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Stirling: Forth and Endrick ward · number 2 of 7 on the ballot paper

Robert Davies

Independent

Standing for the council in Stirling: Forth and Endrick ward, polling day 1 October 2026. Has stood 2 times before, on Democracy Club’s records.

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In their own wordsRob has been a Councillor since 2007 and living in the ward means that he knows firsthand just how disruptive the two bridge failures have been. He also aware of how bad the roads are in this rural ward. As an Independen…

Rob has been a Councillor since 2007 and living in the ward means that he knows firsthand just how disruptive the two bridge failures have been. He also aware of how bad the roads are in this rural ward. As an Independent candidate his only loyalty is to his constituents and therefore can put their interests first rather than that of a political party that has its own agenda. Rural wards have not had a meaningful representation on Council committees in the past and, if re-elected, Rob will work hard to make sure that the Council is fully aware of rural issues. He undertakes to work in full collaboration with all Councillors to ensure the best outcome for Forth & Endrick. In the short-term that means getting the bridges repaired and, in the longer-term, doing everything possible to promote economic development in the Ward through better infrastructure.

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Says the short-term priority is getting the two failed bridges repaired, and longer-term promoting economic development through better infrastructure.

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In the short-term that means getting the bridges repaired and, in the longer-term, doing everything possible to promote economic development in the Ward through better infrastructure.
Sourced: Statement to voters: Robert Davies
In the short-term that means getting the bridges repaired and, in the longer-term, doing everything possible to promote economic development in the Ward through better infrastructure.

Statement to voters: Robert Davies, Robert Davies (candidate), via Democracy Club. Retrieved 19 September 2026. Archived copy. https://candidates.democracyclub.org.uk/person/22485/

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Every candidate's page has the same structure and the same cards, in the same order. Previous candidacies on Democracy Club’s records (2): Stirling council, Forth And Endrick ward; Stirling council, Forth And Endrick ward.