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RHET (Royal Highland Education Trust) is a local choir, mostly farmers and their wives and we raise funds to take school children to farms to learn about where food comes from.
You are invited to a concert at Briarlands Farm on Sunday 26th April, 6.30 pm.
We have two Defibrillator machines in the village – do you know where they are and how to use them? You could save a life! Come along and find out how.
Information about Stirling Council Easter Play in the Park.
The proposed King’s Highway corridor links the communities of Gargunnock, Kippen, Buchlyvie, Balfron and Drymen along the A811.
Stirling Council has obtained funding from Transport Scotland to build on work done by community groups and volunteers in the past.
They will be carrying out an options assessment and are looking for input from residents, route users and other interested group.
There will be a series on information sessions as (inperson and online) detailed below.
Further information at https://engage.stirling.gov.uk/en-GB/projects/king-s-highway-active-travel-project
At the events participants have the opportunity to:
-learn more about the project
-share local knowledge and experience
-identify areas that feel unsafe or difficult
-highlight opportunities for improvement help shape the development of future route options.
Rural Roots Childcare charity is holding a fundraising Comedy Night this Saturday (28th) at 8pm in Thornhill Community Hall.
It is not too late to purchase your tickets via Eventbrite (https://www.eventbrite.com/…/comedy-in-the-country…) or by emailing thornhillpg@gmail.com
These are some of the amazing raffle prizes you could win, donated by local businesses. Come and have a laugh with four award winning Scottish comedians!
Thornhill Development Trust is holding an information session aimed at helping people save on home heating. All welcome.
Please find below information on an open meeting titled ‘The National Park: A Refuge for Nature?’ It will be hosted by Paperboats, a collective of writers focussed on nature and the environment.
Callander Youth Project on October 9th, from 7.30pm. Admission is free and there is no need to book.
The meeting will explore how the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park can “play its part in restoring Scotland’s natural balance and its beauty”. It will be held at
McLaren Communities Futures consists of the 10 community organisations covering the McLaren High School catchment area. It came together, in December 2024, with the hope of accessing sizable National Lottery Fund grants to help communities respond to climate change now and in the future.
You can find out more information at Thornhill Community Cafe in the Community Hall on 30th August.
Here is a link to a survey about McLaren Communities Futures regional initiative to help communities respond to climate change. The survey closes on 30th September.
Sunday 17th August 2pm to get the village looking good for Gala Day.
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