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Volunteers Ahoy!
And staying with the topic of volunteers, here's our columnist Yorkie's latest offering, in which they acknowledge the importance of volunteers of all ages in our community. Read more here
Summer Edition of the Blairgowrie & Rattray Hub Magazine
We hope that we can bring some much needed sunshine with the latest edition of the Summer Hub Magazine! Read it in full online HERE
There are lots of interesting articles as always, including an update from Blairgowrie & East Perthshire Tourist Association, and a lovely piece about the purchase and plans for the Mount Ericht Community Garden. This edition is once more back in good old-fashioned print, and will be delivered through your letterboxes any day now! And it contains a flier telling you all about the Blairgowrie & Rattray Community Plan Review, where to access the online community survey - and it has a paper copy of the survey which can be completed and left at designated drop-off points. So there is no excuse not to share your much needed views!
Community Views needed as Steering Group drives review of the Community Action Plan
A review of the Community Action Plan is being carried by a Steering Group of local community groups and organisations. The Steering Group are looking for your views on what you think your community needs now, and how you feel it could be improved as a place to live in, work in or visit. Complete a 7 question survey to have your say.
Read more here and Complete the Survey here
Looking ahead
Read our columnist Yorkie's thoughts on looking forward to the weeks ahead of us here
How lucky we are!
The latest from our columnist Yorkie, who's acknowledging the many fabulous groups we're lucky to have working to help to make our town look unique and beautiful. Read more here There's also a call out from Yorkie to complete the Blairgowrie and Rattray Community Action Plan Review Survey
Time to stop?
This past year has given a lot of time for contemplation, and Yorkie is wondering whether maybe it is time to stop collecting ‘things’...
Volunteers Ahoy!
And staying with the topic of volunteers, here's our columnist Yorkie's latest offering, in which they acknowledge the importance of volunteers of all ages in our community. Read more here
Summer Edition of the Blairgowrie & Rattray Hub Magazine
We hope that we can bring some much needed sunshine with the latest edition of the Summer Hub Magazine! Read it in full online HERE
There are lots of interesting articles as always, including an update from Blairgowrie & East Perthshire Tourist Association, and a lovely piece about the purchase and plans for the Mount Ericht Community Garden. This edition is once more back in good old-fashioned print, and will be delivered through your letterboxes any day now! And it contains a flier telling you all about the Blairgowrie & Rattray Community Plan Review, where to access the online community survey - and it has a paper copy of the survey which can be completed and left at designated drop-off points. So there is no excuse not to share your much needed views!
Community Views needed as Steering Group drives review of the Community Action Plan
A review of the Community Action Plan is being carried by a Steering Group of local community groups and organisations. The Steering Group are looking for your views on what you think your community needs now, and how you feel it could be improved as a place to live in, work in or visit. Complete a 7 question survey to have your say.
Read more here and Complete the Survey here
Looking ahead
Read our columnist Yorkie's thoughts on looking forward to the weeks ahead of us here
How lucky we are!
The latest from our columnist Yorkie, who's acknowledging the many fabulous groups we're lucky to have working to help to make our town look unique and beautiful. Read more here There's also a call out from Yorkie to complete the Blairgowrie and Rattray Community Action Plan Review Survey
Time to stop?
This past year has given a lot of time for contemplation, and Yorkie is wondering whether maybe it is time to stop collecting ‘things’...
20/3/2020
