Dunblane Community Council
Anna Jarchow-MacDonald, Chair
cc@dunblane.info
Calum Thomson, Secretary
cc@dunblane.info
DCC Meeting Agenda
Wednesday 4 December 2024, 7.00pm - Dunblane Library and Zoom
- Apologies
- Conflicts of interest
- Adoption of minutes of previous
meeting & Matters arising
- Residents Forum & Current topics
- Zoom access vote
- Braemar play park
- Co-option
- Child poverty in NHS Forth
Valley area
- Stirling Council Open Data
- Reports
- a) Police Report
- b) Elected members
Planning and Operations
- c) Planning Report (TOB)
- d) Operational Report (TOB)
Community
- e) Local Place Plan (JF)
- f) Schools
- g) Windfarm Grants Committee
- h) DDT (SC)
Environment/Sustainability
- i) Community gardens (AB) &
Orchards
- j) Forestry
Events
- k) Extravaganza plans
- l) Vaison update
Internal
- m) Correspondence and
Communications Reports (CT)
- n) Treasurer’s Report (SC)
- AOB
- Date, time, place of next meeting
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Dunblane Community Council
Calum Thomson
Secretary
cc@dunblane.info
Anna Jarchow-MacDonald
Chair
cc@dunblane.info
Minutes of the Dunblane Community Council held on Wednesday, 4
December, 2024, at 7 p.m. in the Library, Dunblane. This is a “blended”
meeting, with some attendees joining by Zoom.
Present: Anna Jarchow-MacDonald (Chair), Calum Thomson (Secretary),
Stewart Corbett (Treasurer), Terence O’Byrne, Alan Booth, Jonathan Failes
(Vice-Chair), Anthony Delleur, Karen Jenkins, Rachel Nelson, Peter Swindon,
Annelise Bakri.
In attendance: Councillors Alasdair Tollemache, David Wilson and Thomas
Heald, PC Collins, Rachael Muir, Caroline McArthur, Liz-Anne Richards, Hazel
Meechan, Bridget Clark, Margaret Bragg (Minutes Secretary).
- Apologies Apologies have been received from Fiona Plumtree and
Councillor Robin Kleinman.
- Chair’s remarks and Conflicts of Interest There were no conflicts of
interest. The Chair intimated that the action tracker, as part of its trial period
is being reviewed as it has been found difficult to align it to minutes taken at
meetings, e.g. the tracker was being updated before the minutes had been
checked and approved. Councillor Tollemache had offered his support by
pointing out factually incorrect entries in the tracker. Calum Thomson
tendered his resignation as Secretary. The Chair thanked him and accepted his
resignation.
- Adoption of minutes and matters arising
The minutes were approved, proposed by Jonathan Failes and seconded by
Karen Jenkins.
Common Good Fund With reference to the Laighhills Pavilion, this has been
listed on Stirling Council’s recently published Common Good Register (which
is not a definitive list and will be subject to change). Councillor Tollemache
said that Council officers are willing to listen to comments from the
community council, and these would be put to the Civic Panel, which next
meets in February 2025. The Chair gave a brief summary of the history of
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Dunblane’s Common Good Fund. Common good assets should be able to be
maintained by the income they generate, e.g. from rent, but Dunblane’s
Common Good Fund has very little money in it. Referring to the Pavilion, Alan
Booth stated that it would be beneficial to meet with Stirling Council officers
to understand the extent of the required repairs; if the building needs to be
demolished, the costs should be covered by the Council and that past rent for
the Pavilion should be credited to Dunblane’s Common Good Fund.
Alan Booth noted that Library staff was unaware that the Library building is
listed on the Common Good Register and Councillor Tollemache agreed to
raise this. Action: Councillor Tollemache.
The Chair stressed that the Council has confirmed that this is an ongoing
discussion and it is important that the community council drives this forward.
Road signs commemorating the Murray brothers Stewart Corbett has no
update from the Dunblane Development Trust on this. Councillor Tollemache
confirmed that the Town Centre Group will contact the community council
with any changes to its proposed wording and siting.
Remembrance Sunday Jonathan Failes reported the wreath laying went well.
- Residents’ Forum and Current topics
Zoom access The new screen provided at the Library was a big improvement
and it was agreed to continue with Zoom access.
