The Village of Killearn, Scotland

Links to related sites which may be of interest to our visitors are given here. All links are live, just click to visit the site.

If you have a site that you would like adding to this list e-mail your URL and a short description and we will be happy to add it if appropriate.

Killearn-on-the-Web: A guide to Killearn including picture galleries provided by a local web designer.
Killearn Community Council: The Killearn Community Council Website carries the past and current minutes of the Community Council, agendas of meetings, profiles of councillors, important local information and notices, with links to other local government sites. The site is continuously updated and amended.
Killearn Communities Futures Company: The Killearn Community Futures Company Website which gives details about the company and what it is trying to do.
Killearn Kirk: The Killearn Kirk Website giving information about the Kirk congregation, related organisations and the building used today.

Strathendrick Curling Club: The Strathendrick Curling Club Website
Drymen and District History Society: Drymen and District Local History Society Website. The area covered includes Killearn.
Killearn Bridge Club: The Killearn Bridge Club Website giving details of the programme, results of matches etc.

Historic Scotland: Historic Scotland manages many of the great historical monuments Scotland including Stirling castle. Its remit is protecting and promoting the built environment and providing education. The Website gives details of properties and how to become a "Friend of Historic Scotland".
The National Trust for Scotland: The main website of the National Trust for Scotland giving details of all properties in Scotland, membership details, contact points etc.
NTS Members' Centres: Details of National Trust for Scotland's Members' Centres and Support Groups.
NTS Glasgow Members' Centre: The Website of the National Trust for Scotland's Glasgow Members' Centre.

Balfron Community Council: Balfron Community Council Website
St Mary's Episcopal Church, Aberfoyle: The Website of St Mary's Episcopal Church in Aberfoyle.
The Rural Community Gateway: A site intended to provide a directory of other sites with rural links in the UK.
The Website of the Edmonstones of Duntreath: A website giving the history of one of our local families.