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News and Announcements 9th September
Poster for the September Community Market now on display.
1. A poster advertising the "Greening Homes and Gardens Day" run by Transition Black Isle has been displayed on the "General information - local interest" page.
2. A poster advertising "Rosshire Women's Aid Garden Fete" has been displayed on the "General information - local interest" page.
A poster advertising the latest courses run by ARCH "Pathways into the Past" is now posted on the "General Information - local interest page".
A link has been posted on the Ferintosh Environmental Group (FEG) page to the photogrpahs taken by Sheila and Graham at the recent "Red Squirrel" event.
The August 2010 issue of the "Noticeboard" is now available from the "Noticeboard" Community newsletter page.
The report on the Black Isle Heritage Memories Project "Remembering your Community Avoch, Culbokie and Tore" is now published. The link can be made from the "General Information - local interest" page.
The report of the June meeting of the Environmental Group is now posted.
A link has been posted in the "General Information" page to an organisation that displays sources of funding for projects.
A new page has been created on the Ferintosh Environmental Group page to display information re. RSPB Wildlfie Explorers' Group.
A poster advertising an ARCH organised sessions entitled "Pathways into the Past" has been posted on the General Information - local interest" page.
Photographs of the recent bird ringing session organised by the Ferintosh Environmental Group are now available on their page.
Photographs of the path building exercise carried out by the Environmental Group are now available, courtesy of Sheila and Graham, on the "Ferintosh Environmental Group" page.
Archaeology for Communities in the Highlands (ARCH) have launched the website which can be found at www.archhighland.org.uk.
Links to the photographs from the two events run by the Environmental Group have been posted on the Environmental Group 'home' page.
The Highland wide Local Development Plan is now available for consultation. It can be accessed along with the Questionnaire on the Highland Council web site.
The email address for making contact with the Community Council is
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