Braemar playpark Stirling Council has made repairs and, after extensive
consultation with the local schools, a final choice on equipment was made.
Millrow playpark Rachel Nelson confirmed that the new equipment has been
installed but the playpark will be closed in a few weeks’ time to allow paths to
be reinstated.
Co-option of new members Two candidates are attending this meeting,
Rachael Muir and Caroline McCarthur, who have both submitted personal
statements for consideration by councillors. Stirling Council has confirmed
that both are eligible to stand. Rachael Muir has a background as an archivist
and is interested in promoting a larger profile for Dunblane’s heritage.
Caroline McCarthur is interested in providing opportunities for residents to
share their skills. It was agreed to co-opt both on to the community council.
Child poverty Hazel Meechan was invited to talk to the community council
from her experience of working in Public Health. She reported a significant
rise in child poverty, including in Bridge of Allan and Dunblane. The DDT
looked at putting in a community fridge/larder earlier this year but had been
unable to identify a suitable site. It is a complex issue, with working families
not having sufficient money to cover costs and people often unaware of the
benefits to which they are entitled. The Chair highlighted the importance of
working with the schools; children who get support during the school day may
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be left without help at weekends and during the holidays. She noted that, at
the High School, left-over food is made available to pupils. She promoted the
idea of community hubs with heating, hot drinks and soup available. There
are two full time counsellors at the High School at present and it is important
to ensure funding for them is secure in the future. Councillor Tollemache
noted that in the past there were holiday activities for children at the
Dunblane Centre, and also reported that the future of Transition Stirling is
precarious. Councillor Wilson said that the Council’s Wellbeing Committee is
aware of the situation.
Stewart Corbett asked what the driving force was behind child poverty and
proposed that the community councillors thought about how they could work
together to address this. Annelise Bakri suggested sessions at the Library
could be held to offer advice by, e.g. the Citizens Advice Bureau. The
disadvantage of the lack of a bank in the town was also noted.
The Chair invited Hazel Meechan to become an associate member of the
community council to advise on this issue and she agreed.
Stirling Council Open Data Reporting on a recent meeting of Chairs of
community councils and Council officers, the Chair informed the meeting that
Stirling Council holds data down to the level of postcodes. Community
councillors currently have access to specific sets of data (mostly at the ‘data
zone’ level) which can be reviewed and analysed as required. This is available
on the Council’s home page under ‘Open Data - https://data.stirling.gov.uk/.
Then there is the ‘postcode’ level data that community councillors cannot
access, but the Council will publish reports and summaries.
Budget cuts Also at this meeting, budget cuts in the region of £12-£16 million
were discussed for 2025-56. It is important that all community councils work
together to co-ordinate feedback to the Council when services are threatened.
- Reports
Police Report : See attached.
PC Collins introduced himself, having been in place since July. The Police were
thanked for their help and support before and during the Christmas
Extravaganza. PC Collins responded to concerns about drug-dealing and
stressed the importance of reporting suspicious activities to the Police.
Planning report : See attached.
Scottish Churches House With reference to the application for change of use
from a hotel to three dwellings, it was agreed to ask what the impact of this
would be on the Meeting House and the commercial gym.
Randolph Hill Care Home With reference to the application to extend the
home, a reply from the architects addressing concerns raised by the
community council has been received. Terence O’Byrne has circulated this
and asked councillors to send comments to him before he sends in a response.
It was agreed that concerns over increased traffic entering and leaving the
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grounds have not been taken into account. The pavement is quite narrow, the
entrance is near a bend and cars park opposite the entrance, and children walk
this route to school. No consideration has been taken into account of the staff
and visitors who walk to the care home, and it was agreed that the existing
zebra crossing should be under traffic light control. Terence O’Byrne agreed
to contact the Roads Manager to highlight the dangers. Action: Terence
O’Byrne. Alan Booth agreed to send him comments to address questions of
biodiversity. Action: Alan Booth.
Terence O’Byrne agreed to find out when this application is going to be
determined. It is the responsibility of the community council to feed into the
planning process but he was not informed that fourteen new documents
relating to this application had been submitted.
Alan Booth also reported that there have been increased sightings of red
squirrels near the Fourways Roundabout and Dunblane’s Wildlife Group is
going to request that cautionary signs are erected.
Operational Report: See attached.
Ramoyle traffic proposals Councillor Tollemache has asked for an update.
