by Communications TEAM | Jan 29, 2020 | Announcement
The COUNCIL made The Stirling Council (Cornton Road, Bridge of Allan) (Temporary Closure) Order 2020 under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) on 10-1-20.
This Order will close:
Cornton Road From the junction with Orchard Road to the junction with Pullar Avenue overnight from 2130 hours until 0600 hours from 3-2-20 until 5-2-20 to facilitate BT Openreach works.
Emergency service access will be maintained
Alternative Routes: via Cornton Road, Causewayhead Road, Airthrey Road, Henderson Street, Fountain Road and vice versa
A COPY of the Order, may be examined at the Stirling Council’s Offices, Environment and Place, Endrick House, Kerse Road, Stirling during office hours.
www.stirling.gov.uk or www.tellmescotland.gov.uk
by Communications TEAM | Jan 28, 2020 | announcement
We’ve been furnished with a directory containing activities and contact details for carers and people with dementia in the Bridge of Allan & Dunblane areas. A copy is attached.
Directory 2019
by Communications TEAM | Jan 21, 2020 | announcement
The design of more accessible travel between Stirling City Centre and Stirling University
Bridge of Allan Community Council are looking to work closely with Stirling Council, Sustrans & Transport Scotland to help develop new accessible transport routes for cyclists and pedestrians around the Bridge of Allan area. We will be attending a steering group meeting on the 22nd February to assist.
This project will be linking the university to the train station in Stirling by reducing carriageway widths where possible to allow for a segregated cycleway, and improving the existing footpaths and adding and improving crossing points.
There is a high number of school pupils that travel from Bridge of Allan to Wallace High School and the current route they use is, at the moment, a cycle only lane. What is being suggested initially is to have a footpath on this side and a separate cycle lane. They are at very early stages of this design, and they would like to ensure they have the communities input into how they develop it, and ensure it will benefit those who travel this route.
In the first instance, there is to be a meet and greet for the steering group (22nd Jan) and the CC will have a representative there. There will be a brief update on the current stage of the project and they are hoping to have the first drafts of the designs ready for workshops in February, which would allow the steering group to scrutinise the proposals, have their say on what is good, and what needs to be changed, and if there is anything they have missed that could be added for the next stage of design work. They are proposing to have a community drop-in session at the end of the month for those outwith the steering group, or if you are unable to attend the workshop.
There is a website (www.walkcyclelivestirling.commonplace.is) which provides the background information and also has a map of the routes they will be upgrading for active travel. The map also allows users to add comments to suggest improvements to specific points which we can take into account while developing the design. We would urge you to add your comments where appropriate to the maps.
We will keep the website updated as the project progresses.
by Communications TEAM | Jan 20, 2020 | announcement
Our next meeting is on the 21st January 2020 at the Allan Centre at 7.30pm. The agenda for the meeting is attached.
200121 Agenda Jan20
