Iconic Callander landmark set for million-pound revamp plans
Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.Plans to redevelop an iconic Callander landmark, the former St Kessog’s Church, as a community hub have been drawn up by a group of residents and Stirling Council.For the last few years the B-listed Ancaster Square building, erected in 1883, has been lying vacant.Three Callander Community Council members Elaine Watterson, Richard Johnson and Sue King however have been working on a scheme to convert St Kessog’s into a £1m community facility.Stirling Council services including library, registrar’s office and public toilets would be based there – as well as a community centre, visitor centre, heritage centre and business centre, or ‘digital hub’.It