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The son of a cyclist who died during an endurance race in Perthshire said his father had never been involved in a crash before.
John Yates, of Lampson Road, Killearn, Stirlingshire, died after falling from his bike while trying to ride 100 miles in eight hours with the Glasgow Nightingale cycling club.
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A cyclist has died after sustaining head injuries while taking part in a biking event in Perthshire.
John Yates, of Lampson Road, Killearn, in Stirlingshire, fell from his bike at around 11.50am on Sunday.
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GREEN projects in the Stirling area have been awarded more than £620,000 from the Scottish Government’s £8 million Climate Challenge Fund (CCF).
Going Carbon Neutral Stirling (GCNS), the programme administered by Keep Scotland Beautiful, along with projects in Broomridge, Bannockburn, Doune, Strathblane, 7th Beechwood Scouts, Callander and Killearn, have all received grants to carry out energy efficiency and generation projects, food growing schemes and active travel plans.
Read it on the Stirling Observer website.
AN INTREPID teenager and his friends are about to walk almost 200 miles as a thank you to the hospital which is treating his father for a brain tumour.
Seventeen-year-old Struan Scott and friends Alistair Eddie (18) and Matthew Heron (17) are preparing to set out on Monday on a two-way trek of the West Highland Way.
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Read it on the Stirling Observer website.
Killearn Community Council has failed in a bid to prevent a piece of land in a village housing estate being turned into a private garden.
Applicant Karen Lindsay had submitted application to Stirling Council planners for change of use and erection of a boundary fence next to 16 Rowan Crescent, which was discussed before Stirling Council’s planning panel at a hearing on Tuesday.
Read it on the Stirling Observer website.
Three women have been rescued from a deep gorge in rural Stirling after becoming trapped on a ledge.
The trio were exploring Finnich Glen, near Killearn, and became stuck on a 20m (66ft) high ledge near a place known as Devil’s Pulpit.
Read it on the BBC News website.
One of the largest independent family companies in the UK spirits industry has announced a 41% increase in profits.
Broxburn-based Ian Macleod Distillers said profits after tax for the year to September 2010 reached £3.1m.
Read the full news article on BBC News website: www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-12571415.
STV has launched an STV+1 service, allowing viewers to catch programmes their favourite programmes an hour later than usual.
From January 11, 2011, viewers will be able to access a huge variety of programmes one hour later than scheduled, giving them the chance to catch up on all their favourite news, sport and entertainment from STV.
Read the full news article on STV website: http://entertainment.stv.tv/tv/219521-stv-launches-1-channel/
Taken from the Scottish Water website.
“G63 – Blanefield, Killearn & surrounding area – last updated 09:20am
Following loss of supply issues, tankering is in place in both Blanefield and Killearn to maintain and restore supplies. Supplies should now be restored for customers in the Blanefield, Killearn areas. Customers in Brandairt Road may have an intermittent supply due to the tankering. We will have a squad on site today to locate and repair bursts. When supplies are fully restored customers may also experience some discolouration to their supply, this discolouration is harmless and will gradually disappear as the system returns to normal.”
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“G63 – Blanefield, Killearn & surrounding area – last updated 7:05pm
Following loss of supply issues, tankering is in place in both Blanefield and Killearn to restore and maintain supplies. Supplies should now be restored for customers in the Blanefield, Killearn areas. Customers in Brandairt Road may have an intermittent supply as we are tankering in this street via a pump. When supplies are fully restored customers may also experience some discolouration to their supply, this discolouration is harmless and will gradually disappear as the system returns to normal.”
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