Strathdearn News
Tomatin United
Colours: Orange / Black Home pitch: Raigbeg School (click to view map) Manager: Bobby Kennedy Website: None Shirt Sponsor: Clan Co Ltd Honours: None Members of the Strathspey and Badenoch Welfare Football Associtaion (www.sbwfa.co.uk). Read the match reports here.
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RBL CUP 1st Round Fri 16 May
The first round of the RBL Cup took place on Friday night with Raigbeg, Tomatin being the venue for thrills. Even at this early stage in the calendar Tomatin Utd and Cromdale served up a cracker which must be in contention for match of the season. It was Tomatin who...
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The SSE Beauly – Tomatin project consultation
A proposal to upgrade and reinforce the existing transmission network between Beauly, Knocknagael and Tomatin. SSE are holding three further consultation exhibitions to provide interested parties with an opportunity to learn more about the project and to provide feedback on the proposals. The exhibitions will comprise of display boards and...
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Local Church Services
Church of ScotlandParish of Moy, Dalarossie and TomatinMinister: Rev R F Campbell, Daviot Manse, Daviot. Tel: 01463 772242www.strathsnairnanddearn.co.uk All Age Worship: Takes place in the Strathdearn Hall at 10.30 am on the second Sunday of the month. Families are especially welcome. There are usually activities for children during the Service....
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Hall & Sports Facility
Please visit our sister website ..... https://thestrathdearn.org .... to view the many facilities available for hire.
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Latest Community Newsletter November 2012
Strathdearn Community Council publishes the "Strathdearn Newsletter" quarterly, delivering it free to every home in Strathdearn. Continue reading
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Ancestry
Tracing one's ancestors is a major interest today. The purpose of this page is to give you some help and assistance in doing so, particularly in relationship to local families and past residents of the Strath. With the digitisation of past records it is becoming easier to gain access to...
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Strathdearn Football Club
Strathdearn Football Club was formed in the early 90's by Jimmy Irvine and managed by him until 2005. Club Captain Kenny Macdonald has been with the Club since it was formed. The current squad comes from Tomatin and Strathnairn and plays in the Strathspey and Badenoch Welfare League. This winters...
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The Steep Brae of the Corpses and the Grave of the Soldiers
(Gaig nan Corp agus Uaigh nan Saigh dear) After the Battle of Culloden (16th April 1746) two exhausted, unknown members of Prince Charles Edward Stuart’s defeated Jacobite Army took refuge for the night in a hollow at the top of the brae. The following morning the sleeping soldiers were executed...
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Wind farms
Glenkirk Windfarm Glenkirk Windfarm Ballot Results Strathdearn Community Council decided at its meeting on 28 November 2006, attended by 8 Community Councillors and 28 members of the public, to ballot the community to ensure that as accurate a community response as possible on the above development was sent to the...
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The Upland Solutions Project
The two-year Upland Solutions project deliberately set out to understand the uplands through the eyes of those who live and work in them. We wanted to capture how those at ground-level see the opportunities and challenges that they face on a daily basis. We wanted to explore how they see...
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Strathdearn WRI
The aims of the WRI are: To advance the education and training of those who live and work in the country, or are interested in country life, in home skills, family welfare and citizenship. To promote the preservation of Scotland's traditions and its rural heritage, and To promote the provision...
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Minutes & Agendas Archive
Within this area of our website you can download the Minutes and Agendas for Community Council meeting...just click the relevant filename below to start your download.
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Local History
A little history of earlier times Strathdearn is a river valley in the Highlands of Scotland extending about 22 miles long from Coignafearn to Moy, following the river Findhorn's meandering course through the parishes of Dalarossie, Tomatin and Moy. The upper reaches of The Glen are narrower, then widen to...
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Natural History Club
The aim of Strathdearn Natural History Club is to increase the understanding and enjoyment of the landscapes, geology, flora, fauna and archaeology of Strathdearn. Day: Generally 4th Thursday of month, September to April for indoor meetings. Field trips from time to time. Time: 7.30pm Location: Tomatin Village Hall Forward programme:...
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