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Planning Matters in Scotland
Talk by Clare Symonds
Chair of Planning Democracy
Saturday 11 February
Talla na Ros, King St, Kingussie 4-6 pm

All welcome - Admission Free - Refreshments

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BSCG is looking forward to welcoming the candidates for the May Westminster election at a public meeting on Friday 3rd April 2015 in Aviemore Community Centre, 7pm – 9pm.

Make the most of this opportunity to raise the questions that matter on the environment with all the general election candidates.

Admission is free and donations welcome.

The event is kindly being chaired by Bill Sadler, Coordinator of the Grantown 250 celebrations.

Candidates for the marginal and hotly contested Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch & Strathspey seat include:

  • Standing MP Danny Alexander (Liberal Democrat)
  • Drew Hendry (SNP)
  • Mike Robb (Labour)
  • Isla O’Reilly (Scottish Green Party)
  • Edward Mountain (Conservative)
  • Les Durance (UKIP).

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Open Public Meeting. 

Illustrated Talk by Hayley Wiswell.

Old Kirk, Nethybridge
By Castle Roy
Wednesday 10 July 8.00pm

All welcome
Free ~ donations welcome
Further informatin telephone: 01479 821491

AGM on Thursday 15th  November at 7.00pm in Inverallan Church Hall,  Grantown.

8.00pm, Public Talk: ‘The Cairngorms Rare Plants Project’ by Dr Andy Scobie

The talk will be given by the Project Officer, Dr Andy Scobie, who will be describing his discoveries and updating us on the findings of this fascinating project.

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Fresh Water Pearl Mussel  a protected species that has a particular
stronghold in the River Spey Photo copyright SNH
Fresh Water Pearl Mussel a protected species that hasa particular
stronghold in the River Spey. Photo copyright SNH.

Illustrated Talk by Dr Iain Sime SNH, Freshwater Specialist.

Carrbridge Village Hall Wednesday 25 April 7.30pm

All welcome ~ Free ~ Donations welcome

Further information Tel 01479 821491

Please download and print event poster.

Illustrated Talk and Annual General Meeting
Tuesday 29 November 2011
Carrbridge Village Hall
(in the smaller room)
AGM 7.00-7.45pm
Talk:   ‘Helping the Highland Tiger – the Cairngorms Wildcat Project’ by Dr David Hetherington, 8.00pm
I am writing to invite you to attend the AGM on Tuesday 29th November at 7.00pm in the small hall of the Village Hall, Carrbridge. The AGM is for members only, but after the AGM we have an illustrated talk on that is open to anyone on the Cairngorms Wildcat Project starting at 8.00pm.  The talk will be given by Dr David Hetherington who has been leading the project since it started a few years ago. The wildcat project  now only has a few months to run and David will be telling us about the work of the project as well as future prospects for wildcat conservation.
The existing committee automatically stand down at the AGM, and can then be re elected. New nominations are welcome for all posts and a nomination slip is enclosed.
All the present office bearers are willing to stand again, and we are looking for additional members. So if you would be willing to help on the committee in any way please let me know.
The present office bearers are:
Convener                                 Gus Jones
Vice Convener                        Roy Turnbull
Secretary/ Treasurer                Tessa Jones

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Photo: © Laurie Campbell

Illustrated Talk and Annual General Meeting
Tuesday 29 November 2011
Carrbridge Village Hall (in the smaller room)
AGM 7.00-7.45pm
Talk:   ‘Helping the Highland Tiger – the Cairngorms Wildcat Project’ by Dr David Hetherington, 8.00pm 

The AGM is for members only, but after the AGM we have an illustrated talk on that is open to anyone on the Cairngorms Wildcat Project starting at 8.00pm.  The talk will be given by Dr David Hetherington who has been leading the project since it started a few years ago. The wildcat project  now only has a few months to run and David will be telling us about the work of the project as well as future prospects for wildcat conservation.

More details to follow.