Killearn Country Market… Moves to Sundays!
Killearn Country Market… Dates for the diary… Now on a Sunday!
Tag: Village Hall
Concerns are raised over hall charges
Killearn Village Hall management committee has firmly denied an accusation this week that local people can no longer afford to rent the hall.
The hall is run and managed by not-for-profit Killearn Community Futures Company (KCFC) after ownership was transferred to them from Stirling Council at the end of 2012.
Read it on the Milngavie Herald website.
Heartstart Classes : 24-Nov & 27-Nov 2014
Heartstart Classes being delivered by Trossachs SAR with Defibrillator Training by Scottish Ambulance Service in Killearn Village Hall Club Room.
Classes 7-9pm on Mon 24 and Thu 27 Nov. Text 07796 240 023 with your contact details to book a space on either evening.
If oversubscribed further classes will be delivered.
Twitter : @TrossachsSAR
Website : www.TrossachsSAR.btck.co.uk
Event for cancer charity will be truly magical
Magician Ryan Davidson will perform an exclusive show in Killearn this weekend to raise cash for ex-Celtic player John Hartson’s cancer charity.
The 28-year-old has put together the one-off event called ‘An Evening of Magic and Mind Reading’ especially for the John Hartson Foundation.
It will be held on Saturday, November 8 – and it promises to be an entertaining evening with a few surprises.
Read it on the Milngavie Herald website.
The Three Sisters opens new cafe
The Three Sisters Bake food company is to open its latest cafe outlet today and create around 15 new jobs.
The company, run by Gillian, Nichola and Linsey Reith, has agreed a five-year lease on a 50-seat venue at Killearn Village Hall in Stirlingshire and invested around £25,000 in fitting the premises out.
Read it on The Herald website.
Mrs Brown’s Boy Gary Hollywood’s John Hartson charity gig in Killearn
Mrs Brown’s Boys’ actor Gary Hollywood and rock’n’roll bagpipers the Red Hot Chilli Pipers star at a fundraiser in Killearn for ex-Celtic player John Hartson’s charity next month.
Gary – who has just finished filming the movie version of the hit comedy – is hosting the annual Big Shindig, held in memory of Balfron woman Lisa Morrison who lost her battle to cervical cancer in February 2012.
Read it on the Milngavie Herald website.
Killearn Cottagers’ annual show
The Killearn Cottagers’ Horticultural Society Annual Show will be held on Saturday, August 31 in the spectacular newly extended and renovated village hall and in the church hall.
They are expecting a good turn out both from growers and viewers and hoping for a plentiful crop of horticultural exhibits as well as the work of artists, photographers, crafts people and bakers.
Read it on the Milngavie Herald website.
Chef quits his job at Hilton hotel to run village coffee shop and restaurant
VOLUNTEERS who run Killearn Village Hall have pulled off a coup by persuading one of Scotland’s top chefs to take over the catering there.
Simon Whitley has just left his job as executive chef at the Hilton Worldwide in Glasgow to run the coffee shop and a ‘pop-up’ restaurant at the recently-refurbished hall.
Read it on the Daily Record website.
New Killearn Village Hall opens its doors for first time
The community was thrilled to see inside the newly transformed village hall in Killearn when it opened last weekend.
Ownership of the dilapidated old town hall was transferred from Stirling Council to Killearn Community Futures Company (KCFC) at the end of 2012 and building work started in May the same year after they secured a £1.5 million grant plus £500,000 in donations and other grants.
Read it on the Milngavie Herald website.
Big day as Killearn Village Hall opens its doors
After years in the planning the wraps come off the new state of the art Killearn Village Hall this weekend.
A development group was formed way back in 2008 to look at the possibilities of a revamp with considerable resaerch undertaken over a two year period including visits to other halls and youth clubs across Scotland and meetings and presentations within the village itself.
Read it on the Stirling Observer website.
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