Moy, Dalarossie & Tomatin Church
The last Sunday Service will be held in Tomatin Church this Sunday the 25th September, 2016 at 10.30am.
A Closing Service will also be conducted by the Presbytery on Thursday 6th October at 7pm. This will be followed by tea etc in the Strathdearn Hall.
Everyone welcome.
This post is to demonstrate the new blog-style lay-out of your club page. It will also appear in the news section.
At the top of the page is an introduction to your club – what you do, where and when you meet, and a little bit about yourselves. A potential new member seeking information will see this first. It is in your interest to keep it up-to-date and interesting. The introduction will remain at the top of the page regardless of any other articles that are posted.
You are invited to send in regular updates on the activities of your club which will be added as blog posts, similar to this one. It’s up to you how often you do it, weekly, annually or occasionally, in advance or after an event. You can include photos or even video. The posts will appear below the introduction in chronological order, most recent first. It will make your page more interesting and dynamic, you’ll be able to show potential members what you get up to, and it will build up into a historical record of your activities.
This post is to demonstrate the new blog-style lay-out of your club page. It will also appear in the news section.
At the top of the page is an introduction to your club – what you do, where and when you meet, and a little bit about yourselves. A potential new member seeking information will see this first. It is in your interest to keep it up-to-date and interesting. The introduction will remain at the top of the page regardless of any other articles that are posted.
You are invited to send in regular updates on the activities of your club which will be added as blog posts, similar to this one. It’s up to you how often you do it, weekly, annually or occasionally, in advance or after an event. You can include photos or even video. The posts will appear below the introduction in chronological order, most recent first. It will make your page more interesting and dynamic, you’ll be able to show potential members what you get up to, and it will build up into a historical record of your activities.
This post is to demonstrate the new blog-style lay-out of your club page. It will also appear in the news section.
At the top of the page is an introduction to your club – what you do, where and when you meet, and a little bit about yourselves. A potential new member seeking information will see this first. It is in your interest to keep it up-to-date and interesting. The introduction will remain at the top of the page regardless of any other articles that are posted.
This post is to demonstrate the new blog-style lay-out of your club page. It will also appear in the news section.
At the top of the page is an introduction to your club – what you do, where and when you meet, and a little bit about yourselves. A potential new member seeking information will see this first. It is in your interest to keep it up-to-date and interesting. The introduction will remain at the top of the page regardless of any other articles that are posted.
You are invited to send in regular updates on the activities of your club which will be added as blog posts, similar to this one. It’s up to you how often you do it, weekly, annually or occasionally, in advance or after an event. You can include photos or even video. The posts will appear below the introduction in chronological order, most recent first. It will make your page more interesting and dynamic, you’ll be able to show potential members what you get up to, and it will build up into a historical record of your activities.
Welcome to the new Strathdearn Community website.
A year ago, Strathdearn Community Developments decided to replace the old site. There was an increased requirement to keep the community informed about many new exciting projects as well as a need for an online hall booking system and a facility for publicising plans, drawings and documents. We wanted to make this a genuinely useful resource for our community, the first place to turn to for local information.
Since the last newsletter, we’ve held our AGM, hosted an open meeting, taken over the shop, employed two more people, and made progress on all our projects.
The Strathdearn Carers project has been running for over a year now and is a great success. SCD contributed the initial start-up costs but it is now self-supporting, receiving funds through the NHS Direct Payments scheme. As well as benefiting an increasing number of residents who receive care in their own homes, the scheme provides seven jobs for locals who have been trained up as Carers. The Medical Group led by Liz Campbell with Lead SCD Director Frank Roden, hopes to soon have funding for a defibrillator unit which will further contribute to the health and safety of Strathdearn residents, and is looking into the possibility of setting up a local Home Help scheme.
The medical group in conjunction with the development company and with the possible funding from the charitable trust are purchasing a defibrillator which will be placed either at the Hall or the sports centre
Training will be given to a group of around 20 people at a time by the charity Lucky2Bhere who will be supplying the defib.
If you are interested in the training (it’s free) please contact me to put your name on a list either on 01808 511235, or 07751 207235. A date has not been arranged yet as we are waiting on confirmation of funding .
COME AND SEE PLANS FOR NEW HALL DEVELOPMENT
In response to the recent hall user group consultations, the consultancy and architect firm MAKAR Ltd has now supplied the SCD Board with a finalised draft of the proposed new hall and the wider hall development plans (i.e. community hub). These are in the form of floor and elevation plans, artistic sketches and a 3D scaled model of the proposed new hall. The Board has also been provided with indicative build costings reflecting the changes required from the consultations and an estimated time-line to completion.
As the next step will be to apply for planning permission, the Board of Directors would like to invite you to have a look at these latest plans in person on 22 June 2016 at the village hall between 7.00pm and 8.30pm and they and representatives from MAKAR Ltd will be happy to address any questions you may have. Everybody is welcome – you do not have to be an SCD member to attend the meeting.
Great news!
All issues of Strathdearn Newsletter will soon be available on this website.
Since the first copy was printed in 2000, the newsletter has been distributed free to every household in Strathdearn. The vast majority of those issues went on to light fires or line cat litter trays and were lost for ever. However Jean Macrae of Tomatin saved nearly every issue and was good enough to lend her collection for scanning. Those issues (2000 – 2007) can be viewed here. The remaining issues (2008 – present) will be converted directly from the original digital documents and will soon be added to the archive.
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