Young People Ideas For Gartocharn And Drymen

Mark Everett, Trustee Of Callander Youth Project at Callander Youth Project

Ellie & Sandy - Opinions On Local Area By LouiseG at Callander Youth Project

Half Way Through Callander Youth Gala Day

Irene: Planning Aid Scotland

Jack Black of Callander Community Council makes the case for young people joining their local Community Council

Community Councils Need Young People at Callander Youth Project

Youth Support Worker Megs On Planning

Today we're hosting a LIVE Park Young Placemakers event where young people from 4 local high schools get together to discuss possible solutions to the planning issues they think the National Park faces.  In this clip, we hear from pupils from Dumbarton Academy who talk us through their ideas to improve facilities for older people, given the the National Park has a declining and ageing population. 

Ideas For Older People

Thom from the LIVE Park Planning team reflects on today's Young Placemaker event at Hermitage Academy where we got pupils together from 4 local schools to consider the issues and opportunities people who live in, work in or visit the National Park face, and how Planning can help deal with them.  

What Planners can learn from listening to young people

RHS2014: Katie shares her views on the National Park at Royal Highland Show

LIVE Park from Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park is your chance to really understand the future potential of where you live, work, play and invest.

How often do we get a chance to really understand the future of where we live, work, play and invest?

That’s what LIVE Park is all about – looking at what development is needed across the towns and villages in Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park.

First of all, we talked to communities, landowners, investors and lots of other people. We wanted to understand what you think and what you’re passionate about.

The result, our Main Issues Report, can be found at www.ourlivepark.com. That's where you’ll find our ideas based on what you told us. That could mean attracting more young families to the area, developing our tourism offering, or supporting improvements to our infrastructure like roads and visitor facilities.

And now it’s about finding out what you think, so get involved:

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