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Ferintosh Groups Services Activities, Facilities and Businesses in Ferintosh Community Council Area Please pass on changes to Bruce Morrison -877127; [email protected] Name of group Contact Tel No / E-mail Address Meeting Place Dates Times Age Group and Comments Clubs and Groups After school club (CALA) Alison Morrison Smith 07765 401696 Culbokie School Weekdays 14.30 to 18.00 during term time Badminton -Social Carolyn Morrison 01349 877127 Findon Hall Monday - Sept to Apr 19.30 to 21.30 All welcome, 16 and over [email protected] Beavers Lyndsey Johnston 07801 273384 Culbokie Primary School Tuesdays 18.00 to 19.00 For boys and girls from 5 3/4 to 8 years old [email protected] Black Isle Horticultural Society Graham Sullivan 01349 861991 Gordon Memorial Hall, Rosemarkie Three times per year Flower & Produce Show, August, Rosemarkie http://www.spanglefish.com/blackislehorti culturalsociety/ [email protected] Bowling (Indoor) Willie Gunn 01349 877497 Findon Hall Wednesdays and Fridays, Oct to Mar 19.30 to 22.00 All welcome, 16 and over Churches Ferintosh & Resolis Free Church Calum Iain Macleod 01349 866067 Ferintosh (Urquhart) Church; Resolis Church Sundays 12.00 and 18.00 at Ferintosh; 10.30 at Resolis 11am Ferintosh; 6pm Resolis during [email protected] Covid restrictions Evergreen Soup Lunch Ferintosh Free Church 1st Monday of month (Oct to May) 12.00-13.30 All welcome Women For Mission Ferintosh or Resolis Free Church Usually last Monday of month (Nov-Apr) 19.30 onwards Talks, refreshments, sale of crafts R&U Church of Scotland Rev Terry Burns 01349 877452 Church Centre, Culbokie Sundays 10.00 onwards Worship R&U Church Café Church Centre, Culbokie Tuesdays 13.30 to 15.45 Home made goodies and friendly meeting place R&U Friendship Group Maureen Rose 01349 877435 Church Centre, Culbokie 1st Monday of month 14.00 to 16.00 Senior Citizens - varied prog and afternoon tea R&U Church Soup Lunch Maureen Rose 01349 877435 Findon Hall, Culbokie Last Saturday of month 12.00 to 13.30 R&U Church Walking Group May Stevenson 01349 877213 Church Centre, Culbokie Thursdays 10.00 onwards Sociable stroll R&U Church Women's Fellowship Maureen Rose 01349 877435 Church Centre, Culbokie 3rd Thursday each month 19.30 to 21.30 Community garden with individual plots and shared use Community Garden Lesley Robb [email protected] Netherton Farm, Culbokie of polytunnel; tools available on site Community Market Sylvie Main 07926 044 064 Findon Hall 3rd Saturday each month 10.00 to 13.00 https://www.culbokiect.org/communitymarket.a [email protected] sp Crafters Group Carolyn Morrison 01349 877127 Thursdays -Oct to Mar 14.00 to 16.00 Cubs Maria McLauchlan [email protected] Culbokie School Tuesday 19.00 - 20.30 8 - 10+1/2 Culbokie Community Trust Penny Edwards 01349 877822 n/a when required All residents welcome; strengthening the community [email protected] Culbokie School or Ferintosh Hall or Mulbuie Ferintosh Community Council Karen Harcus (Chair) [email protected] Hall 3rd Monday each month but not December 7 or 7.30pm All residents welcome Ferintosh WRI Christine Pokorniecki 01349 866036 Ferintosh Hall, Easter Kinkell First Wednesday of the month, Sept. to May19.30 to 21.30 [email protected] Football Andy Campbell 01349 877545 Football Field, Culbokie Once a week, no set days Juniors Tommy Brown 01349 877292 Mon, Thurs and some Seniors [email protected] Saturdays April - August Hockey Local Schools Field (astroturf) As and when required school groups free of charge/adults nominal fee Mothers and Toddlers Angela Stewart 7546 123234 Findon Hall Wednesdays 10-12noon pre-school Nursery Roisin Newell 01349 877900 Culbokie School Weekdays 08.15 to 15.30 [email protected]. uk Pantomime Group Sheila Robinson 01349 877879 Findon Hall Tuesdays in the Autumn 19.30 to 21.30 Petanque Susan White 01349 866329 by the Culbokie Inn Tuesday and Friday 7pm onwards (May to September) Pilates Johanne McBean [email protected] Findon Hall Tuesday 9.15 to 10.15, 10.30 to 11.30 Scouts Sam Blyth [email protected] Culbokie School Tuesday 7.30 to 10+1/2 - 14 Transition Black Isle Martin Sherring 01349 877822 n/a n/a Occasional events [email protected] Accommodation Romay Garcia Netherton Farm 01349 877666 Culbokie, Dingwall, IV7 8JH [email protected] B&B, Guest House Tornapress, Braes of Kinkell, Dingwall, IV7 Helen R MacDonald Tornapress B&B 01349 862546/ 07834 071594 8HZ [email protected] B&B 120 Newton of Ferintosh, Mulbuie, Muir of Fiona MacRae Kintail House 01349 865409/ 07901 560054 Ord, IV6 7RD [email protected] B&B Antonia Maher-McCrystal Abalone Holiday Let 01349 877806 Croft