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Meet The Team

Kenny Mitchell

ADM Chairperson and Trustee

Kenny has been involved in youth work and sport within the community since 1989. He started his coaching career in football at Strathdevon Primary School after being asked to help with his sons school team. During this time he entered the SFA coaching pathway and once qualified was employed by Clackmannanshire Council within their football development department. Since then, he has coached at all levels, children, youth and adults not only in delivering training sessions and holiday camps but also in a team environment in both coaching and management. In 2016 he was awarded the Best Volunteer in Adult Football by the Scottish Football Association. In 2023 he was presented with a Lifetime Contribution to Sport award by Sportscotland. During the same years Kenny was Lead Youth Worker at Dollar Senior Youth Club promoting and developing the many sports and activities provided for both boys and girls. In 1997 he established Dollar Glen Football Club which in the years following has gone from strength to strength promoting and developing football for the young and “not so young” in the community. Most recently Kenny joined Dollar Community Development Trust where his role as a trustee is Active Communities. He leads his very enthusiastic and committed action group under the Active Dollar workstream where the main project is establishing a community sports hub and developing the Devon Way Sports Park.

Gillian Thompson OBE

ADM Vice Chair

Donald Malcolm

ADM Vice Chair and Trustee

Donald has played many sports and participated in numerous activities in his lifetime. He came to Dollar with his family in 1992. As a member of Dollar GC, he founded the junior section as a Clubgolf registered centre. On retirement he served on the Community Council from 2013. From 2015 he was convenor of the Community Action Plan steering committee that initiated a volunteer group to focus on Active Living for All as part of Dollar Community Development Trust. Since 2023 this volunteer body has transformed into Active Dollar & Muckhart (ADM). Recently he led the formation of ADM as a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO).

Marion Riddell

ADM Treasurer and Trustee

Marion has lived in the Muckhart area for over 20 years and has always enjoyed keeping fit, walking and road cycling in particular. Following retirement from a career in HR, she has been Secretary of Muckhart Community Council since 2023 and also has a number of other voluntary roles in the community. She loves living in the Muckhart and Dollar area and enjoying the sporting and outdoor opportunities it provides.

Marjorie MacFarlane

ADM Secretary and Trustee

Mike Walsh

ADM Trustee

Mike Walsh has been associated with Dollar and the Hillfoots for 48 years. He loves the area and knows that it is an ideal cycling hub. He has been a member of Dollar CC.  He has completed marathons in the Middle East and half marathons in Scotland.  Cycling, golf and running are activities he still enjoys and he is keen to promote sport for all.

Jamie Brown

Architect and Planning Permission Coordinator

Jamie lives in Dollar with his young family. He runs a small architectural practice called Moving Still Architecture, which is based in the village. Pro Bono Jamie has played a crucial role in the Devon Way Sports Park planning process so far. His practice has produced a series of high standard drawings and established the connection with the Clackmannanshire Planning Department. Before establishing the practice in 2020 Jamie had worked in London and Edinburgh for around 20 years. When he's not working he enjoys spending time with his family and enjoying the beautiful countryside around Dollar.

Active Dollar & Muckhart 
Vision and Mission

We are a registered sport scotland Community Sports Hub. We act as a signpost to the sport and activity opportunities provided by a wide range of Providers. https://sportscotland.org.uk/clubs/community-sport-hubs/

Our Providers have a common aim: to generate social interaction and enjoyment around their sport and activity, whatever your age and ability.

If you are a new arrival to the area we hope this website will quickly signpost you to what is available. If you are a longer term resident who life changes mean you are looking for new ways to exercise or find family pursuits or perhaps rehab your way back to health. Our suggestions should help you enjoy the company of compatible folk whilst extending horizons. Go on – EXPLORE!

Resources

Here you will find documents produced by Active Dollar Community Sports hub and other affiliated organisations.

About Active Dollar & Muckhart

Hillfoots Cycling Hub Programmes

Active Dollar & Muckhart Operational Programmes

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Why Sport and Activity is important
to everyone

Use the buttons below to view guidance and research based on you or your loved ones demographic.

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Inclusion

No barriers, more equality and improved relationships for all.

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Health & Wellbeing

Enjoy improved mental and physical health by engaging in healthy activities.

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Community

Feel safe by developing connections in a positive environment.

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Skills

Gain transferable skills that pertain not only to sport but other areas of your life.

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1 - 5 Years

Encourages children aged 1-5 to aim for 180 minutes of physical activity daily, highlighting the importance of movement in building skills, improving sleep, and supporting overall development. Activities for under-1s should include at least 30 minutes of tummy time to enhance motor skills and coordination.

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Disabled Children /Young People

Promotes inclusivity, fun, and mental well-being through physical activity, with benefits like improved confidence, balance, and mental health. A minimum of 20 minutes of daily physical activity is recommended to improve health and reduce stress.

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5 - 18 Years Old

Recommends at least 60 minutes of daily physical activity, focusing on building strength, fitness, and mental well-being. Activities should be varied and spread throughout the week to ensure full-body development and reduced inactivity.

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Adults

Recommends at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity or 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity activity per week. Benefits include improved sleep, stress management, and reduced risk of various health conditions. Strength-building exercises should be done at least 2 days a week. The infographic emphasizes that some activity is good, more is better, and every minute counts.

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Pregnant Women

Encourages 150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity every week throughout pregnancy. Benefits include control of weight gain, improved sleep, and prevention of gestational diabetes. Activities can include swimming, walking, cycling, and strength training. The infographic advises to start gradually if not active, and to keep going if already active. It also emphasizes listening to one's body and adapting as needed.

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