Springfield Terrace pedestrian crossing Annelise Bakri questioned the
proposed position of this which is still under consideration by the Council.
Water ponding and rusting of pedestrian railway bridge This is an ongoing
issue and Councillor Tollemache will again contact the new personnel at
Network Rail. Action: Councillor Tollemache.
SSEN upgrade work in East Dunblane There have been delays, but the work
will soon be completed. Councillor Tollemache confirmed that the tarmac will
be reinstated, which will result in an improvement to the surface of Bishop’s
Walk but he stressed that, because it is not known who owns this land, it will
remain unadopted by the Council. Alan Booth reported that the electric cable
sited underneath the wooden bridge over to the War Memorial is still needed
and is live.
Revised routes for winter road and footway gritting Terence O’Byrne reported
that the revisions are not yet on the website. He is going to meet with the
Roads Manager before Christmas.
War Memorial bridge The bridge was repaired in time for Remembrance
Sunday and the Council have confirmed that repairs to the rotten wood on the
Cathedral side will be undertaken after Christmas.
Community
Local Place Plan (LPP) Jonathan Failes reported on a Stirling Council meeting
he had attended and commented on the Council’s willingness to support
communities with the LPP process. The LPP submission deadline has been
confirmed as October 2025. He also reported on the success of a supporting
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funding application at the lowest provided quote and next steps as regards
funders and consultants, given the month’s delay in the funding. On tackling
the LPP as opposed to other community engagement activities, he commented
that many topics were not covered by the LPP and could not be addressed
entirely separately. He suggested that follow-on meeting could be arranged
to manage this and asked interested community councillors to contact him.
Initial meetings would be arranged online. The Chair repeated that there is no
direct funding from the Council for the LPP process.
Schools The Chair thanked Mairi Santolini and Andrew Ross for their input
into safe routes to school. A working group is being established comprising
the Parent Council, the community council, Bridget Clarke, the High School
Headteacher and Councillors, and there will be a report at the next meeting of
the community council.
On behalf of the Parent Council, Mairi Santolini thanked Jonathan Failes for
his work in improving links between the community council and the High
School. She reported on the recent Careers Fair where 85 volunteers had talked
to pupils about different career paths. She also thanked Annelise Bakri for
her work in the school garden where she has established a group of about
twenty pupils and parent volunteers.
Peter Swindon reported that Dunblane Primary School is holding a series of
movie nights for different ages. There is a problem with dogs being walked
in school grounds at the weekends. The Council feel unable to act as this is
designated as open ground. Councillor Tollemache reported that the Council
is taking legal advice on dog control regulations in parks.
Jonathan Failes reported that contacts had been made during the
Extravaganza with Rotary Club members willing to volunteer in schools. He
is going to discuss this further.
Dunblane Development Trust (DDT) Stewart Corbett reported that there have
been resignations from the Board over governance issues and changes to
Braeport. New officers will be appointed. At the recent AGM, significant
achievements of the volunteer groups and other events from the year were
noted which included the upgrade and fence renewal of the lade path by the
Environment and Paths groups, and construction of a workshop by a DIY
group aided by a generous bequest from a group volunteer. He further
reported on lively discussions on Trust proposals for the future governance of
Dementia Friendly Dunblane (DFD and the forthcoming let of one room at
Braeport to a local Sports Heatly and Fitness company.
Environment/Sustainability
Gardens As well as the High School garden, Annelise Bakri wants to get all
community gardens working together and has applied for funding to expedite
this. The Chair suggested working towards a Blossom Day next May with
groups throughout the town working together.
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Community orchard Alan Booth reported that signs for the orchard in the
Laighhills are being commissioned.
Forestry Alan Booth reported on the meeting held by Edinburgh University on
the sustainability project involving tree planting at Drumbrae, a carbonoffsetting
project by the University. Bridget Clarke reported that many
walkers were unhappy with the access being restricted in an area not
previously heavily forested. The Chair reported that deer fencing has been
erected and no additional paths will be installed outwith the designated
community area. With uncertain mobile phone coverage, it would be essential
for gates to be well signed. Alan Booth said the fencing will be removed after
10 years. He raised concerns that Stirling Council has planted many trees, a
large proportion of which has failed, and the Council no longer has a
Biodiversity Officer. He is trying to arrange the removal of dead trees and
plastic protective tubes in the Laighhills.
