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Police report – November 2020
Police Scotland have shared their report for November with us covering the period 20th Oct – 15th November. A copy is attached.
Police Scotland have shared their report for November with us covering the period 20th Oct – 15th November. A copy is attached.
The Dunblane Green Travel Map originated from a widely consulted community project in 2010. This was funded by the Climate Challenge Fund and were updated in 2016 by popular request. Supplies of that edition are now running out and new trails and road infrastructure changes need to be included.
‘Smarter Choices: Smarter Places’ funding has been secured and the project is co-ordinated by volunteers through Dunblane Development Trust.
People are invited to fill in the online User Survey, and contribute to the update of the Walking & Cycling Improvements report; which usefully highlights local issues. ** Survey open untill December 18th **
Complete the survey
Read more from the Dunblane Development Trust
Stirling Council are seeking your feedback on their draft Community Engagement Strategy:
Effective Community Engagement supports people and communities to become active participants and to take control over the decisions and matters that affect their lives. Stirling Council has drawn up a draft Community Engagement Strategy and we would be very keen to have your feedback, thoughts and views on the draft.
A survey will be open until 5pm on Tuesday 15 December 2020. https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/SCComEngagement.
The online link for the Draft Community Engagement Strategy can be found at https://www.stirling.gov.uk/media/22284/community-engagement-strategy-2020.pdf
Your feedback will inform the final Community Engagement Strategy which will be considered by the Council’s Community Planning & Regeneration committee early in 2021.
We are sharing with you information recieved from DM Hall regarding the proposed development at Blairforkie Drive. This is your chance to comment on the proposed plans. You can view the plans, complete a feedback questionnaire, attend the online session or email Paul directly.
On 19th October 2020, Allanwater Homes submitted a Proposal of Application Notice (PAN-2020-013) to Stirling Council for the potential development of land at Blairforkie Drive, Bridge of Allan.
The proposal is for residential development, with associated ground re-modelling, new and altered roads, new and altered footpaths, related infrastructure, including foul and surface water drainage, and landscaping. The final extent of development and number of homes proposed will depend on pre-application consultation and site appraisals.
Please find below the details for the public consultation. The indicative proposals and information is available online from 09 December 2020 at http://www.blairforkie.co.uk/
If you have any comments on the pre-application consultation proposals please submit them by 23 January 2021 by email to: paul.houghton@dmhall.co.uk or by post to Paul Houghton, DMHall, The Mill, Station Road, Bridge of Allan, FK9 4JS.
Info from SGN:
Around 140 properties in the Blairforkie Drive area of Bridge of Allan are without gas after water entered our network.
Update:
Monday 7 Dec – 4.45pm
Our engineers have made tremendous progress since our last update and have begun restoring some gas supplies in Bridge of Allan.
After successfully repairing our gas main earlier, our teams have already extracted a large quantity of water from our network. This has meant we can start visiting parts of of the affected network to restore gas supplies and carry out safety checks. We still have more water to remove before we can start restoring all gas supplies.
We have extra coronavirus safety precautions in place to protect you and our colleagues as we work to turn supplies back on.
We’ll update this page again with more information at 7pm.
The October meeting minutes have been uploaded to the website. They can be found via the link below.