Kippen Community Council is currently looking for up to three new Community Council members and we’d love to hear from anyone in the local area who’d like to join us. We need to follow the process laid down in the Scheme of Establishment – the document that governs how we Read more…
Many of you may not know that we have a defibrillator outside the Reading Room in the village. It’s a small device that can be used to treat someone who has suffered a heart attack and can often make the difference between life and death. Sadly, our defibrillator is in Read more…
We failed to reach the required number of nominees to convene a new Community Council back in May but we have an opportunity to address that now. If you’d like to apply to become a Community Councillor then you need to fill in a form, have it signed by a Read more…
The minutes from last month’s meeting – approved yesterday – can be found here along with all minutes from previous meetings
Due to availability issues, we have changed our next scheduled Community Council meeting to Wednesday 14 December 2022. It will take place at the Village Hall in Fore Road.
We now have a fixed dated for the essential tree works on the Village Green. The work will be undertaken by a local professional tree surgeon on Tuesday and Wednesday 3rd and 4th May respectively. On both days access to the Village Green will be unavailable between 08.30 and 16.40 Read more…
A quick reminder that you can find the minutes to all of our meetings on the meetings page. These minutes are also sent to Stirling Council – they are added to the Council web site – and a physical copy is posted on the notice board beside the shop. We Read more…
We’ve recently added a couple of new sections to our website. We hope you find them useful. We’ve added Bin Collections which show you the next 6 weeks of scheduled Council bin collections. We’re pulling this information directly from the Council collection calendar so it should be up to date. Read more…
We have at last managed to achieve funding for the removal of the ash trees on the Village Green. You will be aware that the reason for this is the existence of ash die-back which is of concern in that this presents a significant safety risk to the public. It Read more…
A Report to Councillors of the Kippen Community Council (KCC). KCC has responsibility for the Village Green – that historic stretch of common land between the Doctors’ Surgery and the path from Burnside to Burn Green. There have been issues about the Village Green for some time. To resolve these difficulties the KCC held a well-attended public meeting a Read more…