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Dunblane Development Trust New Visitors’ Map Installed


Building on the DDT Board’s parking signs success, reported in the December 2013 edition of theWire, the Environment Group has just produced and installed a brand new visitors’ map at the entrance to the Haining car park, adjacent to the Cathedral. Planning permission was granted in May 2013 and funding was received from six diff erent sources:- Dunblane Windfarm Committee, DDT Board, Stirling Council’s Community Pride Fund, Dunblane and Bridge of Allan Rotary Club, Doubletree by Hilton Dunblane Hydro, and Dunblane and District Gardening Club. We are most grateful to all our funders for making this project possible, and to Harvey Maps, Border Signs and Graphics, and TRACKS for their excellent professional services.


Provost Mike Robbins kindly agreed to unveil the map and we hope it will provide a welcome for visitors to Dunblane that has been lacking in this location up until now. As you might expect, we have taken the opportunity to point out our newest visitor


attractions – the stunning


gardens, created by Dunblane in Bloom and Environment Group volunteers, that now enhance both sides of the Allan Water in the heart of Dunblane. Monica Cessford, DDT Environment Group


Seeking Snowdrops The Environment Group plans to


create a ‘snowdrop walk’ along the whole length of the Hosta Border in the Haugh. If you have lots of established snowdrops in your garden, would you


consider donating a clump to us please? We will be happy to collect – and even dig up – if you phone 822752. Thank you!


The DDT web page can be viewed at www.dunblane.info/ddt


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