Stirling Observer

Pupils show artistic flair in poster contest

- Kaiya Marjoriban­ks

Judges were blown away by competitio­n entries to design a poster highlighti­ng Dunblane’s Community Fund for distributi­ng windfarm cash.

Newton Primary pupils took part in a poster design competitio­n with a prize of £50 for the winner.

The fund distributi­on committee wanted more young people involved and thought getting them to help with promotiona­l material for 2018 would be a good start.

Fund administra­tor Christine Campbell said: “We were delighted by the response of the children and their artistic efforts. The committee had difficulty deciding on a winner but eventually agreed to share the prize between two pupils. Annabel Black and Isla MacFarlane got a certificat­e and a book token.”

Since Doune Windfarm opened in 2003, annual financial donations have been made to local communitie­s.

Dunblane’sWindfarm Committee was establishe­d to distribute the town’s share of the money, the purpose being to make small grants available to any community group/ organisati­on working on projects based in the Dunblane/Kinbuck/ Ashfield area. The fund is administer­ed by Dunblane Developmen­t Trust with applicatio­ns assessed and approved by a committee of six community members nominated jointly by the community council and the developmen­t trust. The closing date for applicatio­ns is Friday September 14 - see dunblanede­velopment trust.com/news/ let-the-wind.

 ??  ?? Poster girls Winners Annabel Black and Isla MacFarlane with Christine Campbell
Poster girls Winners Annabel Black and Isla MacFarlane with Christine Campbell

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