Catterline, Kinneff & Dunnottar Community Council

The Community Council are holding a consultation meeting about the new Local Development Plan which is currently being prepared by Aberdeenshire Council. This meeting will take place in Kinneff  Village Hall on Sunday 12th January from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.

 

Please note the attached which details the Christmas recycling service for our area.

Road closure from Bellfield to junction north of Braidon Cottages commencing Monday 17th June 2013.

Aberdeenshire Council have advised that the Catterline harbour road will remain closed for at least 18 months.

A new 101 non-emergency number will be launched across Scotland on Thursday 21 February 2013, and will replace the vast range of existing police force non-emergency numbers, including the Grampian Police 0845 600 5 700 number, which will be gradually phased out.

The introduction of the 101 non-emergency number will give the people of Scotland a new way to contact the police, seek advice, speak to a local officer or to report a crime that does not need an emergency response, for example:

• car theft;
  
• damage to property;
  
• a minor traffic collision;
  
• suspected drug use or dealing; 
• information about crime in their area.

The A92 from Mill of Uras to Uras Cottages will be closed this weekend (15th & 16th December) for culvert replacement work. The official detour is via Arbuthnott and the A90.

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Calum Duncan, Scotland Programme Manager of Marine Conservation Society is giving a presentation on marine conservation, with special reference to a proposed ban on fishing in the Catterline - Crawton waters.

The talk with a question and answer session will be part of the communuity council public meeting on 26 June, at 7.30. Everyone welcome.

The community council decided to give the following small grants in its March 2012 meeting:

Catterline Rowers - £50

Kinneff Hall Committee - £150

Kinneff Old Kirk Preservation Society - £150

Senior Citizens' Luncheon Club - £50

Tonight's meeting (Tuesday, 30 November 2010) has been postponed as a result of the inclement weather we are currently experiencing. It will now be held on Tuesday 7th December at 7.30 in Catterline School.

Several people in the Stonehaven area have received phone calls recently purporting to be from "Microsoft Windows" about "virus problems reported by your internet service provider". These calls are scams. Microsoft does not make unsolicted phone calls to help you fix your computer. If you recieve an unsolicted call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, just hang up.

For further information, see;

• Microsoft Fraud Prevention Information
• Virus phone scam being run from call centres in India (guardian.co.uk, Sunday 18 July 2010)