Groups

The Group has been set up to progress environmental projects in Killearn, particularly the provision of public woodland areas. Its present project is The Kingdom, an area of woodland that lies between The Oaks, Chestnut Avenue and Lampson Road. It has a path which is used as a short-cut and it is used by local children as an adventure play area.

The group carried out a planned improvement of the area and organises volunteer maintenance on behalf of the owner, Stirling Council.

The Group aims at improving access to the countryside of the area for all users. The group regularly meets with Stirling Countryside Rangers, similar groups in neighbouring communities and other bodies. We aim to be good neighbours to local landowners by consulting them before any projects are undertaken.

The Group has produced a map with descriptions of eight walks in the area., obtainable from Panik Gallery, Oakwood Nursery and local libraries, price £1.

The aim of the Group is to collect, collate, and store any material that relates to the history of Killearn and the immediate area. These can be material objects, documents, photographs etc. It is hoped to find a place to store the archive, allow access to it., and have some of the material on public display.

If you have any material that you could donate to the archive, have any interesting memories to share, or are just interested in this work, you can contact us by email, just click

The Group is dedicated to producing a high quality community magazine three times each year, distributed free to each household. We welcome your letters, contributions, photographs, etc. You may email them to us by clicking

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The Group has been set up to produce a plan to completely refurbish the Village Hall to meet the needs of the youth of the village, organisations that use the hall, provide a venue for weddings and other events, and give a place to meet.

The Group has prepared a plan which will be presented to the village for comment and revision before submission to the planners. The Group will then undertake a major fund-raising exercise.

The Group produces the fireworks display on the Glebe on the Saturday closest to Guy Fawkes night.

It is responsible for the organisation, fund-raising and ensuring smooth operation of the event on the night.