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.
Read MoreThe second appeal by Gladman to build 70 houses along Campsie Road has finally been decided. There has been a lot of highly technical dispute between Gladman and Stirling Council...
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The second appeal by Gladman to build 70 houses along Campsie Road has finally been decided. There has been a lot of highly technical dispute between Gladman and Stirling Council on the correct method of calculating housing supply. If there is a shortfall, then the balance tips in favour of developments, even ones that don't comply with teh Local Development Plan. However, the Scottish Ministers have decided that, even one took the most extreme calculation possible, the balance would not tip far enough to allow this particular proposal. The main objections that could not be overcome were![]()
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the impact on the setting of the village and the green belt landscape, and![]()
the major expansion that would result and the dependence on car journeys out of the area that the development would entail.![]()
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Gladman could still appeal to the Court of Session, we understand. However, it seems that they would have to overturn the Reporter’s opinion on quite a few issues. ![]()
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Campsie Road houses - second appeal REJECTED by Scottish Ministers - Strathblane Community Council
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The second appeal by Gladman to build 70 houses along Campsie Road has finally been decided. There has been a lot of highly technical dispute between Gladman and Stirling Council...
Scottish Water Incident: Burst Water Main - Carbeth![]()
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Scottish is working on an emergency repair to a burst water main in Carbeth, Stirlingshire, which is affecting water supplies to some customers.![]()
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A team is on-site and the burst has been located on a 21 inch main in a field at Edenmill on Stockiemuir Road.![]()
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Up to 20,000 properties may be affected and investigations to establish the full extent of the burst is still ongoing.![]()
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Properties potentially affected are in G61 Bearsden, G62 Milngavie, G63 Carbeth and G81 Faifley.![]()
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Some customers may experience no water, low pressure and/or discoloured water.![]()
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Alternative supply options are being explored and bottled water will be provided for vulnerable customers.![]()
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Our teams are working to get this burst repaired as soon as possible. We apologise for any inconvenience to our customers and thank them for their patience and understanding while this repair is completed.![]()
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For the latest information on this issue visit Burst Water Main - Scottish Water![]()
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Customers who require additional support are encouraged to sign up to our Priority Services Register either online at www.scottishwater.co.uk/priority or call our customer helpline on 0800 0778 778.
Have your say on community policing!We are #YourPolice. Take part in our conversation to help shape local policing in your community.![]()
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We are currently working on the Forth Valley Local Policing Plans which will establish our strategy and priorities for the next 3 years to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the diverse communities we serve.![]()
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To ensure the plan meets the needs of our diverse communities, it is vital that we understand what matters most to you. We want to know what we’re getting right, and what we can do better. The Your Police 2022-2023 Survey gives you the chance to have your say in helping us improve how we deliver our policing services in local communities. ![]()
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The survey takes less than 10 minutes to complete and is open to everyone. It can be found here: ow.ly/ihsR50JIagH![]()
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Groups and organisations across Stirling are being offered the chance to lead and develop projects that will improve their local community with the launch of a new fund.![]()
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Stirling Council is offering more than £600,000 funding in 2022/23 through the Place Based Investment Programme (PBIP), which is funded by the Scottish Government.![]()
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The fund is open to applications for capital projects that support local area regeneration, community development and economic growth.![]()
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🔗 For more details on how to apply please see: bit.ly/3Iri6WA.
New regeneration fund offers community projects share of £600k
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Groups and organisations across Stirling are being offered the chance to lead and develop projects that will improve their local community with the launch of a new fund.