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In 2019, the groups to benefit from small grants from the Wind Farm Fund were:-
- 4th-85th Dunblane Scouts
- Ashfield Village Association
- Dunblane Development Trust Dunblane in Bloom
- DDT Memory Café/Mid-Week Group
- Dunblane Bowling Club
- Dunblane Cathedral Handbell Ringers
- Dunblane Fling
- Dunblane Primary School Parent Council
- Dunblane Soccer Club
- Friends of Holmehill
- Leighton Library Trust
- Rubber Chicken Theatre CIC
- St Mary's Episcopal Primary School Parent Council
- St Blane's Drama Group
- Victoria Halls
The atmospheric restaurant & bar is set within Old Churches House Hotel. With pitched wooden ceilings, comfy booths and views across the Cathedral Square.
We serve a variety of traditional dishes with some modern twists. All our dishes are made using fresh local produce and tailored to include the tastiest seasonal produce.
FOOD AVAILABLE FROM
11AM - 8:30PM, MONDAY TO SATURDAY
11AM - 8:00PM SUNDAY
To book a table please call: + 44 (0) 1786 825142
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See the Facebook page of Mason Belles Dunblane
Glassingall Estates Ltd and Active Stirling have submitted to Stirling Council a Proposal of Application Notice for the development of 135 bespoke holiday lodges and a purpose-built residential activity centre on the Glassingall Estate near Dunblane.
Public Exhibitions are to be held where members of the development team will be in attendance to provide information and answer questions that the local community may have.
NEW DATES
Victoria Hall, Dunblane, Tuesday 26 November 2019 (3pm – 7pm)
Kinbuck Village Hall, Kinbuck, Tuesday 3 December 2019 (4pm – 7pm)
Please see details below of a funding workshop run by the Robertson Trust for their Wee Grants for Wee Groups programme. This is a great opportunity for community groups (including Community Councils) to find out more about Wee Grants for Wee Groups and maximise their chances of a successful application. Places are limited, so don’t delay. Please note this workshop is not open to registered charities, though registered charities are eligible to apply to Wee Grants for Wee Groups.
The Robertson Trust is looking for ten constituted community groups to join them in Stirling for a free Wee Grants for Wee Groups ‘Making an Application’ workshop.
The event will take place on Tuesday 5 November at the Barracks Conference Centre from 10 am – 12 pm and offers two representatives from each group the opportunity to work with Funding Officers on writing an application for an award of between £500-£2000.
Although the fund is also open to registered charities this particular workshop is only for constituted community groups and they ask that you familiarise yourself with their eligibility guidance before getting in touch.
You can request a place at the workshop by contacting them (maximum two per organisation). Spaces are limited and a member of their Giving Team will be in touch to confirm availability.
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Jean Cowie
Funding Officer
Stirling Council
Old Viewforth
14-20 Pitt Terrace
Stirling
FK8 2ET
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Tel: 01786 233143
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Dunblane Community Council has won the Mike Seal Cup 2019 for its work on one of the High Street's listed buildings (constructed in 1726).
Read more about the work undertaken at 22/24 High Street
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This Planning Application is being considered now by Stirling Council
Major development on A9 Northbound at Firs of Kinbuck on land some 500m South West of Balhaldie Farm, Dunblane
Proposed roadside services comprising Petrol Filling Station (sui generis), Truck Stop, Restaurants and Drive-thru (Class 3/sui generis), Amenity Building (Class 1 & 3 and ancillary uses), Hotel (Class 7), landscaping, access and ancillary works. View Planning Application 19/00243/PPP
Tell the Council what you think asap
This News Item was posted in August 2018
The Proposal of Application Notice is for Land at Firs of Kinbuck, A9, 500m South-west of Balhaldie Farm, Dunblane.
The Notice is for the Erection of a Roadside Services Area comprising Petrol Filling Station, a Truck Stop, a Restaurant and Drive-thru’s an Amenity Building and a Hotel and Leisure (whatever all that means!)
You can read the Proposal of Application Notice and look at the location plan
If you want to know more, come along to a Public Exhibition in the Victoria Hall, Dunblane on Tuesday 2nd October 2018 from 3pm to 8pm
Linsey Scott, Chef Proprietor of Linlithgow-based Mason Belles Kitchen will take over the running of Old Churches House from the beginning of November 2019
