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Buchan Bulletin BUCHAN Issue 71 August, September, October & BULLETIN November The past few months have been a really busy time for BDP staff and volunteers, and we would like to thank them all for their hard work, especially our volunteers. Everyone at BDP was excited to hear the Heritage Lottery Funding Application for Aden Country Park had been successful. Congratulations to everyone involved, particularly to Neil Shirran, the development worker who made sure everything was in place to ensure success. In this edition we have featured one of the projects Inside this issue that BDP has supported recently. Buchanhaven Community Empowerment Boatshed is a good example of the type of support OSCR Changes to your Charity we can offer to community groups to improve their Aden Country Park own facilities. We really enjoyed working with their Buchanhaven Boat Shed Heritage Lottery Funding committee and would recommend a visit to see the Boat Shed; the aquarium itself is well worth a visit. Eight volunteers received free First Aid training Production of the through Volunteer Buchan recently and dates for Buchan Bulletin is Food Hygiene and Managing Volunteers courses will kindly sponsored by be confirmed soon, so remember to check Volunteer Shell UK Ltd Buchan and BDP’s Websites for details. Diane, Leona & Alison Community Empowerment In 2015 the Scottish Parlia- *Participation Requests ment passed the Communi- ty Empowerment (Scotland) *Participatory Budgeting Act 2015 to give new rights to community bodies and *Asset Transfer/Right to Buy new duties to public sector *Democracy Matters - authorities. Conversation about community decision making Do you know how these affect you? * N a t i o n a l L o t t e r y Community Funds Our free event will help community organisations *L ocal example s o f and individuals increase community empowerment their understanding and a w a r e n e s s o f t h e Where: - MACBI Community Governments Community Hub, Newlands Road, Empowerment Agenda, Mintlaw and how it supports communities to do more for When: - Monday 1 October themselves and have more 2018, 9.15am to 3.30pm. say in the decisions that affect them. I f y o u w a n t m o r e information or want to book The event is aimed at any- a place please get in touch one involved in community at [email protected] led projects and activities and is ideal for anyone Keep an eye out on our considering starting a Facebook page where we community project. will post updates about the event. The event will cover topics such as: *An overview of the Community Empowerment Act 2 OSCR - Changes to your Charity It is important to remember implemented. that Charity Trustees must seek prior consent from # These changes can be OSCR: made using OSCR Online *before changing the Services at www.oscr.org.uk name of the charity *before amending the You must also notify OSCR objects or purposes no later than 1 month of the *before amalgamating with following changes taking another body effect: *before winding-up a charity or dissolving a SCIO *any administration order or *before converting a an order for winding-up a Company or a Community charity made by the court Benefit Society to a SCIO *appointment of a receiver *before applying to the court to change purposes, REMEMBER! amalgamate, or wind-up *Contact OSCR as soon as Prior consent must be your Principal Contact sought at least 42 days in changes advance of the proposed *Make sure your annual change taking effect. accounts are returned with your completed Annual OSCR must also be notified Return no later than 9 no later than 3 months after months after your year end the following changes have * N o t i f i c a t i o n s a n d taken effect: Applications for Consent should be made in writing *as soon as the Principal (email is acceptable) Contact changes# * A p p l i c a t i o n a n d *when the contact details Notification Forms can be for the existing Principle downloaded from the Contact change# OSCR website *when the accounting year *sign up for OSCR Reporter end date has changed# *when changes unrelated OSCR, 2nd Floor Quadrant to purposes are made to House, 9 Riverside Drive, the constitution Dundee, DD1 4NY * w h e n a n y c h a n g e 01382 220446 consented by OCSR is www.oscr.org.uk 3 Aden Country Park Aden Country Park has been a hub of them for giving up their time to help.” activity this year and we have lots of ex- citing events still to come. Music at Aden have organised a number of performances since the start of the The first event in the calendar was Seedy year and have many more arranged Sunday which was a great success over the coming months. Please visit their despite the cold snap that weekend. website on www.music-at-aden.co.uk or More than 500 people attended the page 8 of this very magazine. event which aims to promote locally produced food and products and The Friends of Aden held its annual Drive introduces the local community to the it Day at the end of April. It featured a benefits of growing your own products. fantastic selection of vehicles from the Garioch Vehicle Restoration Society One Seed Forward handed out 162kg of members and Aberdeen Model Society free potatoes and 2,000 seed packets also brought along a display to Aden were given away on the day. Park. Two weeks later, Buchan Development Wild About Aden was a great success Partnership held their first ever Easter Egg with lots of fantastic fun activities for Hunt on April 1st. Thousands of people visitors to try and a wealth of new from all over the North-east , including a attractions included on the programme family from this year. Spain, flocked to the park to take part in Leona added: “This year’s Wild About the Easter Egg Hunt and visit the Aden event proved to be a real crowd miniature donkeys. pleaser. We included something for everyone to enjoy including outdoor BDP development worker, Leona Findlay nature sessions, animal handling, sporting said: “This was our first Easter Egg Hunt activities and challenges, craft and it proved a real learning curve for us. workshops, storytelling, nerf wars, We have learned so much from the day climbing wall and cycle track plus much and have more. We are extremely grateful to already discussed ways to make the MacDuff Shellfish, Kininmonth Cabs and event even better next year. We had a the Country Park Inn for providing fantastic team of volunteers on the day funding and making donations to the who worked their socks off to make the event this year.” day the success and I would like to thank 4 Buchanhaven Boat Shed Buchanhaven Boat Shed officially NESFLAG, Your Voice Your Choice, opened on the 9th of June 2018. Awards for All, Buchan Area Committee Area Initiatives and Aberdeenshire Chairman of the Buchanhaven Harbour Council Capacity Grant funding. SCIO, Arthur James McKenzie explained how the project first started. We had a lot of help from Aberdeenshire Council and organisations such as “Our group has been active in the Buchan Development Partnership who community since 1994, managing also supported us with business planning Buchanhaven Harbour facilities and and registering to become a charity. holding an Annual Gala day to Through the process we have learned a fundraise for deserving groups and lot ” causes. Since we started fundraising we have donated over £150,000.” “The Boat Shed is open for visitors Monday to Friday from 10 am to 12pm “In 2015, we bought a small piece of and 2pm to 4pm. Please come along land near the harbour in Buchanhaven and visit us, you won’t be disappointed.” with the intention of building a boatshed for harbour users to do up their boats in winter. After consulting the local community, it was clear that the shed could also be a community space for a range of uses, and as time went on the project grew. The boatshed which was completed earlier this year, has heritage displays, workshop space for boat repair and maintenance, educational material and an aquarium complete with lobsters and other locally caught sea life. It is a great place for the local community to use and for local schools and groups to learn all about our fishing heritage.” Asked about any problems with the project Arthur said “The final cost for the project was almost £100,000. It was hard work to raise the money for the build as we had to apply to a variety of funders that all had different application procedures and forms. They included 5 Heritage Lottery Funding It has just been confirmed that Aden obligations and investment from Country Park has been awarded more Aberdeenshire Council itself. Work is due than a million pounds by The National to start before the end of 2018 and will Lottery, as part of the ‘Parks for People’ take five years to complete. programme. The main strands of the proposed project The funding will support the major delivery phase include: restoration and redevelopment of both * A range of improvements to visitor Aden’s historic buildings and landscape, facilities, including improved access, along with the creation of a brand-new upgraded courtyard, path works, the play area (colour plans inside back opening up of the ground floor of the cover), improvements to park Coach House to develop an interactive accessibility and signage, as well as interpretation, education and activity supporting a programme to enhance area, along with the creation of wildlife biodiversity.
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