Events
Extravaganza This had gone well with different venues. Liz-Anne Richards
said the traders felt there was fewer people but revenue was up. Stewart
Corbett reported that there had been greater support from businesses and
traders and the idea of a three or four day festival of events is being
considered. Mairi Santolini said it would be good to have more parents
involved.
Vaison-la-Romaine Annelise Bakri stated the importance of finding someone
to co-ordinate the proposed activities.
Internal
Communications It was reported that the Dunblane.info website is running
out of money and the possibility of the community council being able to use
the Community View or the Administration Fund was discussed. The
community council is willing to take over the costs of the website once the
exact costs have been established but not the running of it.
- AOCB
Cycle path between Dunblane and Bridge of Allan A feasibility study was done
to consider a few years ago, with funding from the Stirling City Deal. Bridget
Clarke reported that the first phase of this has been designated as from
Causewayhead to Bridge of Allan with the second phase reaching Dunblane.
She stressed the importance of the route being fully accessible for children
and disabled people. There might be opposition to the plans but counselled
people to wait until they were determined.
Ochlochy Park Councillor Tollemache has met with Council Officers to
discuss the necessary repairs.
- Date, time and place of next meeting
The next meeting of the Dunblane community council will take place at 7 p.m.
on Wednesday, 5 February, 2025, in the Library, Dunblane.
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The meeting ended at 9.50 p.m.
This is a true representation of the meeting.
Anna Jarchow-MacDonald ………………………………. Date………………………..
Chair
Jonathan Failes ……………………………………………. Date ……………………….
Vice-Chair
OFFICIAL
OFFICIAL
Police Service of Scotland
Community Council Meeting
Community Council: Dunblane
Month: October 2024
Officer completing: PC C524 David Collins
Email address: DunblaneBridgeofAllanCPT@scotland.pnn.police.uk
Introduction / synopsis of previous month:
This report should provide sufficient information regarding police activity since the last
community council meeting. If you have any further questions about the police report or any
incidents that you are aware of that are not included in the report, then please email us direct
on the above email address and we will answer your questions.
If anyone has any information on any incidents that we have been unable to identify a
suspect then please let us know by email, 101 or by contacting Crime stoppers.
The report encompasses all relevant crime and matters of note which have occurred
between the 7th November and 3rd December 2024 inclusive.
Current Priorities:
Our current priorities in the Dunblane area continue to be Anti-Social Behaviour,
Housebreakings, Road Safety and Community Engagement and Reassurance.
OFFICIAL
OFFICIAL
Main Report:
Between the 7th November and 3rd December 2024, a total of 15 crimes/offences were
recorded within the Dunblane area. The crimes detailed below are those that are of
relevance to the local community.
ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
13/11 – Vehicle vandalised in High St. Suspected that same youth involved in the below
mentioned Assault at the Train Station was involved but insufficient evidence to charge.
VIOLENT CRIME
13/11 - Minor unprovoked assault outside Dunblane Train Station. Culprit traced by police a
short time later and charged.
HOUSEBREAKINGS/CRIMES OF DISHONESTY
4/11 – Local resident fell victim to fraud after being ‘phoned by a person claiming to be from
her ‘phone provider. Bank details were disclosed and used to take out several contacts.
Fortunately, the victim has only suffered a small financial loss. Enquiry is ongoing.
7/11 – Theft of medication from Tesco. Culprit identified and will be charged.
13/11 – Theft of alcohol from Greens. No suspect identified.
20/11 – Theft of alcohol from Tesco. 2 suspects identified and will be charged.
28/11 – Theft of vapes etc from Greens. Enquiry ongoing to identify culprit.
ROAD SAFETY AND ROAD TRAFFIC RELATED CRIME
15/11 – Fixed Penalty issues for driving without an MOT.
26/11 – Fixed Penalty issued for Careless Driving on A9.
27/11 - Fixed Penalty issued for Careless Driving on A9.
OTHER MATTERS
None.
Community engagement and reassurance:
OFFICIAL
OFFICIAL
Activity for forthcoming month:
Any issues raised at Community Council meeting:
https://scotland.police.uk/yourviewcounts
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MONTHLY REPORT – December 2024.
