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Kintore Konnect Connecting Issue 37 September 2019 the Community Railway on Track for Opening
Kintore Konnect Connecting Issue 37 September 2019 The Community railway on track for opening From May... ..to August Photo’s provided by A.Benton, A.Gibb & H.Orr CRAFTY CAFE OPENING SOON see page 18 Highlights Kintore Parish Church Bicentenary Page 2 Councillor Martin Ford’s Report Page 10 Schools Competition Church News Page 12 Drawing Competition - win Panto tickets Page 4 KDCC Page 14 What’s Happening at Kintore Library Page 6 Crafty Cafe Page 18 Rotary Club Page 8 What’s Happening at Kemnay Page 21 Published in association with Kintore Community Council and Kintore Parish Church and Printed by Wellheads Crescent, Dyce Back copies of Kintore Konnect are available from: www.kintore.org.uk or www.kintorekirk.org Kintore Parish Church Bicentenary Schools Competition The building at Kintore Parish Church was built in 1819. creative entries were received. Well done to everyone who As part of our Bicentenary celebrations we held an took part, you seem to have had a lot of fun creating your Art competition for P1’s – P4’s, and a Creative Writing artwork and essays. Book vouchers were awarded for competition for P5’s – P7’s. Class groups from our two each year group, and we are happy to publish some of the local schools, Kintore Primary and Midmill Primary visited winning entries here: the church for inspiration and hundreds of extremely Kintore Parish Church – Bicentenary Art Competition The Parish Church building at Kintore is a beautiful granite structure built in 1819 by the famous Aberdeenshire architect, Archibald Simpson. It has many beautiful pieces of art including stained-glass windows and iron artwork. -
Newsletter Autumn 2013
Aberdeen Hillwalking Club Newsletter 2012-2013 CHAIRMAN’S CHAT Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter and apologies for the delay in issuing this production, which was caused by the hospitalisation of Kris Howard, our editor, who unfortunately was involved in a serious road traffic accident whilst cycling. Kris received extensive injuries from which I am pleased to report he has now recovered from and indeed has joined us again on our outings. Sadly, Kris has decided to give up the role of editor and the “baton” has been taken over by Fiona Wallace, ably assisted by her husband Alan. We wish them well in this new task and ask for your help and support by providing them with any interesting news items or articles appropriate to future editions of the newsletter. We have enjoyed a great summer, weatherise, with record temperatures throughout the country. Let us hope this will encourage our members and any newcomers to join us on future outings. There are only a few walks left before the end of our season and it is always useful to check out your hillwalking equipment to see if you require to renew or replace items. Many bargains can be had from sales and discounts, so check out our list of outdoor retailers for special offers. One important and essential item, which we should all carry, is a first aid kit. It does not have to be extensive but should at least cover essential items, which may be necessary for outdoor use. There are plenty of off-the-shelf kits available and information on-line to enable you to create your own emergency kit. -
Inclusive Day Opportunities Enabling Aberdeenshire Issue 1 September 2013
