February Meeting minutes now available

February Meeting minutes now available

Our February meeting minutes are now available to read in full by clicking here

At the meeting we discussed 

  • The Police Report delivered by our community policing team. 
  • Stirling Council Greenspace Ranger,
  • Local Place Plan – update from SC led session on the 20th,
  • Resilience Group
  • Coronation Event – tree planting and volunteer events on May 8th
  • Common Good Fund,   
  • Reports form our Chair, Secretary and Treasurer.

Minutes for the latest March meeting will be available after their approval at the next meeting.  However news on the progress of our projects and local issues will be shared via our website and social media accounts, so sign up to our mailing list or follow us to find out our news. 

Minutes from all our past meetings can be found on our meetings page

March Meeting Adenda – Tues 21st March

March Meeting Adenda – Tues 21st March

Our next meeting is to be held on Tuesday 21st of March at 7.30pm in the Allan Centre.   All are welcome to attend, see the full Agenda here

This month we will be covering: The Police Report delivered by our community policing team.  An update on our Community Action Plan review and Local Place Plan work. Allan Centre WiFi and hybrid meetings, Mine wood litter pick,  Planning Report, reports from our Chair, Secretary and Treasurer and Residents Voice where you can make your comments or questions. 

Full Community Council Elections are soon to be held over April and May and so the current membership of the communty council will dissolve on April 14th.  This means we will not have a meeting as originally planned on April 18th.  The possiblility of holding an earlier meeting in April before the elections will be discussed.

News on the progress of our projects and local issues will be shared via our website and facebook page, so sign up to our mailing list or follow us to find out our news. 

 

Support Stirling and Bridge of Allan Musical Theatre

Support Stirling and Bridge of Allan Musical Theatre

Fundraising coffee morning and new production.

Support SABOS, Stirling and Bridge of Allan Musical Theatre your local amateur musical theatre group to raise much needed funds.  They are hosting a coffee morning this Saturday 11th from 10am at Bridge of Allan Parish Church.
 
The £5 entry ticket includes tea, coffee, cakes and refills! 
 
Check out their next production: Made in Dagenham, which will be at the Macrobert Centre, 28 Mar – 1 April.
 

Inspired by a true story and based on the hit movie, Made in Dagenham the Musical tells the tale of brave, ordinary women who refused to accept lower pay than men for their skilled work in the Ford car factory.  Set in 1968 Essex, the show celebrates a pivotal moment in history – a struggle which continues today not just for women, but for all who seek justice in the workplace.

Your local theatre group welcomes any support the community can offer in these challenging times – come and enjoy some catchy songs, gutsy characters and gritty British comedy in this celebration of friendship, love and the importance of fighting for what is right.

Gardening volunteers needed for Primary School Big Weekend Clear Out

Gardening volunteers needed for Primary School Big Weekend Clear Out

Can you volunteer with the Gardening Club this weekend at Bridge of Allan Primary School?

Grab your wellies and gardening gloves and help out at the PTA Gardening Club’s Big Weekend Clear Out!

Friday 10th March 3.15-5pm

Saturday 11th 10am-2pm.

Sunday 12th 10am-2pm.

Come and help tidy the school garden and get it tiptop for spring! Every little helps so please pop along for 5 minutes or an hour.

Everyone welcome!

Any questions contact: bofa.ps.pta@gmail.com

January meeting minutes now available

January meeting minutes now available

Our January meeting minutes are now available to read in full by clicking here

At the meeting we discussed 

  • The Police Report – the police will be visiting senior citizens to advise on Fraud Awareness
  • Christmas Lights – Final financial transactions for this years lights nearly complete.  We will be looking for a replacement PA system.
  • Post Office Closure –  Communications from the Post Office indicate that any remaining branch would be a “Local” branch.  The CC and Cllr Dodds will continue dialog with the PO.  (
  • Community Action Plan  – Discussion on the need to carry our consultation.  A review has shown that many positive outcomes have been delivered since 2011
  • Grit Bins – New and replacement bins have been provided
  • The Larder – The Larder project delivering services in Cornton will continue to run their accounts through the CC.
  • Planning – The Airthrey Kerse Appeal to DPEA has been refused.  The Blairforkie drive appeal to the DPEA is still under consideration.  103 Henderson Street application for 14 apartments approved by SC
  • Reports form our Chair, Secretary and Treasurer.

Minutes for the latest February meeting will be available after their approval at the March meeting.  However news on the progress of our projects and local issues will be shared via our website and social media accounts, so sign up to our mailing list or follow us to find out our news. 

Minutes from all our past meetings can be found on our meetings page

Are you registered to vote?

Are you registered to vote?

Stirling Council is urging residents in Dunblane and Bridge of Allan to make sure they are registered to vote in time for the 16 March local government by-election.

Voters will go to the polls in the ward to have their say on who will represent them on Stirling Council following the death of Councillor Houston in December. Anyone living in the Dunblane and Bridge of Allan ward (Ward 3) who will be 16 or over on 16 March can take part.

There will be one Councillor returned at the election, with the successful candidate having the opportunity to represent community views and make decisions on local services.

To vote in the by-election, you must be registered by midnight on Tuesday 28 February 2023. 

You can register online at www.gov.uk/register-to-vote. The process is easy and only takes five minutes.

If you were registered to vote in the last election and your details have not changed, you don’t need to take any action. You will receive a poll card before the election with information on how to vote.

If you have recently turned 16 or moved home, it is particularly important that you make sure you are correctly registered to vote.

If you have any doubts, you can check with the Electoral Registration Office by calling 01786 892289.

More details on voter registration can be found on the by-election information page.

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