Links
Killearn related websites
- FixMyStreet – Report, view, or discuss local problems like graffiti, fly tipping, broken paving slabs, or street lighting.
- Glengoyne Distillery – Situated near beautiful Loch Lomond, produces malt and blended Scotch whisky using only unpeated barley and pure Highland stream water.
- Killearn Bridge Club – Information about the Killearn Bridge Club.
- Killearn Community Council – The website for Killearn’s Community Council. Including Planning Applications, Council Minutes, Village Directory and lots more.
- Killearn Community Futures Company
- Killearn Health Centre – All the information that you could need about the Killearn Health Centre all on-line.
- Killearn Kirk
- Killearn on the Web | YouTube channel
- The Old Mill
Local towns and villages websites
- Aberfoyle – At the southern edge of the West Highland Fault Aberfoyle is one of Europe’s most beautiful locations.
- Balfron – is the local website for local news, events and details of clubs and organisations in the Stirlingshire village of Balfron.
- Buchlyvie – is a small village between Stirling and Glasgow.
- Fintry – This website provides information about Fintry Community Council.
- Gargunnock – Gargunnock Virtual Village is a website dedicated to the whole community based in Stirling, Scotland.
- Gartmore – Gartmore is one mile off the main A81 Glasgow to Aberfoyle road, three miles to the south of Aberfoyle.
- Kippen – Information about the village nestling between the Gargunnock and Fintry hills and overlooking the valley of the River Forth, the village of Kippen commands enviable views over some of Scotlands finest scenery.
- Stirling Council – Comprehensive information on the council’s activities.
- Stirling on-line – A guide to Stirling and the surrounding areas.
- Strathblane and Blanefield website
Related local websites
- Loch Lomond.net – The Loch Lomond Portal, Tourist, Visitor and Boating Information for Loch Lomond, Scotland.
- West Highland Way – Offers information on the popular walking route from Milngavie to Fort William.
Schools
Scottish websites
- Historic Environment Scotland – Historic Environment Scotland is the lead public body established to investigate, care for and promote Scotland’s historic environment.
- The National Trust for Scotland – Scotland’s leading conservation charity and cares for Scotland’s heritage
- Undiscovered Scotland
Updated : 20/02/2020
A guide to Stirling and the surrounding areas.
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