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Message from Kippen Surgery via Facebook To try and keep our patients and staff safe, we are now handing out prescriptions from the Dispensary window down the left hand side of the building.These can be collected from 11am to 1pm and from 3pm to 6pm, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday. Read more…
Local resident Polly has put together a list of shops, cafes and pubs local to Kippen which are offering take-aways and deliveries. If any information is wrong or you want to add anything please get in touch with us by: email the Community Council: kippencommunitycouncil@gmail.com email Polly Douglas: pollydouglas1974@gmail.com web: Read more…
We received the following message from First Bus. It may be of interest to residents I’m writing to you today to bring you up to date with the very latest information in terms of maintaining service levels across our networks. At First Scotland East, we recognise the importance buses play Read more…
Based on feedback the suggested next step is to establish a local task force of up to six people that reflects users and local residents. The group would seek to secure funding and manage the following activities: Trim hedges back to one foot of boundary fences Regrade and repair the Read more…
Approved minutes for our meeting of February 2020 are now available on our meetings page We have no meeting in January so this was the first meeting of the new calendar year.
We mentioned this a few months ago but are reminding residents that Transport Scotland is funding the provision of a small number of electric car charging points. We’re interested in whether you think this is a good idea and, if so, where would be a good location to site them. Read more…
Kippen Community Council would like to hear from individuals and local community groups about their ideas and suggestions for the renovation of the area known as “The Green” shown in the map above. The objective is to create a community amenity area that can be used by individuals and local Read more…
Approved minutes for our meeting of December 2019 are now available on our meetings page
We’ve been contacted by Kirsty Banks from the Forth Valley Sensory Centre. She runs a project, funded by the Climate Challenge Fund, which helps bring free information to people with sensory loss (hearing, sight or both) regarding saving energy and money in their home. Part of the project is to Read more…
Approved minutes for our meeting of November 2019 are now available on our meetings page