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Cambuskenneth
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Pages
for Cambuskenneth Community Council on left side Village information pages on right side Welcome The Cambuskenneth Community Plan can be found on the Agenda
page |
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Cambuskenneth Village, home of the first Scottish Parliament, the
least well known important historical site in
Scotland. Click on [abbey history] and [more detail of Abbey] |
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Cambuskenneth Village is sited on a loop of the
River Forth, adjacent to the City of Stirling, Central Scotland. It is on National Cycle Route 76. Augustinian Abbey (ruins) founded in 1147,
unique bell tower still stands. Open for visitors
daily. Painters known as the “Glasgow
Boys” settled here in the 1920s, and the apple orchards (now replaced by
housing) were well known |
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Meeting
of the Community Council
In
Cambuskenneth Village Hall
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Subject to confirmation,
meetings will be held at 7.30 in the Village Hall 1st Monday of
the month. |
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For
minutes of Council meetings click on |minutes|
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Affiliated to The Association of Scottish Community Councils: http://www.ascc.org.uk/
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See |noticeboard| page for future
village events |
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Community
Council Secretary – George Thyme.
01786 447679 30,
North Street, Cambuskenneth email: Sandra.thynne@hotmail.co.uk |
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Webmaster can be contacted at abbey.website@btinternet.com To hire the village hall contact Stirling Albert Hall
Office |
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To
contact us about matters arising from meetings, any concerns or comments on
matters affecting the village and those who live here please email the
secretary |
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