Community development
The communities of Woolfords, Auchengray and Tarbrax in South Lanarkshire are set to benefit from two major community benefit packages.
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The Cairngorms National Park Authority (CNPA) wants to hear your views on nine big issues in the Park including flood management, housing and economic development.
The Big Park Big Questions consultation has been launched to gather views on the key issues to be addressed in the next National Park Partnership Plan 2017-2022 - a management plan for the Park which sets out a vision and overarching strategy for managing the area.
Almost £550,000 of LEADER funding has been awarded to projects following the first round of decision making meetings with the Dumfries & Galloway LEADER Local Action Group.
Funding of £549,901.35 has been awarded to projects with a total value of £1,250,258.26. Supported projects were varied and include both The Whithorn Trust’s Iron Age Roundhouse which explores the history and heritage of the region, as well as farm diversification funding to provide an alpaca trekking experience!
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The Big Lottery Fund's new Celebrate programme is now open for applications, with £575,000 funding for projects in Scotland.
Grants of up to £5,000 are available to groups to hold one-off events or activities which celebrate their local community.
According to research carried out for the Big Lottery Fund, six out of ten people cannot remember ever coming together to celebrate with their community.
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This year's SURF Awards are open for entries in five categories.
These annual awards are open to any regeneration project in Scotland that is currently in operation or has been completed within two years of the September 2016 closing date.
The award categories are:
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In just over two months and with more than 1,400 investors from over 20 countries, the investment total soared above the £1.5 million target to make a community-owned distillery project a success. This is believed to be Scotland's largest community share offer to date.
Founder, John F. McKenzie, GlenWyvis Community Benefit Society, said:
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