Catterline, Kinneff & Dunnottar Community Council

This year's Catterline Gala will kick off on Friday 8th June. Please come and join the fun, and support your local community! All welcome.

 

Please check out the Catterline Gala Facebook page for more information. 

Attached is the quarterly police report; issued 1st March 2018.

The St. John's Hill Wind Farm Community Fund is now open for applications until the 30th March 2018. Due to the lag in getting this fund off the ground, this year's pot is a whopping £32k! Applications to the fund can be made from not-for-profit groups and organisations.

Further information and contact details as per the attached poster. Also attached are the guidance sheet and a copy of the application form.

Attached is the, now quarterly, police report; issued 1st December 2017.

Attached is the police report as presented at the CKDCC monthly meeting on Tuesday 26th September 2017.

Doors Open Days is a free event which Aberdeenshire Council run voluntarily on behalf of the Scottish Civic Trust. It is a chance for people to see inside buildings not normally open to the public or just to get a freebie for the day to buildings which usually charge.

The event will take place on Saturday 16th September (Aberdeenshire South) and Sunday 17th September (Aberdeenshire North). 

Please see the Aberdeenshire Council website and the Doors Open Days website for further details.

Liz & Karen are walking the 24 mile long Dava Way on Friday 21st July, and hope to raise money for CBAG. Please visit their GoFundMe page and donate generously!

Attached is the police report as presented at the CKDCC monthly meeting on Tuesday 27th June 2017.

Attached is the police report as presented at the CKDCC monthly meeting on Tuesday 30th May 2017.

Catterline has the exciting opportunity to feature on the ‘Village of the Year 2017’ television program produced by Channel 4, with a £10,000 prize to be spent on the village up for grabs, see http://www.villageoftheyear.co.uk.

During the April meeting, the general consensus on the community council was that it might be worthwhile submitting an application.

If you have any comments or feedback on the above, good or bad, please contact, by 26th May, Duncan Grassick, 6 Trelong Row or e-mail secretary@ckdcc.org.uk.