Stirling Council is facing a budget gap of more than £17 million - with council tax set to rise by 7%.
Council documents show they're needing to fill a budget gap of £17.6 million, when they set out their spending plans today.
Councillors will debate a rise in council tax - with the administration proposing a 7% rise.
Meanwhile, a report says local authorities are facing a "prolonged" period of constrained funding.
Call for changes to planned work on RAAC homes
SNP win Stirling East by-election
Man arrested after Camelon rape
Ambulance staff "frequently" attacked during alcohol-related callouts
Refinery workers prioritised for new jobs