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Dunblane

There is evidence that Dunblane held burgh status in the 13th and 14th centuries. The bishopric of Dunblane was founded in about 1150, but there was an ecclesiastical site here considerably before this. Amongst the possible Common Good assets in Dunblane is the Laighills Park, purchased after a former inhabitant gifted the Burgh Council a sum of money to purchase the land. 

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Dunblane Burgh Boundary A2.pdf
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Phases

Phases overview
Phase 1: Identifying Common Good Assets
Identifying Common Good Assets
Phase 2: Analysis
Analysis
Phase 3: Feedback
Feedback

Identifying Common Good Assets

13 September 2021 23:00 - 15 December 2021 00:00

In this phase we are asking you to vote or comment on assets we have identified as Common Good. You can also suggest any assets you believe should be common good by dropping a pin anywhere on the map.

Please note: These maps have been created under license using OS Mastermap Lines. The boundary shown within this map is for illustrative purposes only and, therefore, is not a definitive representation of the boundary extents.

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