Inclusive Day opportunities Enabling Aberdeenshire issue 1 September 2013 Welcome From Philip English, Contents Head of Adult Services, page Aberdeenshire Council I am delighted to present 2. IDEA’s across this first edition of IDEA Aberdeenshire News. I.D.E.A stands for 3. Spotlight on jobs Inclusive Day opportunities, Enabling Aberdeenshire. This innovative project 4. National news is about making sure that adults with disabilities have good opportunities to fulfill their potential, 4. News across to be involved and recognised as valued members Aberdeenshire of their communities. It is also about making sure 12. Reviews that services for people are safe, always improving and continuing to meet people’s needs. 13. Involving the experts IDEA News is to keep you informed about what is 15. Events happening in your area and across Aberdeenshire. Keep an eye out for the next edition which will 16. And finally… be published in January 2014, or subscribe to IDEA News and be added to the circulation list by contacting [email protected] Out and about with Banff Day Services Banff Day Services are a busy a lot! Here’s some of the things they’ve been up to this year. IDEA’s across Aberdeenshire The ‘I.D.E.A. Engagement Final Report’ was published in April this year. It represents a lot of work from service users, family carers, day services staff, partner agencies, community planning and many other people. If you haven’t seen this report or the reports produced from local events for service users and family carers they are all published on Aberdeenshire Council at: www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/care/help/living/ during_day/big_idea.asp At a local level, groups are being set up to take the findings of the engagement events forward. -
Debbie Pern, Anne Fraser, Sophie Radcliffe, Aluinn Paterson, Mairi Redhead, Mhairi Adie, Averil Duncan
Minutes of Team Meeting 17th June 2019 - 5.30pm held at Curl, Aberdeen Present: Debbie Pern, Anne Fraser, Sophie Radcliffe, Aluinn Paterson, Mairi Redhead, Mhairi Adie, Averil Duncan 1. Apologies: Jane Kuipers 2. Approval of Minutes: The May minute was approved. 3. Matters arising from Last Minute Anne F has secured an area on the top floor in the H1 building at Hill of Rubislaw for storage of our costumes etc. There is an open plan area for choreo and small rehearsals and meetings. There is plenty of space for all the groups using the facility and it is especially ideal for small groups and PVIs. Eight chorus members will have passes. 4. Reports • Treasurer’s report – Mairi Readhead The report for May 2019 has been uploaded onto Groupanizer The accounts stand at: Account 1: £22,029.21 Account 2: £ 2,178.86 We obtained £11,664.00 from HMRC by way of Gift Aid donations over the last three years. We also received £500 from the region for achieving our wild card status. A new bank account is being set up for our trip to Kentucky and savings. Any fundraising will go into the new account and be reconciled separately. Debbie will apply for some educational funding from Aberdeen Endowments Trust and Aberdeen City Council. • Director – Sophie Radcliffe We had a great night at the Music Festival and retained our trophy for another year! Good to see so many groups performing - an opportunity to recruit new members too! Thanks to all who sang last Tuesday. Our focus now is preparing for our fringe show in August! Lots of rep songs to work on to get up to our usual high standard. -
Fish and Chip Shops
Official guide to theUK’squality FISH AND CHIP SHOPS 2019/20 Edition The sign of quality fish and chips Buy with confidencewhereyou see this sign www.nfff.co.uk NFFF Fish &Chip Quality Award What is the award? The NFFF Fish &Chips Quality Awardisascheme aimed at improving standards and rewarding shops that provide topquality fish and chips in aclean, hygienic and safeenvironment. This award: •Recognises the UK’sbestquality and besttasting fish and chips •Promotesthe use of fish sourcedfromenvironmentallysustainablestocks •Raises standards in theUKfish and chip shop sector •Highlights the importanceofproducing high quality fish and chips in afirst-classenvironment What fish friershavetodo? To achieve the awardshops havetoundergoathorough inspection carried out by an independent assessor covering the following aspects: •Premises -layout, condition and cleanliness •Machinery, equipment and utensils -condition and cleanliness •Working practices -intake, preparation, storage, product handling and temperaturecontrol •Hygiene standards -staff, premises and equipment •Management controls -health and safety, pestcontrols, temperaturemonitoring, cleaning schedules, staff training •Final product -levelofcustomer service, quality and tasteoffinished cooked product This is so youcan be assured of eating topquality fish and chips from atop quality fish and chip shop! Newshops arejoining the scheme every day. KEY Car parking Delivery service Halal option Cardpayments Disabled access Licensed restaurant Children’smenu Eat in facilities Vegetarian options Coaches welcome -
