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Today saw the launch of the Coull Hall Trust Fund report, showcasing how the funds from the sale of Coull Hall have benefited the local community.
Funds supported six key pillars including:
📚Youth and Education
💫Senior Citizens
🦆Nature and the Environment
🎾Sports
🎭Arts, Culture, Heritage and Wellbeing
🏠Wider Community Infrastructure
A total of 20 community groups were successful in securing funding, which has directly benefited 2,369 individuals, demonstrating wide societal, environmental and economic impact.
Invited guests included representatives from some of the groups, alongside some of the final users of Coull Hall.
The event was opened by Brian Ross, Coull Hall Trust Trustee, with words of support from Major Toby Rider MC DL, representing the Lord-Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire, and Councillor Ron McKail, Deputy Provost of Aberdeenshire Council.
Congratulations to all the Trustees of the Coull Hall Trust for delivering this lasting legacy to the local community!
➡️You can get your hard copy of the report from:
🗞️Tarland Paper Shop
🧁Tarland Tearoom
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Spring into Tennis at your local court. 11-1 TODAY🎾🎾🎾🎾
All welcome.
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Climate change. It's closer to home than you think.
NESCAN Hub created a Carbon Literacy® course built specifically for communities in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire using local examples, real stories, and practical tools that actually make sense where you live.
Over 4 online sessions (just 2 hours each), you'll explore:
- The causes and impacts of climate change
- How to measure and reduce your carbon footprint
- Ways to talk confidently about climate with others
- Actions that benefit your community's health, wellbeing, and resilience
At the end, you'll earn an officially recognised certificate from The Carbon Literacy Project - a programme recognised by the UN at COP21.
- Thursdays: 11th, 18th, 25th June & 2nd July 2026
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Can anyone use Tarland Tennis Clubs’s old net? Garden use? It’s 3’ x 42’ with 1.5’’ gauge.
Collect from Tarland Pavilion on arrangement.
With the Club’s thanks to #coullhalltrust for our wonderful new net. Much needed as the top band was well-worn.
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We’re hosting two hybrid Bus Forum meetings next week, giving you the chance to share your views and help shape local bus services across the region. Whether you attend in person or online, your input matters!
🗓 Wednesday, May 27
📍 Inverurie Community Campus
🕢 7.30pm – 9pm
👥 Co-chaired by Cllrs Marion Ewenson and Iain Taylor
Topics will include services and routes covering:
Inverurie – Aberdeen/Methlick (64/64A)
Inverness/Elgin – Aberdeen via Inverurie (10/10A/10B/M96)
Inverness – Aberdeen via Inverurie (E7)
Elgin – Aberdeen via Turriff (35/X35)
Alford/Kemnay – Aberdeen (X20/220)
Cross-country services serving Inverurie (41/49/240/308/421)
Inverurie Town Service (22)
💻 Joining online? Register in advance here:
👉 bit.ly/Inveruriebusforum
🗓 Thursday, May 28
📍 Banchory Academy
🕢 7.30pm – 9pm
👥 Co-chaired by Cllrs Geva Blackett and Jeff Goodhall
Discussion will focus on:
Westhill/Elrick – Aberdeen (5/6/X6)
Braemar/Ballater/Torphins – Aberdeen (201/202)
Dundee – Aberdeen via Braemar (E11)
Alford – Aberdeen via Westhill (218/X18)
Alford/Kemnay – Aberdeen (X20/220)
Alford – Inverurie via Kemnay (421)
💻 Joining online? Register in advance here:
👉 bit.ly/Banchorybusforum
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