Find out all about Killearn near the northwestern end of the Campsie Fells
Community councillors have confirmed that former staff of the old Killearn Hospital are to be remembered via new housing on the site.
Last August, the Observer reported that Stirling Council planners were considering suggestions for names of new roads in the Cala Homes development – with the names of former staff of the old hospital among those under consideration.
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Police have launched an investigation after balaclava- clad men were seen targeting properties in Killearn.
Cops are appealing for witnesses to come forward after receiving multiple reports of “suspicious activity” at houses in the village.
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A housing developer has successfully completed the purchase of the Killearn Hospital site and its surrounding grounds.
Cala Homes (West) say it is a step towards creating a new community offering 89 high-quality homes, expansive landscaped green spaces and connectivity links to the local Killearn village.
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A man lost consciousness after being hit with a beer bottle in a West Stirlingshire pub at closing time.
Accused Scott McCallion, of Balfron, had admitted assaulting another man to his injury at Killearn’s Old Mill Inn on Sunday, April 10 this year.
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A luxury British estate agents has just named the poshest villages in the UK. Savills’ research, which it has shared with The Telegraph, named the most desirable villages to live in 54 counties across England, Wales and Scotland.
The extensive list contains four locations in Scotland, including villages in Fife, East Lothian, Perthsire and Stirling. With one village chosen per region, “based on the combination of highest house prices, best lifestyle amenities, connectivity and chocolate-box appeal”, the Telegraph says.
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The stunning home in Killearn, Stirlingshire, is on the market for offers over a whopping £1,350,000.
Ever dreamed of owning Scotland’s most sought after property? Well now you can… for a pretty penny.
The winning property of Scotland’s Home of the Year 2021 is now on the market with an eye-watering price tag.
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Ian Beattie has been involved with athletics in both a competitive and voluntary environment.
An athletics and business chief who lives in Killearn talked sport with the Princess Royal as she presented him with his MBE.
Ian Beattie, the chief operating officer of leading Scottish legal firm Lindsays, was awarded the honour for services to athletics.
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Plans to develop the site of the former Killearn Hospital will now be carried out in two separate phases to hasten transformation of the long-term derelict land.
In 2020, developers Cala Homes were given planning permission to build 89 new houses at the derelict rural location, with an area of the site earmarked for development as commercial space.
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A major new community initiative in a west Stirlingshire village is leading the way.
Picturesque Killearn has just launched an enterprising new attraction showcasing its rich history – the culmination of a three-year community project.
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Visit the KHT website at www.killearnheritage.org.uk
Iconic red phone boxes in Stirling’s rural areas are being offered to communities and individuals.
The local boxes include: Main Street, Killearn; Main Street, Fintry; Rowardennan; Camp Place, Callander; Keltie Bridge, Callander; Station Road, Gartmore; and Kinlochard.
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