Stirling Curling Group at
The group pursues the interests of all people curling at The Peak Ice Rink, Stirling, Scotland.
- To be a collective voice for all clubs and groups using The Peak Ice Rink
- To support the Development Officer to develop curling
- To manage The Peak Competitions and Leagues
- To liaise with Active Stirling on behalf of all curlers and to manage the relationship between Active Stirling and all curlers.
Membership is open to all clubs and groups involved with the sport of curling at The Peak Ice Rink.
The Peak Ice Rink has a main arena with six sheets available for general curling. In a separate annex is the Scottish Curling Nation Curling Academy with four sheets of ice. This facility is first and foremost a training facility and is fitted out with all the equipment necessary for British and Scottish teams to prepare for Olympic and World Championships. Clubs and individual curlers can be allocated any spare ice that is not being used by these elite players.
Ice can be booked through the Peak Booking system online; the Active Stirling APP 
or alternatively come in and enquire at the front desk.
More details on the Peak Website.
Notice of the Annual General Meeting of the Stirling Curling Group to be held on Tuesday 24 May 2022 at 7pm in Blair Drummond Community Hall, located on the A84 and approx 5 miles north east of Stirling. The postcode is FK9 4UX. The left hand turn off the A84 to the Hall is approx. 100 meters after the A873 turn to the Smiddy and Thornhill.
The Meeting is open to all member clubs and their member curlers involved with the sport of curling at the Peak Ice Rink. Each club has one vote and can send two representatives to the meeting. Other attendees do not have a vote. Would club secretaries please make their members aware of the invitation.
AGENDA
1. Welcome
2. Apologies
3. Receive and confirm the minutes of the previous AGM (pre-circulated).
4. Presentation of SCG’s Financial Accounts for the year, with Treasurer’s report.
5. Set the subscription rate for the following year.
6. Chairman’s Report.
7. Development Report and Ice Rink Report
8. Nomination and election of Management Committee, including office bearers.
(Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer, Secretary, other committee members)
9. Appointment of Auditor
10. Any other competent business brought to the meeting which has been submitted
in writing to the Secretary not less than seven days prior to the AGM.
11. Any other competent business deemed relevant by the Chairman.
This newsletter covers booking ice for next season, changes in times, prices, etc. A summary of competition results and news about teams in the Stirling area included.
This newsletter covers the results of the Beattie Open Points competition news of the Maxwell Trophy for Men and more...............