On 18 June 2015 revised proposals for Park of Keir were lodged with Stirlng Council
Read all the planning documents 14/00455/PPP
(you will need to scroll down to the bottom of the page to the documents dated 18 June 2015 and later)
Judy Murray has unveiled a stamp of her son Andy winning Wimbledon on the Dunblane postbox painted gold in his honour.
Dunblane Community Council has been campaigning for new anti-fraud technology to be fitted on ATM machines in the town, after they were targeted
New Manager for the Braeport Centre
The DDT is pleased to announce that Kirsty Thomson is the new manager at the Braeport Centre.
Kirsty is a Dunblane resident and mother of two girls who attend St Mary's School. She has been a regular Braeport user for some years.
She has highly developed IT skills which will enable the Braeport to go online with the calendar and booking system as well as using social media (Facebook and Twitter) to advertise the Centre.
Kirsty is already fired up and full of enthusiasm and good ideas - just what we need as we progress towards community ownership.
Kirsty can be contacted by telephone on 01786 822422 or at our new email address - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
I am sure you will all make her feel very welcome.
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The Drying Green Stayed Dry and a good sized crowd enjoyed the action by the river. We were entertained in one marquee with Dunblane High School Trad Group and Monument Performing Arts and by choirs in the other. The High Street had Highland Dancers, Pipers and various other acts. The stalls were doing a thriving trade with food, arts and crafts all on sale. There was even a sword fencing display. |
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Over the summer there will be delays on the railway to Edinburgh. This is due to electrication work in preparation for the Edinburgh - Glasgow new electric trains next year. Electrification out to Dunblane will follow by 2018.
There will be replacement buses between Falkirk Grahamston and Edinburgh on the weekend – 6-7 June.
Over the 13-14 June weekend, buses will replace trains for passengers on both lines between Edinburgh and Falkirk Grahamston, to where Glasgow trains will be diverted.
Then from 15 June to 25 July, no trains will run between Edinburgh and Linlithgow, with replacement buses.