A Space for Living
Thanks to everyone who attended the community event in the McLintock Hall on 22nd July, where the detailed design ideas for the whole village Active Travel Plan were presented. The design consultants will now review the feedback received and refine the options.
These plans are now available for further review and comment on the Balfron Active Places website, where you can also see the plans submitted for the Clachan, Printer’s Row, Buchanan Street North, Buchanan Street South and Station Road.
Invasive Non-Native Plants
Loch Lomond Fisheries Trust are looking for you to keep an eye out for invasive non-native plants along the Endrick. More >>
Community Council Meetings
We meet on the first Thursday of the month (except for January and July) at Balfron High School. Our next meeting is:
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About Us
The Community Council is a body consisting of local residents, who meet on a monthly basis to discuss and progress issues affecting the local community, and represent the views and concerns of the Balfron residents to Stirling Council and other relevant groups.
Members
- Colin Cameron, Chair
- Fraser Allan, Vice Chair
- Bill Noblett, Treasurer
- Christine Wilson, Secretary
- John Nicholson, Planning
- Laura Elder
- Alison Lamont Chalmers
- David McGowan
- Robert Young
- Luci Rooney
- Our Minute-Taker is Carsten Mandt
Recent Posts
Tomorrow, Wednesday, there is a drop-in exhibition at Killearn Village Hall of proposals to develop the Killearn Hospital site for housing and “mixed use”. Worth going along as this could have a big impact on Balfron. Open between 2pm and 8pm.
Where is the hospital site in killearn ? ( lack of local knowledge) thanks
June
Where is the hospital site in killearn ? ( lack of local knowledge) thanks
Here's the agenda for Thursday evening's meeting. Following the fire on Cotton St, representatives of Fire Scotland will be present to discuss the retained fire service in the village. Please note the meeting is in the McLintock Lower Hall this month.
I regret I will not be able to hold my normal morning session in Doyle's on Thursday.
Revised plans on the Station Road closure from Stirling Council apparently. Letter now says closure from 29th for "around 4 days". And will only be between Ballochruin Road and Keirhill.
Will we still need to go the long way round to get to Drymen??
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Go on....be a hen hero.
Rehoming date Saturday 27th July - collection point is Denny and Peebles.
All commercial laying hens are sent to slaughter at around 78 weeks of age unless they are lucky enough to find themselves in crates bound for the British Hen Welfare Trust rather than a haulier's lorry bound for the processing plant.
Can you give a home and a new life to some ex battery hens?
Hens are easily looked after and are very entertaining to watch. They make great pets and each have their own personalities. It’s so rewarding seeing them transform into fully feathered healthy chooks 🐓 they also gift you delicious eggs🥚
They need some of us to do our bit and give them a chance to feel the fresh air on their backs and spread their wings for the first time.
To reserve some girls please register online at
support.bhwt.org.uk/RegisterAHen.aspx then call Hen Central on 01884 860084 to confirm details and offer them a lovely retirement in your garden 🐔
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#exbatteryhens #endthecageage #rescuehensarethebesthens #excagedhens
Not entirely appropriate for here, but as a hen owner I’m a soft touch...
Just a reminder that the next Community Consultation concerning the Active Travel Plan for the whole village is next Monday, 22nd July in the McLintock Lower Hall. Drop in anytime between 3pm and 8pm. At 4pm Dorothy Simpson from Balfron Pathways and Alex Sneddon, the transport consultant, will be leading a 'Walk & Talk' around the village looking at key issues. Should take about an hour. To sign up just be at the Hall for 4pm.
