The community council meets at 7:30PM on the first Monday of every month except July. The venue for the next meetings is the Village Club. Specific meeting details are given at the end of this page.
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Stirling draft Climate Adaptation Strategy for comment - Strathblane Community Council
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Tonight is the 3rd and final drop-in session to have your say on the Local Place Plan. Thomas Graham Library 6-8pm. strathblanecc.org.uk/topics/planning/local-place-plan-2024/
Thanks to everyone who came along to the drop-in sessions the last two Saturdays. We collected a lot of answers to our questions, but also a lot of excellent suggestions and experiences to take into account.![]()
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The boards will be on display at the community council meeting on 3 March 2025 (Village Club from about 7pm). ![]()
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Another drop-in session is planned for Thursday evening, 20th March, 6.30-8.30pm at the Thomas Graham Community Library. Come and join us for coffee, biscuits and a chat.![]()
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** If you can’t join us at those times but would still like to contribute, please get in touch **![]()
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The display boards now be viewed online - check out our dedicated web page here. strathblanecc.org.uk/topics/planning/local-place-plan-2024/
Thanks to those who came along to the drop-in session on Saturday. There were many thoughts shared and an interesting range of views. We look forward to seeing even more at the session next Saturday, 1 March.After digesting the survey results, the LPP working group prepared a special edition of the Blane Valley Bulletin to summarise our preliminary conclusions, and to invite residents to review the results in more detail at drop-in sessions on Saturdays 22nd February and 1st March from 10am-1pm at the Thomas Graham Community Library. Come and join us for coffee, biscuits and a chat.![]()
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We will be displaying our findings at these sessions, and inviting your comments on topics including:![]()
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- Community assets and amenities![]()
- Transport and Traffic![]()
- Village environment & Paths![]()
- Sustainability & climate change![]()
-Housing need vs Green belt (including a list of potential housing sites)![]()
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Please come along, and remember you can follow progress on dedicated LPP web page. strathblanecc.org.uk/topics/planning/local-place-plan-2024/![]()
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(If you can't make the sessions but still would like to contribute, just send us a DM)
After digesting the survey results, the LPP working group prepared a special edition of the Blane Valley Bulletin to summarise our preliminary conclusions, and to invite residents to review the results in more detail at drop-in sessions on Saturdays 22nd February and 1st March from 10am-1pm at the Thomas Graham Community Library. Come and join us for coffee, biscuits and a chat.![]()
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We will be displaying our findings at these sessions, and inviting your comments on topics including:![]()
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- Community assets and amenities![]()
- Transport and Traffic![]()
- Village environment & Paths![]()
- Sustainability & climate change![]()
-Housing need vs Green belt (including a list of potential housing sites)![]()
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Please come along, and remember you can follow progress on dedicated LPP web page. strathblanecc.org.uk/topics/planning/local-place-plan-2024/![]()
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(If you can't make the sessions but still would like to contribute, just send us a DM)