Free First Aid Training
Following on from our survey regarding First Aid Training we are providing funded First Aid training courses at five locations. Places are limited to twelve per course and will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Courses will be 9.30-4.30 and we ask that you bring your own refreshments and lunch for the day. Wed 24th July – Kemnay Village HallFriday 2nd August – Mid Deeside Church, TorphinsTues 13th August – Stonehaven Community…
Sandend to Findlater – Coastal Path Restoration
Upgrade and repair work to the path between Findlater Castle and Sandend is due to start on site on 17th June 2024. The works are expected to take approximately 12 weeks and be completed by 6th September 2024. During this time, the path will be closed and inaccessible. An alternative route will be signposted on site via the Barnyards of Findlater car park. The works consist of upgrade and repair of a 2-kilometre length of…
April to June roadworks on North East Trunk Road Network
Please find attached a route snap shot for the months of April to June highlighting schemes that are currently planned to take place across the north east trunk road network. This also includes planned traffic management for each of the schemes. Attached is a PDF of April to June, alongside JPGs of each month. Detailed information on each scheme will be hosted on our website, https://netrunkroads.scot/, when work is due to take place. Please note, that all…
DISRUPTING CRIMINAL DUMPERS
As the number of adverts on digital platforms promoting illegal waste collection services hits an all-time high, SEPA, Scotland’s environmental regulator is tackling environmental criminality in the online world. The digital regulation pilot led by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has already identified that between 50 to 60% of businesses advertising on social media could be breaking the law by operating without holding the required waste carrier licence – and people handing over their…
OPENING OF GLENGLASSAUGH STEPS
We are very pleased to announce that the steps on the East side of Sandend Bay are now open. It appears to be a good job and takes all the slippery elements away from climbing the cliff. This has been a good example of collegiate working with Aberdeenshire Council. The Council continues to work on the Coastal Paths project and we hope to have news of the section from Sandend to Findlater Castle soon.