New Planning Applications received since last meeting in November 2024
It is considered that the following applications have no implications for Dunblane
as a whole and it is recommended that we leave it to the neighbour notification
system to identify any local objections that there may be:
- Extension of dwelling and conversion of garage into a habitable room
(Previous ref. 23/00378/FUL) at 34 Montgomery Crescent
- Construction of a silage pit at South Glassingall Farm, Perth Road,
- Erection of timber shed at East Deanston, Perth Road,
- Upper floor glazed balcony at 2 Balmyle Grove
- Partial replacement of roof tiles at 7 Glen Court
- Remove defective mortar, repoint external walls, install lead cap on top of
wallhead and install raggle into stone work at Local Office, The Cross,
Applications to be discussed.
- Construction of New 20 bed luxury care home and associated parking and landscaping at
Randolph Hill Nursing Home. An email was sent in October by the Agents with
responses to our objection. This email will be discussed at this meeting.
- Change of use from hotel to 3nos. dwellings, erection of rear extension and canopy,
demolition of link corridor to annex building, external alterations to the building, installation of
bin store, erection of fences and heightening of gate posts at Scottish Churches House, 1
Kirk Street,
Progress on Planning Action Log Items since last meeting.
- Construction of New 20 bed luxury care home and associated parking and landscaping at
Randolph Hill Nursing Home. No decision
Outstanding
None
Other Planning Matters
Terence O'Byrne
Operations report, Dunblane Community Council meeting 4th December 2024
This report details the issues that involve the Roads Department in the main at Stirling Council since
the November Community Council meeting.
- Kinbuck Road culvert.
The ditch was cleaned out several months ago. The culvert has been provisionally scheduled to be
cleaned at the end of May this year. New date now January 2025.
- Kinbuck Road gullies and poor road surfaces.
These repair works were originally scheduled for the end of August. Word was done in December but
the main water ponding closer to the A9 slips was not resolved. The gully is still blocked and further
works is required on the side opposite the gully. Investigation scheduled for week of Dec 16th.
- Gullies and road surface issues between the QV school and the 4 Ways Roundabout.
DAMM have to revisit 4 gullies close to the Hotel entrance. This has been outstanding for almost 1
year. The road surface issues at various points are causing water ponding leading to pedestrians
getting showered with water and old stone walls getting damaged have still not been fixed. This
works was delayed due to SGN working on the Perth Rd. Work to fix the flooding at the 4 Ways
roundabout crossing has still not been scheduled. Will be scheduled for December 2024 after a
meeting with the Roads Mgr on October 29th. Further delay to January 2025.
- Gullies on all the main entrance routes to Dunblane.
These include Doune Road from the junction the A9 slips roads, Springfield Terrace to the lights at
Sunnyside, Keir Roundabout to the 4 Ways Roundabout, Glen Road. It was requested that all gullies
be cleared on these routes, this was done at the February meeting in 2023. Some gullies on the
B8033 between the Keir roundabout and the Claredon Place roundabout have been done. This topic
is ongoing. The Council took over the DAMM contract on November 1st.
- Kinbuck Bridge approach road alterations.
The parapets on the north bound approach are the main point of damage. This is caused by oversize
vehicles. There are measures in place to prevent this, but these are inadequate. There needs to be a
width restriction put in place in addition to the current weight restriction. In addition, the road
geometry needs further alteration to help reduce the possibly of damage. This topic was raised again
by me at my meetings on October 3rd and October 20th . The width restriction will be implemented in
the next 3 months. Road realignment will take longer as detailed engineering evaluations have to be
made. No staff available for this project, will revisit next financial year.
- Kinbuck Road 40mph request.
The Roads Dept agreed to implement the 40mph on the Dunblane to Kinbuck road. No timescale
provided. Traffic regulation orders advertised for this 40mph and the 20mph through Kinbuck.
40mph will be completed by March 2025.
- Ramoyle traffic proposals.
Draft proposals were provided to reduce traffic flows and calm traffic through Ramoyle. These
proposals require some fine tuning. The request to restrict the Access Only zone limits was not in the
proposals. We had asked that the restriction start just after the Tannahill junction and end just before
the garage. A new Roads Officer has been appointed to take this work forward. This project is still
outstanding. A meeting took place in October to discuss proposals. Revised plans will be drawn up.
Cllr Tollemache to update.
