We are a club of mixed age and ability affiliated to ClubSport Stirling - all games are played at The Peak in Stirling.
Dunblane Soccer Club has been providing children in and around the Dunblane area a chance to participate in development football since our founding in 2000. We are one of the largest community hubs in Scotland with over 300 footballers aged 6 to 18 in our youth sections and Girls team. We also have an 18+ Amateur team and offer 50+ Walking Football. Get in touch to find out more.
Parkland course with breathtaking views across picturesque Central Scotland.
Sports hall and fitness suite available to members and the public.
Badminton (3 courts), 5-a-side football, netball, volleyball, basketball, indoor bowling, fitness classes, dance classes.
Books are issued for a three-week loan period and the library can also provide free access to e-books, audio books and large print resources. We also have a wide range of DVDs available for hire.
The Library has RFID-self service units which allow customers to issue and return their own books and renew items and pay charges.
Customers can search for books using our online catalogue. Books also be reserved and renewed online (please ask at the library to register for this service).
Dunblane has a well used children’s library and we offer Bookbug sessions every fortnight, and a monthly German Language Bookbug session. Themed Storytimes are also provided on a fortnightly basis. The library runs a successful junior Reading Challenge each summer and stocks books for all ages from toddler to teenager.
Stirling Council is the local authority covering Dunblane, where there is a Local Office
Within the myStirling section of the Council website, you can control what information you want to receive, when and how.
Stirling Council
See also a shortened version of our tourist leaflet In Dunblane *
* The In Dunblane tourist leaflet was produced by Dunblane Community Council in 2013 and updated in 2015. The leaflet gives details of places to visit in Dunblane as well as various activities and events in Dunblane throughout the year. The leaflet also contains information about places to stay in Dunblane and places to eat in Dunblane. Copies of the leaflet are available from the Library, Post Office, Cathedral, Museum and various hotels, B&Bs as well as shops and cafes. It has been distributed to Tourist Information Centres in Stirling, Perth and Pitlochry. The cover photograph of Dunblane Cathedral: © Crown Copyright Historic Scotland is reproduced courtesy of Historic Scotland www.historic Scotlandimages.gov.uk
