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We aim to create better walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure in wider Killearn. See our website: killearnactivetravel.wordpress.com

01/10/2026

Dr Bike is returning to Killearn! Could your bike benefit from a check-up? If so, pop along on Fri 16th October to Killearn Village Hall (Garden Room) between 10am - 3pm

Just drop-in (there’s no need to book… just come early to avoid disappointment!) We’ll have a mechanic on hand to do checks and minor adjustments. Bring any bike... children's, road, hybrid, gravel, mountain. There’s no charge, but a small donation will be very much appreciated.

This event is organised by Cycling Killearn in partnership with , the Stirling-based charity which promotes cycling for low carbon transport, better health/wellbeing and to stop bikes ending up in landfill. We are grateful for funding support from FEL Scotland and Stirling Council who are sponsoring the event.

We will also be collecting unwanted bikes during the day. The charity will refurbish them and ensure they are re-loved. ❤️ Drop off between 10am-3pm by the Garden Room.

www.cycling-killearn.org/events

www.recyke-a-bike.co.uk

06/04/2026

***TODAY*** Mon 6th April, 10am - 3pm, Killearn Village Hall (Garden Room). We’ll have a friendly bike mechanic on hand to do checks and minor adjustments. Come early to avoid disappointment. There’s no charge, but a small donation will be very much appreciated. 🚲

Donate a bike! If you have a bike that you no longer use just drop it off and we’ll ensure it’s re-loved ❤️ To date 131 bikes have been donated via Cycling Killearn… let’s see how many more we can give in 2026!

This event is organised by in partnership with , the Stirling-based charity which promotes cycling for low carbon transport, better health/wellbeing and to stop bikes ending up in landfill.

www.cycling-killearn.org/events
www.recyke-a-bike.co.uk

31/03/2026

Could your bike benefit from a check-up? If so, pop along on 6th April (Easter Monday) to Killearn Village Hall (Garden Room) between 10am - 3pm

Just drop-in (there’s no need to book… just come early to avoid disappointment!) They’ll have a mechanic on hand to do checks and minor adjustments. Bring any bike... children's, road, hybrid, gravel, mountain. There’s no charge, but a small donation will be very much appreciated.

This event is organised by in partnership with , the Stirling-based charity which promotes cycling for low carbon transport, better health/wellbeing and to stop bikes ending up in landfill.

www.cycling-killearn.org/events

24/03/2026

Do you have a bike that you no longer use? If so, would you consider donating it to Recyke-a-bike? The charity will ensure it is re-loved. Just bring it along to Killearn Village Hall (Garden Room) on 6th April (Easter Monday) between 10am - 3pm.

Recyke-a-bike is a Stirling-based charity which promotes cycling for low carbon transport, better health/wellbeing and to stop bikes ending up in landfill. See www.recyke-a-bike.co.uk

This donation drive is organised by as part of their Dr Bike day. See www.cycling-killearn.org/events

18/03/2026

Could your bike benefit from a check-up? If so, pop along on 6th April (Easter Monday) to Killearn Village Hall (Garden Room) between 10am - 3pm

Just drop-in (there’s no need to book… just come early to avoid disappointment!) We’ll have a mechanic on hand to do checks and minor adjustments. Bring any bike... children's, road, hybrid, gravel, mountain. There’s no charge, but a small donation will be very much appreciated.

This event is organised by Cycling Killearn in partnership with Recyke-a-bike, the Stirling-based charity which promotes cycling for low carbon transport, better health/wellbeing and to stop bikes ending up in landfill.

www.cycling-killearn.org/events

13/03/2026

***ONLINE EVENTS*** Cyclists & Walkers, if you missed the King's Highway drop-in events you can now attend online events to learn about proposals for the multi-phase active travel project (cycle path and walking route). This is designed to connect Stirling to villages to the west (Gargunnock, Kippen, Buchlyvie, Balfron, Drymen, Killearn) and ultimately to Loch Lomond. It's an ambitious project which could really benefit the area.

Stirling Council will be hosting 3 online events to gain feedback on route options for this strategic active travel connection. Each event will focus on two different sections of the route. The programme is:

Monday 16 March at 18:30pm
Section 1: Gargunnock to Stirling & Section 2: Kippen to Gargunnock

Tuesday 17 March at 18:30pm
Section 3: Buchlyvie to Kippen & Section 4: Balfron to Buchlyvie

Wednesday 18 March at 18:30pm
Section 5: Drymen to Balfron & Section 6: Killearn to Balfron

You can find all the details including how to access the online meetings via the link (in comments). In addition, there is a survey which they are keen for you to complete with your feedback on what is proposed.

Do participate if you’re keen to see improvements in the active travel paths network!

10/03/2026

DROP-IN EVENTS START TODAY! Your feedback is sought on the King's Highway, multi-phase active travel project (cycle path and walking route) designed to connect Stirling to villages to the west (Gargunnock, Kippen, Buchlyvie, Balfron, Drymen, Killearn) and ultimately to Loch Lomond.

Stirling Council will be hosting 5 public drop-in events to gain feedback on route options for this strategic active travel connection. All the events are the same - so just pick a date/venue that suits!

10 March: John McLintock Hall, Balfron (main hall) 11:30 – 14:15
10 March: Gargunnock Community Centre (garden room) 16:30 – 19:30
11 March: Kippen Village Hall (main hall) 12:00 – 15:00
12 March: Drymen Village Hall (main hall) 13:00 – 15:45
12 March: Buchlyvie Village Hall (main hall) 17:30 – 20:15

05/03/2026

CALLING ALL CYCLISTS & WALKERS!

You may be aware of the proposals for the King's Highway, multi-phase active travel project (cycle path and walking route) designed to connect Stirling to villages to the west (Gargunnock, Kippen, Buchlyvie, Balfron, Drymen, Killearn) and ultimately to Loch Lomond.

Stirling Council will be hosting 5 public drop-in events to gain feedback on route options for this strategic active travel connection. All the events are the same - so just pick a date/venue that suits!

10 March: John McLintock Hall, Balfron (main hall) 11:30 – 14:15
10 March: Gargunnock Community Centre (garden room) 16:30 – 19:30
11 March: Kippen Village Hall (main hall) 12:00 – 15:00
12 March: Drymen Village Hall (main hall) 13:00 – 15:45
12 March: Buchlyvie Village Hall (main hall) 17:30 – 20:15

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Website

https://killearnactivetravel.wordpress.com/

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