Aberdeenshire Valuation Appeal Committee
LISTING OF CITATIONS - ABERDEENSHIRE VALUATION APPEAL COMMITTEE Hearing on 6th June 2018 at 10.00 am in Committee Room 2, Woodhill House, Westburn Road, Aberdeen Proposed Values Agreed Values No Reference Description/Situation Appellant/Agent NAV RV NAV RV 1 15803/52449 SHOP TAWSE TYRE CO LTD P 4,900 4,900 49 DUKE STREET HUNTLY RYDEN LLP A 2 15846/54895 SHOP LADBROKES BETTING & GAMING LTD T 5,800 5,800 1 GORDON STREET HUNTLY MONTAGU EVANS A 3 15875/53915 SHOP ETC DUNCAN TAYLOR SCOTCH WHISKY LTD P 11,750 11,750 36 GORDON STREET HUNTLY 4 15880/53239 SHOP JAMES RIZZA & SONS LTD T 4,600 4,600 16 GORDON STREET HUNTLY WYMRE A 5 15888/55549 BANK BANK OF SCOTLAND P 16,500 16,500 2 GORDON STREET PER CBRE HUNTLY CBRE LTD A 6 15948/61833 SHOP PETERKINS P 16,750 16,750 3 THE SQUARE HUNTLY RYDEN LLP A 7 15949/57882 SHOP T M RETAIL GROUP T 9,400 9,400 5 THE SQUARE HUNTLY GERALD EVE LLP A 8 15950/55501 BANK TSB BANK PLC P 9,800 9,800 7 THE SQUARE C/O CBRE PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT HUNTLY TSB TEAM CBRE LTD A 9 15955/60210 INFORMATION CENTRE THE ABERDEENSHIRE COUNCIL P 5,300 5,300 9A THE SQUARE PER HEAD OF PROPERTY SERVICES HUNTLY RYDEN LLP A 10 15955/63855 INFORMATION CENTRE VISIT SCOTLAND T 5,300 5,300 9A THE SQUARE PER MARGARET CRAWFORD HUNTLY GRAHAM & SIBBALD A 11 15957/56002 BANK THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND GROUP P 14,000 14,000 THE SQUARE PER NELSON BAKEWELL HUNTLY GVA A 12 15964/53918 SHOP RAYMOND PARKIN P 17,250 17,250 26 THE SQUARE T/A HUNTLY CARPETS HUNTLY 13 33246/60221 SHOP ETC THE ABERDEENSHIRE COUNCIL P 12,500 12,500 INDUSTRIAL ESTATE PER HEAD -
Inverurie ITT Consultation Booklet
Aberdeenshire Council Integrated Travel Towns Project. Community Engagement Document Car Clubs Public Transport Electric Vehicles Electric Use Paths Shared Shared Walking Events Sign Cycle Parking Posting Inverurie Cycling Bus Maps Shelters May-July Information Car sharing 2015 Integrated Travel Towns: An Introduction What are Integrated Travel Why have community Towns? engagement? Aberdeenshire Council has successfully secured funding Community engagement is vital for the from SUSTRANS and Paths for All, with the aim to ITT project to be a success, giving improve walking, cycling and access to public transport residents the opportunity to work with across five Aberdeenshire towns over the next 12 Council officers in delivering the months. improvements that they require. In relation to walking, cycling and access to A major part of the SUSTRANS funding is the Public Transport, the Council is implementation of the Integrated Travel Towns (ITTs) particularly interested to hear: project, which focuses on Fraserburgh, Ellon, Inverurie, Portlethen and Huntly and follows the success of the What problems and issues currently Peterhead Cycling Demonstration Town project. exist. What opportunities there are to improve routes and infrastructure. CASE STUDY -Peterhead Cycling Demonstration Town Should you have any queries, Council officers can be contacted via: The Peterhead CDT project was delivered in partnership with the local community to provide new and improved infrastructure E-mail: underpinned with a promotional and marketing campaign. The [email protected] nationally recognised project delivered new cycle paths, an annual bike ride and cycle events resulting in a year on year increase in Telephone: 01224 664 822 cycling of 50%. Levels of walking and cycling amongst primary school pupils are now amongst the highest in Aberdeenshire.