One Strathard. Three living plans.
Local knowledge with real weight.
Residents across Aberfoyle, Kinlochard, Stronachlachar and Inversnaid created these Community Life Plans through extensive local participation. Together, they form the foundation of the registered Strathard Local Place Plan.
The plans record each area's character, needs and priorities. They help public bodies, community organisations and developers understand the future local people want to shape.
Read the plans
Choose your community.
Each plan opens as a PDF from the National Park Authority's official Local Place Plan register.
How the plans fit together
From local voices to planning decisions.
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Community Life Plans
Each community records its priorities, principles and aspirations.
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Strathard Local Place Plan
The three Community Life Plans and overarching summary form the registered Strathard Local Place Plan. The planning authority must take account of registered Local Place Plans when preparing its Local Development Plan.
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Strathard Framework
Planning guidance connects community priorities with land use, development and climate resilience to 2040.
A living community record
Plans should stay visible—and useful.
These plans belong to the communities that created them. If you need an accessible version or have information about progress against a priority, please contact the Community Council.
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