Here are some of the key topics under discussion this month. Our full list of intiatives is on our home page
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Transport |
Dunblane Community Council (DCC) has asked Stirling Council to consider installing a pedestrian crossing on the dual carriageway across from the Dunblane Centre to improve road safety for people accessing the centre. DCC has asked Stirling Council to consider improving the slip roads to the A9 at the Queen Victoria school junction. These are very short and therefore dangerous for road users.
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DCC has secured the sponsorship of a Stirling Councillor to verify that Dunblane will be elligible for a portion of the windfall funding should the Windburn wind farm development behind Dumyat be allowed to proceed.
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Heritage |
The Old Bank initiative has DCC's support and has now managed to secure 600 members supporting its vision to become an Arts and Heritage centre with a music / cinema room and a cafe.
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Community |
DCC has written to Keith Brown MSP, to ask him to take action against the proposed build of a 5G Telecoms Mast at Murdoch Terrace close to Dunblane Primary school. The letter details the legal precendent and scientific evidence that is starting to point towards 5G masts being a potential health hazard. Keith Brown has in turn written to the responsible minister in the Scottish Government.
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Housing |
The proposed development of 44 houses in Kelly Wind has now gone to appeal. The Blairforkie development is on hold.
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Green Spaces | Stirling Council has confirmed that work to repair the Memorial Bridge (opposite the War Memorial) will be complted by Remembrance Sunday. |