Notice Board

The Tarland notice board is a place to post useful information about future and current events in the village.

For full information, please visit us at our Facebook page.

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Amazing. Well done all🎄

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Well done Holly a great effort all round, excellent x

Well done everyone. 💝🦌

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Well done all

It was a lovely , if cold afternoon! Lots of Happy faces. Ernie and his elves did a brilliant job. 🦌🎄

Kate Macdonald Julie Mirza 🌲⛄🌟x

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I cant seem to post to this page so please can someone share this so I know whats needed

A reminder that our ❤️🧡💛Warm Spaces Map ❤️🧡💛 is now online!

You can access the map here: www.avashire.org.uk/warm-spaces-aberdeenshire

Our interactive map will show you exactly where and when in your community these warm spaces are happening and we aim to keep it as up-to-date as possible with any new venues as we move through winter.

Because there are so many wonderful spaces across Aberdeenshire, we need you to help us capture the data. If you know of one happening in your area or are hosting one yourself, you can add it via the form here: forms.office.com/r/BPQTSaiqhG
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It’s that time again - Lego Club week! We’ll be in the hall on Friday between 3.30pm and 5.30pm.

Usual set up, you can come for some or all of the session. Kids under 16 need to bring a grown up, but grown ups don’t need to bring a kid.

It’s a special one this month because not only is it nearly Christmas, it’s also our 1st Birthday. We’ve look out the Birthday Diorama specially.

Lego club is awesome and we’re so glad so many folk continue to join us in the joy of play. See you soon!
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Lego club on Friday in the hall. All ages are welcome. They’re celebrating their 1st birthday! 🎈It’s that time again - Lego Club week! We’ll be in the hall on Friday between 3.30pm and 5.30pm.

Usual set up, you can come for some or all of the session. Kids under 16 need to bring a grown up, but grown ups don’t need to bring a kid.

It’s a special one this month because not only is it nearly Christmas, it’s also our 1st Birthday. We’ve look out the Birthday Diorama specially.

Lego club is awesome and we’re so glad so many folk continue to join us in the joy of play. See you soon!
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Lego club on Friday in the hall. All ages are welcome. They’re celebrating their 1st birthday! 🎈

ALL SORTED NOW, THANKS!

Does anyone know a John Pickles who stays in the howe? Just had a phone call from someone who has found his wallet and phone and trying to reunite them. Thanks in advance.
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All sorted now, thanks!

It's OK I'm his daughter and I know what this is about. Thanks for sharing.

Yes he stays next door to me. I don’t know his phone number but pm me.

If you don’t need to go out today please don’t.

🐧 If you are outside walking today, remember to channel your inner penguin!
Follow the advice below from the NHS to help reduce your risk of falling.
🥾 Think footwear and how you walk 🐧
❄️ Keep your weight forward and on your front foot
🐧 Keep your arms out by your side to help you balance
❄️ Walk flat-footed and take short shuffling steps
🐧 Wear footwear that provides traction
❄️ Step down, not out from kerbs
🐧 Keep your knees slightly bent
❄️ Walk on snow or grass if possible
❄️ Take care, it’s slippy out there 🧊
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Agree this was me this morning walking like a penguin 🐧 Take care everyone

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Popping up tomorrow in Tarland. All welcome 🌲🎵🥰

Thanks from #CreativeCromar to all who supported this year’s Christmas Art Sale. With raffle and soup/scone sales we raised over £400 for this year’s charity #SaveTheChildren And I’m sure you got some beautiful Christmas gifts. See you next year. 💚🌲🎄♥️ ... See MoreSee Less

Thanks from #CreativeCromar to all who supported this year’s Christmas Art Sale. With raffle and soup/scone sales we raised over £400 for this year’s charity #SaveTheChildren And I’m sure you got some beautiful Christmas gifts. See you next year. 💚🌲🎄♥️Image attachmentImage attachment+5Image attachment

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It was a fabulous show. X ❤️👌

Splendid exhibition!

Today!

We can confirm that the initial concrete inspections at Aboyne Bridge have been completed and further detailed specialist inspections and assessments continue.

A drone survey was carried out to inspect the external faces of the main span at the end of last week (Fri, Nov 24).

We are now planning to create an access entrance through the concrete top slab into the first of ten sealed chambers within the main span to get more critical condition information.

This will allow for a further structural appraisal and a detailed concrete testing plan to be prepared. This work is scheduled to begin on Tuesday (Dec 5).

We are also now in the process of procuring additional specialist technical support to assist in the whole bridge structural investigation which will be necessary for all feasible options to be developed going forward.

Some concerns have been raised regarding enhanced winter maintenance around those impacted communities.

We can confirm that the diversion route is already one of our Primary Treatment Routes so will receive our highest level of gritting.

To assist pedestrians and cyclists who can use the bridge to access Aboyne, the gritting regime on the approaches to the bridge will be enhanced.

We are also aware of concerns regarding overhanging vegetation on the B976 which is making walking on that road toward the bridge more difficult that it need be. We are contacting the landowners concerned to seek their support in trimming the vegetation back to the road boundary.

Aboyne Bridge - which carries the B968 Bridgeview Road over the River Dee - remains in use for pedestrians, cyclists and other non-motorised forms of transport, and it is our hope that this can continue for the long term.

The diversion for vehicles is via Dinnet Bridge (B9158 road).
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Our Winter edition of the AVA Magazine is out now! At AVA we want to support organisations to become stronger and more sustainable which is why you’ll notice a focus on organisation governance and management in this edition (alongside some examples of the amazing work that has been going on recently). We cover some of the fabulous events that our AVA staff have been to in recent months to keep up-to-date with policy, funding strategies and the skills needed to support your organisation and to end a busy year we celebrate the funding that we have distributed to amazing projects across Aberdeenshire. Read the magazine here: www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/68537071/ava-magazine-winter-2023

Thank you to Jodie Bews for permission to use her fabulous fungi photo for the cover! 🍄
#aberdeenshire #ThirdSector #avashire
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