| About Ochil |
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Ochil constituency has been called 'Scotland in microcosm'.
From east to west, it starts with Kinross-shire, famous for many reasons but today probably most for the annual 'T in the Park' festival that attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors.
In the centre is Clackmannanshire, Scotland's smallest local authority - affectionately known as 'the Wee County'.
On the west are parts of Stirling - the eastern villages of Plean, Fallin and Cowie, as well as Bridge of Allan and part of Causewayhead. Both the University of Stirling and the Wallace Monument are major landmarks that fall within the constituency's boundaries.
A map of the whole constituency can be viewed (in pdf format) through the Boundary Commission website.
Keith is committed to representing all parts of the constituency. Whichever part you are from, if you would like to raise an issue, get in touch. |