Rural Gateway have published this year's list of Events. Check out their pages to see more. Rural Gateway's Regional Events
Village Halls 'Question Time'
Once again, Rural Gateway are presenting the chance to consult the experts on all things associated with village halls and community buildings. To pose your questions to the panel, e-mail them using the link on the information page. The deadline is Monday 9th August.
Mountain Innovations
There will be a European Mountain Convention conference in Norway on September 15th - 17th (for those able to make the short journey!) organised by Euromontana. Whilst it may not be an ideal location to attend, the website contains information for those involved in business in a mountain environment, with this year's conference including Workshops covering renewable energies, forestry and wood-based products, rural protected areas and sustainable tourism.
North Ayrshire Council are seeking to get your feedback on the Main Issues Report, which can be viewed by clicking on the link. It is also available to view in the library.
They will be holding a series of Public Consultation events. Call 01294 225125 for more details.
Hustings 26th April 2010
There was a great turn-out at this recent meeting in Brodick Hall, with close to a hundred people turning up to hear just 2 parliamentary candidates answer questions on a wide range of issues in the run-up to the forthcoming Election.
Coming up . . . .
CEiS are running a series of workshops around Scotland on Tender Writing, in various locations and at three levels of expertise. They offer access to a whole host of other free training opportunities, more details of which can be found on their Supporting Enterprise page.
THE YEAR AHEAD Farmers Markets at Kilmory Hall Markets are held on the last Saturday of every month. For information please call Kilmory Hall on 01770 870345.
CONTINUING CAMPAIGNS Promoting Health in Ayrshire & Arran - Community Involvement If you'd like to become involved in the North Ayrshire Public Partnership Forum, go to the "Involving You" pages on the NHS Ayrshire & Arran website. Once all the outcomes of any consultations have been collated, an assessment will be made of possible amendments to current strategies. Go to the Scottish Government's publications page to read reports of recent updates. Rural Policy
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e-mail: jim.Nichols@arrancvs.org.uk
