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2005

  • Dec '05- Another 3 Path Inspectors join 'Adopt a Path' - Cambusbarron, Gargunnock, Bridge of Allan, Doune, Dunblane, Bannockburn, North Third, Cowie, Blairlogie, Balfron, Strathblane, Kings Park, Thornhill, Fallin are now in part covered by a volunteer Path Inspector.
  • Nov '05 - The Forth DimensionBarge boat trip. An historic trip made to highlight this valuable resource.
  • Nov '05 - Since jan 2005, 60 maintenance issues identified by the volunteers on their inspections have now been resolved.
  • Nov '05 - 5 new Path Inspectors join the 'Adopt a Path' scheme
  • Oct '05 - The bridge over the Wharry Burn is completed, the Darn Walk is open from Bridge of Allan right through to Dunblane.
  • Aug '05 - The Access team are the proud recipients of a new GIS and CAMS system to help with the management of access in the Stirling Council area.
  • June '05 - The Team has just taken over the management and maintenance of 14km of the West Highland Way; the section runs from Mugdock Country Park to Gartness.
  • June '05 - Penny Stoddard and Alison Perry join Richard Barron and make up the new Access Team
  • Feb '05 - A procedure for the exemption of land from access rights (Section 11 Land Reform Act), developed by the Countryside Service, has now been approved by The Council.
  • Feb '05 - A procedure for enforcing the removal of illegal signs and obstructions (Section 14 Land Reform Act) has now been  approved by the Council
  • Feb '05 - Copies of the Scottish Outdoor Access Code (SOAC) are now available by emailing the