The 74-year-old died on Sunday (18th December) following a short illness.
Stirling Councillor, Graham Houston has died at the age of 74, following a short illness.
The Dunblane and Bridge of Allan ward member, who was first elected as an SNP Councillor in May 2007, passed away on Sunday, 18th December.
SNP Stirling Council Group Leader, Scott Farmer led the tributes from across the Council.
He said: “This is an extremely sad news for everyone in the SNP Group and I would like to share my heartfelt condolences with Graham’s wife Jennifer, his family and friends.
“Graham was a man of integrity and a dedicated public servant, representing his constituents with distinction to the very end despite his illness.
Meanwhile, Stirling Council Leader, Chris Kane said: “I am incredibly saddened and shocked to hear the news of Graham’s passing.
“Graham was genuine and hardworking, a committed Councillor who cared deeply about serving the needs of his constituents in Dunblane and Bridge of Allan.
“Graham was a formidable political opponent who was respected and admired across the political divide and that says a lot about his character.
“My thoughts are with his family, friends and colleagues at this difficult time.”
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