From the 21st to 25th May Bridge of Allan Primary School will be participating in Walk to School Week to promote happier minds and healthy bodies,fewer cars at the school gates, improved air quality and extra time with friends and family. Please encourage pupils to walk, cycle,scoot or park and stride to school. Thank you for your support,The JRSO team.
Bridge of Allan Community Council is a group of local resident volunteers who care greatly about their little village. We meet third Tuesday of every month except July & December.
We’re an enthusiastic & active group and we’d like to increase our numbers. In particular we’re seeking a new treasurer but have room to welcome many new members to the fold.
Recently we’ve facilitated initiatives to improve safety throughout the village, helped organise upgrades to the local play parks, explored ways of making Bridge of Allan an Active & Thriving Community & redesigned & rebuilt our website. We review important planning issues and help garner community opinions on matters that affect the area and are an important statutory link between Stirling Council & the wider community.
Should you feel you have something to offer, or have a particular local issue that you feel strongly about we’d love to hear from you. If you’d like to chat more with some of our members to learn more about what’s involved then please get in touch. You can email us via contact@ccbridgeofallan.org.uk or write to us at Bridge of Allan Community Council, 14 Allan Walk, Bridge of Allan, FK9 4PD. You can also find us on Facebook & Twitter @ccbridgeofallan
We look forward to hearing from you.
All at Bridge of Allan Community Council
Stirling Council Libraries and Archives have a survey running from Tuesday 8th – Friday 25th May. They are drafting a new Strategy to take the service forward for the next five years. They are keen to hear service users’ views on what libraries currently provide and what our priorities for the future should be. They also want to hear from those who have never used our libraries or not used them for some time – what might tempt them in? Paper copies of the survey will be going out to libraries next week and the survey will be available online at the following links:
Friends of Bridge of Allan are holding their annual fundraising plant sale this Saturday 19th May, 10am at the Parish Church.
Stirling Council are running a REHIS Elementary Food Hygiene course on Sunday 10th June 2018, 9.30am–5pm at Cowie Community Centre, Cowie, FK7 7BL (Full details on the attached poster).
If you wish to book please visit-
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/building-stronger-communities-tickets-29606216992
