Catterline, Kinneff & Dunnottar Community Council

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.

Attached is the police report as presented at the CKDCC monthly meeting on Tuesday 25th April 2017.

Attached is the police report as presented at the CKDCC monthly meeting on Tuesday 28th March 2017.

Please find attached Road Closure information for the C23K Catterline, from the A92 junction towards Coronation Cottages, for Aberdeenshire Council to carry out drainage works. Pedestrian and local access is to be maintained wherever possible.

The road closure commences on Monday the 10th April 2017, for a period of four days.

Attached is the police report as presented at the CKDCC monthly meeting on Tuesday 28th February 2017.

Aberdeenshire Sports Council are delighted to announce that they are hosting their annual Sports Awards Evening on Friday 17th March at The Venue, Garioch Sports Trust, Inverurie. The evening is a way of rewarding and acknowledging local sports people for their commitment to and/or achievement in sport.

There are 10 award categories this year, so please take a few minutes to complete the online form and nominate your favourite person/club/team. The closing date is Friday 17th February 2017.

Though it only spanned 15 years, Joan Eardley’s painting career was key in capturing life as she knew it in two contrasting Scottish locations: the slums of Townhead in Glasgow and the countryside of Catterline.

Previously unpublished sketches and photographs are displayed alongside well-known works of art to poignantly capture the all-too-brief career of one of Scotland’s most celebrated artists.

This exhibition comes highly recommended and is on until the 21st May 2017 at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, 73/75 Belford Road, Edinburgh, EH4 3DR.

For more information, visit the National Galleries website and/or view this video. 

Attached is the police report as presented at the CKDCC monthly meeting on Tuesday 31st January 2017.