who has died aged 79 following a short illness. The Bannockburn and Eastern Villages Ward member, who served as ...
5 days ago · Margaret Brisley was hugely respected as a Councillor and dedicated more than four decades to serving her community. The Bannockburn and Eastern Villages Ward member, who served as a Labour councillor for 44 years before becoming Stirling Council Leader in September, passed away on Sunday.
5 days ago · Margaret Brisley in April 2022 when standing for re-election. Image: Stirling Labour. Deputy leader of Stirling Council, Councillor Gerry McGarvey, said: “Margaret was returned as a councillor ...
5 days ago · Stirling. Stirling Council Leader Cllr Margaret Brisley has died at the age of 79 following a short illness. The Bannockburn and Eastern Villages Ward member, who served as a Labour councillor for ...
5 days ago · More info. Stirling Council leader Margaret Brisley has died at the age of 79. The news was revealed by the family on social media late Sunday evening, with the statement confirming the veteran ...
“On behalf of COSLA my thoughts and condolences are with the family and friends of Councillor Margaret Brisley, Stirling’s Council Leader, following the sad news of her passing. Margaret was a well-respected Councillor, serving her community for 44 years as an elected official, and becoming Deputy Leader and later Leader at Stirling Council.
5 days ago · Stirling and Strathallan MP Chris Kane – from whom Ms Brisley succeeded, described the former councillor as a “trailblazer for women in politics.” He said: “Margaret was a champion for Bannockburn and the Eastern Villages for over 40 years. “She was a trailblazer for women in local politics and a passionate advocate for local government.
