Community Council meetings are usually held on the second Tuesday of each month.

Next Meeting June 14th 2022 at 7.30pm.

(May meeting cancelled)

Via Zoom

See Agenda

HIGHGATE HALL

NOTICE OF A PUBLIC MEETING

TO BE HELD AT

THE YOUNGER HALL, KILMUN

ON 22nd JUNE 2022 AT 2:30 PM

All residents 16 years of age and over in the Blairmore, Strone, Kilmun and

Ardentinny Districts are invited to attend a meeting regarding the future of the (now

disused) Highgate Hall for the following purpose:-

“To appoint a Committee to Highgate Hall”

In terms of the Trust Deed governing the Highgate Hall, the Committee is to consist

of ten members. Only inhabitants of the Blairmore, Strone, Kilmun and Ardentinny

Districts are eligible to be appointed members of the Highgate Hall Committee and

nominations should be made by email to Nicola Hughes of Miller Beckett & Jackson,

Solicitors, Glasgow – email nhughes@mbjsolicitors.co.uk by 12:00 noon on Monday

20th June. An Agenda for the meeting can also be requested from Nicola Hughes -

email nhughes@mbjsolicitors.co.uk

Could those attending please bring ID and proof of address.

By Order of the Trustees of Highgate Hall

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A83 Corridor Options

After the closures of the Rest and Be Thankful, comments are welcome on the creation of alternative corridors to RBT.

The 11 proposals can be found on the following website

https://www.transport.gov.scot/publication/project-corridor-options-access-to-argyll-and-bute-a83/

SEPA Flood Warnings

SEPA have a dedicated page to flood warnings. You can sign up for alerts etc.

This can be found at 

https://floodline.sepa.org.uk/floodingsignup/

Coronavirus  Covid-19

On the dedicated page, there are links to the most up to date information.

PLEASE READ THE LETTER FROM THE COWAL DOCTORS, WHICH IS ON THAT PAGE.

The fish stocks in the Firth of Clyde are under threat.  The Clyde can recover and bring wealth to Scotland again, but it needs your support. 

You can sign up to a Clyde charter -

More information by clicking this link

ECHO HERITAGE TRAIL.

The following link is to a feasibility study for a heritage trail in East Cowal.

http://bit.ly/2JdK3BV

Purpose of study 
The purpose of this study is to assess the feasibility for a new heritage trail in East Cowal. The study identifies existing routes and the existing visitor offer, explores potential links between East Cowal’s communities and highlights opportunities to unlock the social and economic potential of East Cowal’s often hidden heritage assets. This is complemented with an outline interpretation and activity strategy in addition to outline costs for capital works and heritage activities. 

Cowal EAST Rural Watch

(Click here to join the Rural Watch scheme)