Thornhill, Stirling, United Kingdom

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A Round-Up of TCT Activity

At the TCT AGM on 15th May Chair Richard Waite and other trustees described TCT’s recent activities.
We still have vacancies for new trustees so if you would like to join us email alison.wallis@thornhill.org

PATHS WORK PARTY THIS WEEKEND, SATURDAY 1st APRIL

(Definitely not an April Fool, all hands needed!)
Following on from everyone’s efforts last month, we still have to ‘top dress’ the second half of the path we made, using the finer material. This will involve barrowing loads from the bottom end of the path where it will be deposited, then raking etc. It would be really good to get this job done in one go, so the more the merrier……

Meet at the top end of the path (junction with South Common) at 10am armed with barrows, shovels, rakes etc. There will be cake.
At the moment the weather doesn’t look too bad but if that changes we’ll rearrange.
Further info 07799412527 or 07787948264

Fresh Fruit & Veg for a Year

You could be in with a chance of winning a year’s worth of fresh fruit and vegetables from Hello Fresh by taking part in our community lottery.

You can register and buy tickets here

Some people have registered but not bought a ticket- make sure to buy yours before Saturday’s draw.

We Lit Up Thornhill 2022

Thanks to all the organisers and Parent/ School Council for a successful Light Up evening on Saturday.

Remember the Advent Windows – you can still book your slot if you haven’t done already. Sign up list in the shop. More information here

Don’t forget your lottery ticket

Fancy a chance to win £100 John Lewis vouchers? To enter you can sign up and purchase tickets for our community lottery online here.

Even if you don’t win this week 50% of your ticket helps support Thornhill Community Trust.

Don’t Forget the Tree Planting on Saturday

Paths Group Work party

Saturday 6th August 10am- Thornhill Paths Group next work party, meet at the bottom of Gray’s Loan.
Open to anyone who wants to volunteer a few hours to help maintain the lovely paths around our village.
Tools can be supplied, but come dressed in suitable clothes.
See you there! 🙂

TCT response to Inverdunning Proposal

TCT submitted a response based on feedback from members. Thank you for getting in touch to give us your views.

You can read our response here.

Proposed Housing Development in Thornhill

You may be aware of a proposed mixed housing/ industrial development on the edge of Thornhill, which includes 73 new houses and JCC moving to the new site.
The proposal concerns land North West Of And At Burnside Works Main Street Thornhill.
More information can be found on the Stirling Council Planning website at https://pabs.stirling.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=R30NNMPIJ0E00

Community councils have a statutory right to be consulted on applications for planning permission and represent the local viewpoint on developments.
Thornhill & Blairdrummond Community Council are hosting an open meeting online this Wednesday evening (15th Dec), contact ThornhillBlairdrummondCC@gmail.com for the joining instructions

There are a couple of things to note:

  • There are 47 documents in total so you may want to concentrate on the areas which affect you most or which you have expertise in.
  • The deadline for comments to the Planning Department is 30th December which doesn’t give us much time to study the documents. However, the Community Council has requested an extension to this deadline so I will inform you if it is granted.
  • As Thornhill residents you have the right to comment on this planning application either directly to the Planning Department or via the Community Council. TCT will also develop a response based on your feedback.

Please respond to chair@thornhillstirling.org if you would like your views included in the TCT response.

Paths Group Progress

The Thornhill Paths Group have been holding monthly to work parties over the summer.
Those of you who walk the paths regularly may have noticed that the volunteers have improved the stiles and strimmed areas of the Muir Dam Path, cleared ditches on the North Common and attempted to stop the Hedges Path disappearing under the overgrown verges and soil dumped by the rabbits from their holes.

Much of the work on the North Common seems to have involved being in a ditch.

We also have regular meetings to discuss progress and next steps. If you would like to join us the next meeting is on 21 October. Contact paths@thornhillstirling for more information.

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