Feach, by Culbokie, Dingwall, IV7 8JD [email protected] Holiday cottages to let Frances Armstrong Alcaig Cottages 01349 368276 Easter Lodge, Alcaig, IV7 8HS www.alcaigcottages.co.uk [email protected] Self-catering cottages Les Robinson Gael Holiday Homes 0844 310 0077 Mount Eagle Court, Culbokie, IV7 8GX https://www.gaelholidayhomes.co.uk [email protected] Self catering accommodation June Whittet Breagha B&B 01349 877856/ 07887 922 122 Wester Toberchurn, Culbokie, IV7 8LS https://[email protected] B&B Mrs E M Phillips Wester Brae Highland Lodges 01349 877609 Wester Brae, Culbokie, IV7 8JU westerbraehighlandlodges.co.uk [email protected] Holiday lodges Activities/Attractions Antonia Maher-McCrystal Culbokie Airfield 01349 877806/ 07780 991403 Croft Feach, by Culbokie, Dingwall, IV7 8JD [email protected] View microlight flights Helen and Mike Walters Solus Or Writing Retreat 01349 877818 Solus Or, Culbokie, IV7 8JH www.solusorwritingretreat.co.uk [email protected] Retreat for writers and other creative types Agriculture, Horticulture, Landscaping James Bell James Bell Landscaping 07967 788339 Culbokie [email protected] Landscaping services Tigh Nah Inch Farm, Alcaig, Conon Bridge, Agricultural Machinery, Massey Ferguson sales, Drew Fraser Highland Tractors 01349 861461 IV7 8HS [email protected] servicing and parts Alex Grant A Grant (Gairloch) Ltd 07714 334827 11 Carn Mor, Culbokie [email protected] Footpath and landscape contractor Activities, Facilities and Businesses in Ferintosh Community Council Area Please pass on changes to Bruce Morrison -877127; [email protected] Name of group Contact Tel No / E-mail Address Meeting Place Dates Times Age Group and Comments Fencing contractor; private, commercial, Billy MacDonald Fencing contractor 01349 862741 /07752 105507 Hollytree Cottage, Conon Bridge, IV7 8HS [email protected] industrial,agricultural Brian Mackinnon B&J Mackinnon 01349 865042 /07718 917029 Milltearn, Easter Kinkell [email protected] Mini digger hire with operator Roalma, Brae Dunvornie, Duncanston, IV7 Rory MacLennan A&M MacLennan Ltd 01349 877454 / 07796 842366 8JD [email protected] Fencing, groundworks, scrub clearance, plant hire George McPhee Fencing and tree work 01349 877645 / 07785 333682 Culbokie [email protected] Fencing, tree work Roddy Shand Maintenance Agent 07912 566149 Allanfearn, Duncanston, IV7 8JB [email protected] Garden, tree and hedge maintenance Art, Music, Photography Am Fasgadh, Brae of Kinkell, Dingwall, IV7 Nicola MacDonell Artist 01349 861541 /07946 067329 8HZ [email protected] Paintings, prints, cards, tuition Panoramic and aerial photography services, Angus Mackie Scotland360 Photography and Drone Services07780 787034 Birchmill House, Culbokie, IV7 8JH www.scotland360.co.uk [email protected] photography tuition and workshops, drone surveys Piano, clarinet and recorder lessons from beginners Tania Mackie Private music tutor 07899 957516 Birchmill House, Culbokie, IV7 8JH [email protected] through to advanced students Books https://www.highlifehighland.com/libraries/d Highlife Highland Mobile Library Van 01349 869870 / 07733 300764 Every three weeks ingwall-mobile-library/ Building Gavin Bremner G Bremner Ltd 01349 866362/07889 276062 Ardmair, Highfield Park, Mulbuie, IV7 8AP [email protected] Carpenters and Joiners Bryden Grant Plumbing & Heating 07830 242139 Braefindon, Culbokie IV7 8JY [email protected] Corgi registered engineer Robert Hutcheson The House Doctors Highland 01349 870845 /07720 652523 Wester Blairtua, Culbokie IV7 8JS Facebook -The House Doctors (Highland) [email protected] General house repairs Chimney Sweep incl. Bio Mass Boiler Flues, Multifuel Peter Kerr PK Chimney Sweeps Ltd 07977 239230 10 The Cairns, Culbokie, IV7 8NE Stoves, Open Fires, Agas Angus Mackay Angus Mackay Electrical 01349 877264/07834 818825 9 The Cairns, Culbokie IV7 8NE [email protected] Domestic and commercial electrician Braeview, Upper Braefindon, Culbokie IV7 Andrew Munro Plumbing & Heating Services Ltd 01349 877199 / 07803 049968 8JY [email protected] Plumbing & heating services Craig Munro Joinery Contractor 07763 051823 Sornum, Easter Kinkell, IV7 8HY [email protected] From changing a door to a whole new build Lulworth, Brae of Kinkell, Conon Bridge IV7 Architectural services: eco/imaginative/practical/low Fraser Stewart RIBA RIAS Chartered Architect 01349 862779 /07769 686198 8HZ [email protected] energy buildings Kenneth Sutherland K M Sutherland 01349 877415 Braefindon, Culbokie IV7 8JY Building and plastering contractor Cars and Garages 67 Braes Of Balnabeen, Easter Kinkell, IV7 David Farrand
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