CAMBUSBARRON
Meet In the library on the last Thursday of each month 2.30-4.30pm.
ALLANBRIDGE SOCIAL CLUB
Two function rooms are available to hire. Enquiries on 01786 832198 or 07840 518896 or Facebook.
ROCK’N’REEL
Fitness classes for the over-60s with routines set to Scottish/contemporary music every Tuesday in Bridge of Allan Parish Church 2-3pm. Suitable for wheelchair users. Cost £4, including coffee. Call Tricia Chillas on 07740 676639.
YOUNG AT HEART
Low-impact dance fitness classes for ages 50-plus are on Mondays in Bridge of Allan Parish Church Hall from 2-2.45pm and Friday 11-11.45am. Young at Heart Plus, a less energetic class (60-plus) is available on Thursdays 11.15am-noon. Call Janice on 07565 182259.
COUNCILLOR’S SURGERY
Councillor Graham Houston will be in Bridge of Allan Library on Saturday, February 16 at 10am.
CAMBUSBARRON WELLBEING SINGERS
Singing can improve our sense of wellbeing and happiness and help us to relax. The new group invites people of all ages to come along to sing together and make new friends in an informal setting at Bruce Memorial Church Hall on Tuesday, February 26 from 10.30amnoon and every fortnight thereafter - March 12, March 26 and April 9. No experience is necessary. If you play a musical instrument then bring it along. Refreshments will be provided. For further details contact Angela Samson (Community Wellbeing Coordinator), email: wellbeing@cambusbarronchurch. org; mobile no. 07780 455026.
GALA FUNDRAISNG
A family prize bingo will be held on Saturday, February 23 in the community centre, doors open at 6.30pm, eyes down for 7pm. Free entry only £8 per book with some great prizes and only 50p for a kids game.
COUNCILLOR’S SURGERY
Councillor Scott Farmer will be in the community centre on Tuesday, February 19 at 6.30pm.
SWI NEWS
The next meeting will take place at 7.30pm on Wednesday, February 20 in the community centre. Speaker Alan Clater will give an illustrated talk on The Families of Bannockburn House and will cover the general history of the house, the people who owned or occupied it over the years, and the proposed future of the house now that it is in community ownership. Competitions: a historical fact from 1314 and three hyacinths any colour . All members and visitors welcome. The meetings will provide a variety of speakers, activities, outings, raffles and refreshments. The next meeting will be today (Wednesday) when there will be a Burns themed event. Entry £2. For more information contact Graham Eadie on 01786 849291.
LOGIE KIRK
The service on Sunday will begin at 11am. All welcome, creche available. Club 1-2-6 for young people living in the area, meets monthly on Sundays at 7pm in the hall. For more information contact Jim Miller on 01786 833356. The Guild, which is open to both men and women living in the area, meets fortnightly on Tuesdays at 7.30pm in the hall. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 19 when Khaled Khalil will give a talk on Hadeel Palestine Fair Trade. For more information contact Hazel Turnbull on 01786 463479. Coffee morning takes place each Tuesday in the hall from 10am-noon. A Fairtrade stall is set up after morning worship on the second Sunday of the month. The usual wide variety of goods will continue to be available while stocks last. Goods for sale will be more focused on grocery items in the future. For more information contact Maggie Roderick on 07984604205. Rev. Ruth Halley can be contacted on 01786 463030 or 07530 307413 or Rhalley@churchofscotland. org.uk.