Information on Muckhart and surrounding areas
A Drop-In session for residents will take place on Wednesday 29th January at the Coronation Hall between 3:00 – 7:00pm.
Following this the Council’s Principal Planner will be attending the MCC Meeting at 7:30pm to introduce and discuss the latest MIR.
Click on the link below for further details:
MCC will be providing an informal update for members of the community regarding the recent decision taken by the Council’s Principal Planner to recommend that the Council’s Planning Committee APPROVE Springfield’s Planning Application for 50 Houses, in Pool of Muckhart. This informal update will take place on SUNDAY 19th JANUARY in the CORONATION HALL at 7:00PM
In particular, MCC would encourage those members of our community who have submitted objections or comments to the Council, regarding this Application, and who should have received a letter from the Council asking if you would like to make an oral representation at next week’s Committee Meeting, to attend Sunday’s update.
Please Note: the small hall will be available for children to read, draw, etc., should you like to attend Sunday’s meeting but may struggle with child care arrangements, at such short notice.
MCC looks forward to seeing you there.
Best Regards,
Mike Wilson – Secretary
Muckhart Community Council
SAVE THE DATE – FRIDAY, 20TH SEPTEMBER 2019
CORONATION HALL, MUCKHART – 1PM – 3 PM
CTRF IS A TENANT AND RESIDENT FEDERATION GROUP THAT HELPS INFLUENCE LOCAL POLICY.
WE WORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CLACKMANNANSHIRE COUNCIL – ALL DEPARTMENTS – PLANNING ; ROADS; LAND SERVICES; HEALTH; EDUCATION; LOCAL HOUSING ASSOCIATIONS; RESIDENTS AND LOCAL COMMUNITY GROUPS, ETC
TO ENSURE THAT THE VIEWS OF TENANTS & RESIDENTS ARE REPRESENTED IN ALL OF THE ABOVE AREAS.
PLEASE COME ALONG TO HEAR WHAT IS HAPPENING IN YOUR OWN AREA AND IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR BOARD MEMBERS WHO WISH TO USE THEIR EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS TO MAKE A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE FOR CLACKMANNANSHIRE.
MUCKHART COMMUNITY COUNCIL
invites you to an
ENERGY AND WATER EFFICIENCY EVENING
at
Coronation Hall, Muckhart
Wednesday 18 September 2019
Experts from Home Energy Scotland, the Home Efficiency Programme Scotland (HEEPS), Clackmannanshire Council, Scottish Water and the Wise Group will be on hand to outline ways in which your household can save energy, water and money.
There will be discussions about ways in which energy efficiency can be improved in your home. Home Energy Scotland are working in partnership with Scottish Water to deliver a number of exciting environmental and energy saving projects across Scotland.
The latest initiative is to distribute a range of FREE water saving gadgets to householders in Clackmannanshire to help them use water more wisely and to reduce the cost of hot water use in their homes.
We are also hoping to have some electric bikes for those who are interested.
There will be formal presentations and the opportunity for individual consultations and the evening will end with cheese and wine.
The timetable is:
6.30 Displays and opportunities for individual consultations (no
appointment needed.)
8.00 Presentations from Experts
9.00 Cheese and wine
If you any questions please contact Jon Jordan on 01259 781404 0r jon@europeanpolicysolutions.com
Further to the recent Muckhart Community Plan (MCP) Annual Review meeting, John Anderson, MCC Chair, has prepared and released the latest MCP Annual Progress Report (September 2019) which was discussed and approved, unanimously, at the MCC AGM that took place on 4th September 2019.
The latest Progress Report is available to the community and can be accessed via the following link:
http://176.32.230.19/muckhart.org.uk/muckhart-community-plan/
Helpful advice for completing a funding application
A good starting point is to contact the Clackmannanshire Third Sector interface (CTSI)
Contact C.T.S.I. web page http://ctsi.org.uk/?s=funding
tel 01259 213 840
email admin@ctsi.org.uk
address Connect Centre, Burgh Mews, Alloa, FK10 1HS
Contact person is Julie McGrath
Why CTSI?
– CTSI have a huge knowledge & expertise in capturing current funding
– CTSI will look through draft applications and offer advice
– CTSI can provide access to the Trust Funding web site
(Trust Funding is an excellent web site which can match funders to your particular
initiative, and guests can access this website using a terminal in CTSI Alloa office)
What key information should you have to apply for funding?
When completing a funding application try to include the following information;
What else can you do to help your application be successful?
Note: A poor and badly written application can dis-credit an organisation!
Submission of Comments relating to proposed Housing Development, Pool of Muckhart
Further to agreement at the recent MCC Special Meeting, held to discuss the proposed housing development on site H49, MCC would encourage you to submit your comments, regarding this Planning Application, via the Clacksweb site:
To do so, you will be required, simply, to register a valid email address, together with a password. You will then be able to submit your comments on-line.
Should you prefer, you can send your comments, in writing, to the Council, at the following address:
Grant Baxter, Principal Planner
Development Quality
Clackmannanshire Council
Kilncraigs
Alloa
FK10 1EB
PLEASE NOTE: all comments, either on-line or in writing, must be received by the Council no later than Friday 9th August 2019
Clackmannanshire Council have posted the below TRO’s which may effect your movements around the area. Please follow the below links for more information.
A Planning Application – 19/00148/FULL – has been submitted to the Council’s Planning Department by Springfield Properties Plc for site H49 (the fields behind the bowling green).
MCC has arranged a Special Meeting to allow members to consider and prepare a formal response to the Planning Application.
The MCC Special Meeting will take place at the Coronation Hall on Wednesday 24th July at 7:30pm
Members of the community are welcome to attend this meeting
Prior to the meeting, MCC would be grateful if you would share with us any comments that you submit to the Council and/or advise us of any issues that you would wish to see raised at the Special Meeting, via the following email address: comments.h49mcc@gmail.com
Please find below some information about how Home Energy Scotland can help reduce your energy bills and make your home warmer:
Home Energy Scotland – helping families save energy, save money and keep warm and well
Funded by Scottish Government and managed by Energy Saving Trust, Home Energy Scotland is the free, impartial energy advice and information service that is an integral part of Scottish Government’s approach to tackling fuel poverty in Scotland.
Our service aims to help householders, irrespective of affluence or tenure, reduce their energy bills and make their homes warmer, not least as the link between cold, damp homes and health and wellbeing is well documented.
Free and impartial – we do not cold call
Whilst the service we provide is in part delivered by telephone, I would like to stress that Home Energy Scotland is not a call centre. Advisors provide free, impartial energy advice designed to help householders make informed decisions. Home Energy Scotland has no connection with any energy supplier, and does not cold call.
Support we offer includes information about funding and grants available for new boilers, insulation and heating systems to help make homes more efficient. Advisors can see if people are eligible for financial support, benefits and incentives, and advise on shopping around for cheaper energy deals.
Smart Ways To Save Energy June 2019
Simple Changes, Smart Savings June 2019
Home Insulation Leaflet June 2019
