Catterline, Kinneff & Dunnottar Community Council

Nominations are being sought to fill two vacancies on the Catterline, Kinneff & Dunnottar Community Council. As a Community Councillor, you will be able to influence decisions and help shape the future of your local community!

Nomination forms are attached or are available from the Aberdeenshire Council website.

Nomination forms must be returned to the Area Office by 5pm on Tuesday 7 June 2022

The Hillhead of Auquhirie Wind Farm Community Fund is now open for applications from the following Community Council areas:

• Arbuthnott
• Catterline, Kinneff and Dunnottar
• Mearns
• Stonehaven & District

A copy of the application form is attached, in both PDF and Word formats, as well as a PDF copy of the guidance sheet. Applications have to be submitted by the 30th June 2022. The total fund available is £12,615.

Please contact KDP directly if you have any queries. They can be contacted on 07903 156864 or email windfarms@kdp.scot.

The St John's Hill Wind Farm Community Fund is now open for applications from from not-for-profit groups and organisations based in the following Community Council areas:

• Arbuthnott
• Catterline, Kinneff and Dunnottar

The energy company, Quintas Energy, has established a community fund which will see £12,950 (index-linked) available to support local community projects every year during the lifetime of the St John’s Hill Wind Farm. The fund is administered by Kincardineshire Development Partnership (KDP) and managed by a Decision-Making Panel made up of representatives from the local Community Councils.

Attached is the monthly police report for January 2022.

Attached is the monthly police report for December 2021.

Attached is the monthly police report for November 2021.

Attached is the monthly police report for October 2021.

Attached is the monthly police report for September 2021.

Attached is the monthly police report for August 2021.

The attached COVID-19 Impact Recovery (CIR) Community Action Plan (CAP) was produced following a formal consultation and online survey involving the Catterline residents, as well as other key stakeholders.

The CIR CAP summarises the key themes from the consultation and online survey, and perhaps most importantly includes an Action Plan to try and address the negative impact felt by the Catterline residents, caused by societal changes associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.