Over 60 and looking for a lunch where you can meet like minded people in a comfortable social setting?
Please join us in Dunblane Free Church on the 3rd Saturday of every month at 11.30am (lunch served at noon) for a soup and sandwich lunch provided by the Beech Tree Café. Lunch is free although you are welcome to make a donation with profi ts going to charity. For catering purposes please email to let us know if you can come;
contact.dfc@aol.co.uk. We look forward to welcoming you! More info;
dunblane-freechurch.org
Dunblane Development Trust (DDT) Facilitating Community Action
DDT is your local community charity established in 2003 to promote and support local action for the benefi t of the people of Dunblane. Our overall aim is to ensure that we have an inclusive, enterprising and well connected town with a fi rst class cultural and physical environment.
Our strategy and activities arise from successive community planning exercises and include: •
Securing resources by generating income, accessing grants and fundraising for community projects
• Managing community services through the Braeport Centre & the recently opened Memory Café.
• Working in partnership with your Community Council, Discover Dunblane (businesses) and other local groups
• Providing quality volunteering opportunities for all ages and abilities (maintaining fl oral displays, community green areas, local footpaths, Christmas lighting, public seating and other types of town fabric)
See our page in this edition on volunteering opportunities Further information at:
www.dunblanedevelopmenttrust.com
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