Causewayhead Community Council is a voluntary organisation set up by statute by the Local Authority and run by local residents to act on behalf of its area. As the most local tier of elected representation, Community Councils play an important role in local democracy.
Community Councils are made up of people who care about their communities and want to make their area a better place to live. Community Councillors represent local people, voice peoples’ views on important decisions which affect them and work with others to improve services. A range of people must be part of a Community Council so different opinions and ideas are heard. There are over 3000 people living within the Causewayhead boundary.
If you wish to contribute making Causewayhead a better place to live please contact us using the email button below or attend one of our meetings held every two months.
Hello there! If you are looking for an opportunity to get more involved in the community then you are in luck, as we have a Community Council Vacancy! Our Community Council is a small group of volunteers who are doing their best to make our community a better place. We could really use some extra help to keep our community thriving and we are looking for someone to join the council board Here’s what the Community Council does right now: We take care of the planters at Causewayhead Road roundabout. We keep the war memorial looking clean, neat and tidy. We work with Stirling Council’s empty homes officer to help local properties find new tenants. We keep an eye on the heart defibrillators at Birds and Bees Pub and The Carpet Shop, making sure the pads and batteries are in good working order. We give feedback to Stirling Council about local planning issues when needed. We host meetings every two months for residents of Causewayhead to chat and share their thoughts on local issues. We apply for funding to improve the area, like the Barnwell Brother memorial garden beds, which have recently been replanted We let Stirling Council know about blocked or broken drains so they can be cleared or fixed. We keep an eye on social media and comment where needed. We share information on our website and social media to inform on any disruptions like road repairs and we share information on local events We work with Stirling Council to make sure we’re kept updated on local issues, like the building of new cycle lanes, and let the local area know when they’re affected. We’d love to have your help! All we ask is attendance at our meetings, held once every two months on a Monday from 7-8.30pm at the Birds & Bees and your willingness to help out generally. We also welcome new ideas that may enhance our community. You will need access to emails and have good communication skills. If you can offer your time you can email us at hello@causewayheadcc.org or drop by our next meeting at Birds and Bees Pub function room on Monday the 8th of December at 7 pm. We’d love to chat with you and see if you can lend a hand.
Chairperson – Valerie Sinclair
Vice chairperson – Fiona Macleod
Secretary – Stuart Wilson
Treasurer – Amy Britton
Joyce Carberry
Isobel Jackson
Darren Draper
Susan White
Susan McGill – Scottish National Party. mcgills@stirling.gov.uk
Danny Gibson – Scottish Labour Party. gibsond@stirling.gov.uk
Rachel Nunn – Scottish Conservative and Unionist. nunnr@stirling.gov.uk
Jim Thomson – Scottish National Party. thomsonj03@stirling.gov.uk
Causewayhead Community Council _________________________________________________________ Minutes of the meeting held at The Birds and Bees function room on Monday 12th May 2025 at 7pm Present: Valerie Sinclair (VS) – Chairperson Stuart Wilson (SW) – Secretary Fiona McLeod (FM) – Treasurer Isobel Jackson (IJ) Joyce Carberry (JC) Darren Drapper (DD) Pam Aitchison… Read More
Note for your diaries! All welcome to our next Community Council meeting. Please see the agenda below for the next meeting, this is at the Birds & The Bees Function Room at 7pm Causewayhead Community Council Agenda Monday 7th April 2025 Business Meeting 1. Welcome and Apologies 2. Minutes: Approve… Read More
Monday 7 October 7pm at Function Room, Birds and Bees
