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The third video release in the Aberdeenshire Support for Clubs YouTube videos will be released this Friday.
Funding and how and where to access it was one of the biggest areas that clubs requested support with. This week Aberdeenshire Voluntary Action will discuss the funding streams that are available to clubs and what makes a successful application.
If you are a recipient of one of our AVA Community Spirit Awards please check your email boxes. All certificates have been sent out either by royal mail or email. Remember we would love to see you with your certificates. Please send photos to
communityspirit@avashire.org.uk
Rewilding Deeside
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An evening of talks to explore a vision for rewilding Deeside. Will be hosted on ZOOM and invite will be emailed two days before the event.AVA member Aboyne Men’s Shed getting very excited as the scaffolding has come down. The downstairs will be the Aboyne Men's Shed workshop and upstairs will be the Aboyne and Mid-Deeside Community Shed! So much hard work has gone into this project by the team over 4 years since that wet April evening when we first met them. Brilliant work!
Some warm work today by TDG trustees widening an overgrown section of The Tarland Way.
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Good job! You both deserved cakes! 😊
Great work 👍🏻thank you so much
Thanks for your hard work!
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YOUR TARLAND, HAVE YOUR SAY
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PLANS FOR A NEW TELEPHONE MAST IN TARLAND
Plans to erect a telephone mast in Melgum Road, Tarland, have been lodged with Aberdeenshire Council.
If permission is granted, the mast will be 17.5 metres high and will be sited on the verge of Melgum Road near the Community Garden. It is thought it would be visible from other parts of the village.
Now is your chance to have your say on this proposal (APP/2020/1423). Details can be found on Aberdeenshire council’s planning website:
upa.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=QE622UCAIQV00&activeTab...
But time is short: the consultation is only open until 10 August. Use the above link to submit a comment.
And Cromar Community Council would like to hear your views, too email mast@cromarcc.org.uk
CROMAR COMMUNITY COUNCIL
YOUR TARLAND, HAVE YOUR SAY
on a
PLANS FOR A NEW TELEPHONE MAST IN TARLAND
Plans to erect a telephone mast in Melgum Road, Tarland, have been lodged with Aberdeenshire Council.
If permission is granted, the mast will be 17.5 metres high and will be sited on the verge of Melgum Road near the Community Garden. It is thought it would be visible from other parts of the village.
Now is your chance to have your say on this proposal (APP/2020/1423). Details can be found on Aberdeenshire council’s planning website:
upa.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=QE622UCAIQV00&activeTab...
But time is short: the consultation is only open until 10 August. Use the above link to submit a comment.
And Cromar Community Council would like to hear your views, too email mast@cromarcc.org.uk
CROMAR COMMUNITY COUNCIL
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We offered it to be sited at the bottom of our land up at Corrachree, as an alternative.
The village needs this! Phone signal is terrible and if your trying to run a business it’s a nightmare
Signal getting very bad, much needed for the community
Yep all for it , village needs this to move & keep up with modern times
Hope if reaches finzean and strachan
Hamish Esslemont Joelle Bugeia
Who owns this land and will be receiving payments from the mast provider?
I support this but it would be better if it was sited in a less visible position. I understand there was a proposal to site the mast a little outside the village near Corrachree. What happened with that?
One of our Development Officers Aileen , posting the first of the AVA Community Spirit Awards today.
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Aboyne Farmers Market is back!
“After working closely with the Council over the last month, we are pleased to say that the Aboyne Farmers Market will be going ahead on Saturday 8th August, Aboyne Green, 10.00 am to 2.00 pm.
Please note social distancing measures will be in place.
Hand sanitisers will be available at various points throughout the market - please use on arrival of the market and at frequent intervals while in the market.
There will be a clearly marked one way system in operation round the market with entry and exit points at each stall with queuing at 2 metre intervals.
We would encourage you to shop and go or if you can place your order with any of the stall holders prior to market day for collection please do so.
Whilst not a requirement to wear a face mask it is advisable to have one available.
Many stalls will be by card payments only or preferred contactless card payment.
A list of stalls will be posted next week.”
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Artaboyne exhibition goes online for its 16th year | Press and Journal
Artaboyne exhibition goes online for its 16th year | Press and Journal
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An Aberdeenshire art exhibition has gone online for its 16th year.