Holmehill Community Buyout/Holmehill Ltd was formed in 2005 to buy Holmehill for community use, to ensure that the protection afforded to the hill was maintained and to ensure the hill’s sustainable development. http://www.holmehill.org/

Between 2006 and 2018, Holmehill was owned by Allanwater Developments who submitted 6 planning applications to develop the hill with housing or offices. All planning applications were resisted by the community who were supported by the planning authority, Stirlng Council.

In 2018, Holmehill was bought by a local charitable trust, the Carman Family Foundation. Early in 2019, Holmehill Community Buyout/ Holmehill Ltd was wound up - job done! And the Friends of Holmehill was formed. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Special Features - Basketball net, Open area for playing football, a good climbing frame, Toddler’s slide and activity area , Swing basket

 Special Features - Football areas, sand pit and equipment, climbing frame for those a bit older, good fences and a dog grid.

Special Features - opportunities for climbing and exercising beyond the ‘normal’ swings and slides.
There is a sensory path for the youngsters

Special Features - sand area, good fence, dog grid, possibility for football, good seating.
This park was donated in 1998 by Association of Playgroup Industries

Special Features - bench and pinictable, see-saw and a dog grid.

Special Features - Climbing wall. This park was donated in 1998 by Association of Playgroup Industries

Special features - Picnic table, big colourful train, close to shops and Allan Water walkways.

Designer, silver and goldsmith, Graham Stewart sells his own work as well as jewellery and a small range of silver produced by other makers.
He also stocks ceramics, glass, bronzes, textiles, wood and other craft/gift items.