- Skatepark drainage
The first bowl in the skatepark has been having drainage issues for the last number of months of
- The Council finally employed contractors to fix the issue. This involved having to put a new
pipe which on the first attempt was in the wrong location. The new drain seems to be working. It is
important that the ‘bowl’ is kept free of debris on an ongoing basis. The contractor did not finish
pathways to the ‘bowl’ correctly with cracked paving slabs in place and aggregate used where paving
slabs were removed. Cllr Tollemache has requested that the above be remedied, the Council has
responded saying that “The team are still working on other projects and safety issues within other
play areas and are currently unavailable for this work.” No timescale has been provided in this
response which is normal for such responses
- Springfield Terrace/ Claredon Place (B8033) Pedestrian Crossings
Our request for additional pedestrians crossing at these 2 locations has been acknowledged. No
timescale provided; I have requested one. We have also requested that a traffic speed survey be
done. Officers to progress investigation in January which is a further dealy.
- Water ponding and the rusty state of the rail bridge
We have been asking Scotrail/Network Rail to fix the water ponding issues on the bridge deck for the
last 10 years. No progress has been made. Over the last 10 years the bridge has become very
unsightly with rusting on the steps and other parts of the structure. Again, we have been asking that
this be resolved for many years. We have been told that Scotrail have a ‘painting’ plan for stations in
2025, we need to ensure that Dunblane is on that plan. The water ponding is separate from this. We
have requested an onsite meeting to discuss with the relevant parties. Absolutely no progress on
this. Cllr Tollemache will contact Network Rail again, this issue has been ongoing since the bridge
was built 10 years ago. No progress whatsoever.
- SSEN upgrade works in East Dunblane
SSEN are upgrading sub-stations and wiring in east Dunblane. Current phase is in Millrow, Haining
and Buccleugh Court. Issues with Millrow caused delays of several weeks. There have been issues
with the Haining works with inadequate lane closure barriers. Issues with the works at Millrow when
the road was closed without adequate provision to get out of the car park. SSEN tell us that all
works will be completed by December 6th
- Sewage leak at rear of Roman Way
A sewage leak was reported to Scottish Water (SW) on Thu August 29th at 09.30. Leak is due to a
damage pipe in the laneway at the rear of Roman Way. The sewage flowed along the path down to
the pavement at the Church where it crossed the pavement and ended up in the gully at the corner
of Claredon Place and Hillside. This sewage flowed on the pavement until Thu 5th September. SW
took far too long to put in the pump system to bypass the blockage. Cllr Tollemache spent
considerable time in this week encouraging SW to get on with the job at General Manager level. At
the time of writing this report on Set 10th the site is sealed off with an operation in place to excavate
the pipe to locate and fix the broken pipe. Path has been reinstated to an acceptable level after
request to improve the initial work. Cllr Tollemache and I have requetsed a meeting with the General
Manager from SW once the works are complete. The main topic for discussion will be the lack of a
timely response to stopping the sewage flow with the pump system. Meeting has been requested.
Cllr Tollemache will provide an update at this meeting.
- Revised routes for Winter Road and Footway gritting
The Council published the revised routes this week , can be viewed at: Gritting routes and grit bin
locations | Stirling Council. I met with the Roads Mgr again in October to discuss the proposals.
Changes have been agreed, the website will be updated. New tractors have arrived they will be GPS
tracked. We discussed the grit bin audit I did in October 2021. Some of the recommendations will be
implemented this year. Website still not updated with revised tractor routes. Will continue to check
the tractor route when the tractor appears.
Terence O’Byrne.
4th December 2024
Dunblane Community Council
Treasurer's Report
DCC Account
Income:
Expenditure:
Total
Balance by fund:
Total Balance
2 Dec 2024
347702
Balance in bank a/c £ 2,584.34
Account Balance ( ) 5 Nov 2024 £ 1,645.29
Stirling Council - Admin Grant 13 Nov 2024 £ 1,049.05
- Bragg - Nov Minutes 2 Dec 2024 £ 50.00
DDT - Camera Hire 2 Dec 2024 £ 60.00
£ 110.00
£ 1,506.17
£ 327.17
£ 751.00
£ -
£ 2,584.34
Prepared by: Stewart Corbett (Treasurer)
2 Dec 2024
last report
DCC Administration
Project Fund
Community View Fund
Community Orchard
Notes:
1.