Aberdeenshire Council

Tea, scones and Sunset Song

Enjoy free tea and scones and a talk on the Royal Deeside buildings used in the recent filming of the north-east’s classic novel Sunset Song.

Director, Terence Davies, chose to film his intimate epic of hope, tragedy and love at the dawning of the Great War, not in the Mearns where Lewis Grassic Gibbon set the original, but in the protected environment of the Cairngorms National Park.

Rural Manifesto event - Laurencekirk

Take part in one of the Scottish Rural Parliament's Rural Manifesto 2016 events and fill in the blank pages together with all of rural Scotland!

The Manifesto will be a statement of collective ambitions and the actions that are needed to ensure these ambitions are realised for all of our rural communities.

Refreshments will be provided.

Rural Manifesto event - Inverurie

Take part in one of the Scottish Rural Parliament's Rural Manifesto 2016 events and fill in the blank pages together with all of rural Scotland!

The Manifesto will be a statement of collective ambitions and the actions that are needed to ensure these ambitions are realised for all of our rural communities.

Refreshments will be provided.

Ancient woodland restoration workshop

The Woodland Trust Scotland, in association with Mar Estate, RDI Associates Ltd and the Cairngorms National Park Authority invite you to an information exchange seminar and guided site visit to discuss ancient woodland restoration in practice in Scotland.

Engaging young people

A cooperation project idea for a pilot across Scotland to create a youth network.

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Rural Enterprise Support

A proposed cooperation project on support for rural enterprises.

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Map of strategic cycle routes and long distance paths

An idea for a cooperation project to map strategic cycle paths and long distance paths.

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North East Scotland Fisheries Fund launch

Following an allocation of £1.437 million of funding from the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF) and Scottish Government, NESFLAG will hold a launch event to provide information on available funding to stakeholders.

Attendance is free, but participants are required to register via Eventbrite (link below).

The State of Children's Rights in Scotland

Together (Scottish Alliance for Children’s Rights) is inviting you to attend the State of Children’s Rights 2016 workshop in Aberdeen.

Context of the State of Children's Rights workshop

Make it Happen: Introduction to fundraising from private sources (Aberdeen)

This one-day course will raise awareness of the various funding sources available to heritage organisations and projects. It will help you target the private sources of funding best suited to the work you want to do and outline the best practice methods of approach.

The training covers:
– Individual Giving
– Developing your Case for Support
– The Seven Steps of fundraising
– Making the Ask
– How to say ‘Thank you’
– A look at resources, tools and techniques

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