Read the Stirling Observer article
Members of the Project Team including Terence O'Byrne from the Community Council and David Prescott from Holmehill Community Buyout.
The Park of Keir Public Inquiry was held over two weeks starting on Monday 5 September 2016 in the Westlands Hotel, Dunblane.
Watch webcasts of inquiry or search for 'Park of Keir'.
Read the Stirling Observer Article
Watch webcast of appeal pre meeting held on Tuesday 21 June
Read the background to the planning application and the refusal of planning permission
Timetable changes September 2016 - March 2017 on Sundays and some weekday evenings
The disruption is due to work being carried out as part of a Scotland-wide electrification programme 'designed to make services faster and more environmentally friendly'.
Many congratulations to Andrew on his fine effort in Rio
From BBC website - read more
Andrew Butchart, in his first major championships, took nearly five seconds off the Scottish 5,000m record of 13.13:30 he set in late May, setting a new mark of 13.08.61 in finishing sixth behind double gold medallist Mo Farah.
"I am over the moon," the 24-year-old from Dunblane told BBC Scotland. "The place is more important than the time, but I will take the time. I am so happy.
"I came into this year being really positive, and I guess I showed that. I am not scared of anyone, no matter who they are, and I think everyone has to be like that.
"You can't fear these people. I train and work as hard as them so I deserve to be there.
"I have no idea what I could do next, but it is looking good. This is my first majors and it went really well. I just hope I can keep going and progressing."
Taekwon-do classes are held in the Braeport Centre every monday 6-7pm; every Tuesday 7-30pm to 8-30pm and every Saturday 10am to 11 am. Tiger cubs class are on Saturday 11-10am to 11-55am.
Andy Murray has done it again. He has won gold for Britain at the Rio Olymics after a gruelling and at times, magnificent, final against Juan Martin Del Potro.
Read more below.
Some parking suspensions are required as part of the Dunblane Station Access Project. These will occur as and when required; dependant upon the location of the work being undertaken on any given day.
A Traffic Order by Stirling Council will, as required, temporarily suspend the parking on the following locations between July and end of October 2016:
- Perth Road On the north-west side thereof from the junction of Stirling Road to the junction of Beech Road
- Beech Road For its entire length;
- High Street from the point where it meets Beech Road in a northerly direction for a distance of 13 metres or thereby
- Station Road from the point where it meets Stirling Road to a point adjacent to the rear boundary of the building to the rear of number 1 Stirling Road
- Stirling Road for its entire length.
A COPY of the Order, may be examined at the Stirling Council's Offices, Environment and Place, Endrick House, Kerse Road, Stirling during office hours. www.stirling.gov.uk or www.tellmescotland.gov.uk
