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A heartbroken Stirlingshire family have consulted dog behaviour experts in desperate bid find their missing pet.
The McArthur family’s two-year-old working cocker spaniel Maisie disappeared on her walk at the end of March, having last been seen in a field between Killearn Glen and Drumbeg Loan.
Read it on the Milngavie Herald website.
A distraught family are looking for help to find their beloved pet dog Maisie, who has been missing for three weeks.
The McArthur family’s working cocker disappeared on her walk in Killearn on a sunny Monday morning at the end of March.
Read it on the Milngavie Herald website.
If you have any information go to the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/findmissingmaisie/.
The campaign comes in the run-up to the release of the Guy Ritchie film King Arthur: Legend of the Sword in May.
Scenes from Scotland in the movie include the Devil’s Pulpit, near Killearn, and The Bealach at Applecross.
Read it on the BBC News website.
Sir Arnold Clark, the founder of Britain’s biggest independent group of car dealerships, has died at the age of 89.
The billionaire was born in Glasgow, where he set up his first showroom in 1954 after leaving the RAF.
Read it on the BBC News website.
Great news even more parts of Killearn now have fibre broadband. Find out if you can get it, by checking your phone number at dslchecker.bt.com.
Cabinet 1 has just gone live!
A new guide has named 12 locations in Scotland in its list of the best places to live in Britain.
Killearn was named in The Sunday Times Best Place to Live list.
Read it on the stv news website.
Almost 100 people have joined a facebook group called “Save the Black Bull” in a bid to save the Killearn Hotel building (formerly The Black Bull Hotel).
Plans have been lodged by a developer with Stirling Council to build residential apartments on the site.
Read it on the Milngavie Herald website.
FUTURE OF THE KILLEARN HOTEL PUBLIC MEETING
THURSDAY 9th MARCH 7.30pm
If you are interested at all in the future of the Killearn Hotel building, please come along to a public meeting tomorrow evening at 7.30pm in the Village Hall Garden Room. The meeting has been arranged at short notice following almost one hundred members of the community joining a Facebook Group “Save the Black Bull” which was created less than a week ago.
A full planning application to develop residential apartments on the site has been lodged with Stirling Council by a developer. Tomorrow’s meeting may be the last chance for members of the community to have a say in the future of the building. Whatever your views, they are most welcome.
Please can everyone from Killearn and worldwide please join “Save The Black Bull” group on facebook!!
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