Fallin · Stirling · Scotland

From our mining heritage to a cleaner energy future.

Exploring the potential of renewable minewater heat beneath Fallin to support our community garden and inspire future generations.

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A community-led idea

Powering possibility beneath Fallin

Fallin Community Garden sits above former Polmaise mine workings. The project is investigating whether heat from minewater could be harnessed for the garden's polytunnels and buildings. Its viability remains subject to feasibility studies.

01 / Heritage

Our mining story

Honouring the people and history of Polmaise while looking to the future.

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02 / Technology

Energy from minewater

Learn how water in old mine workings may provide a low-carbon heat source.

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03 / Community

Fallin Community Garden

A potential first beneficiary and a place for local learning and participation.

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Project development

Feasibility comes first

The project began in September 2025 with an exploration of technical feasibility and potential funding. Follow the evidence, progress and decisions as they develop.

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Latest updates

Project updates

News and progress reports will be published here as the project develops.

Original project record

The original September 2025 project introduction has been recovered from a 6 March 2026 Wayback Machine snapshot. This is an archival record, not a statement of the project's current status.

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