Following recent work by Scottish Water at Glencoe Crossroads a flat area of land on the Morraich is now available for use as a recreational site.
With funding from the SEPA Clean-Up Project the Community Council has fenced off the ground from the main road to prevent it being used by fly-tippers. We now wish to landscape the area with indigineous shrubs, hedging, walkways, topsoil and grass before adding benches and tables.
We believe we can create a recreational area where local people and visitors alike can sit or stroll while taking in the splendid views of Loch Leven and the surrounding mountains.
Using the area in this way is a means also of preventing it becoming an overgrown eyesore.
To enable us to achieve our aims we have applied for grant funding from LEADER. As part of our application we have to show a degree of community support for our plans so we are asking you to sign this petition to show that you support us in our objectives.
The amount of support for this project has grown beyond what I initially thought possible. It is exhausting to keep pushing this forward but seeing this level of interest keeps me going. We are proving that this land matters to our community.
3 Comments
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Hamish Wilson
17 years ago
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Great idea. Anything is better than that ugly patch of dirt just sitting there. Would be a lovely spot to sit for a bit.
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Callum Rahman
17 years ago
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Really hope this happens. Glencoe needs more nice places to stop and enjoy the view. Do it!
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Fiona Castro
17 years ago
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YES PLEASE! tired of looking at that mess every day when I drive past. fix it up and make it look like part of the village.
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Following recent work by Scottish Water at Glencoe Crossroads a flat area of land on the Morraich is now available for use as a recreational site.
With funding from the SEPA Clean-Up Project the Community Council has fenced off the ground from the main road to prevent it being used by fly-tippers. We now wish to landscape the area with indigineous shrubs, hedging, walkways, topsoil and grass before adding benches and tables.
We believe we can create a recreational area where local people and visitors alike can sit or stroll while taking in the splendid views of Loch Leven and the surrounding mountains.
Using the area in this way is a means also of preventing it becoming an overgrown eyesore.
To enable us to achieve our aims we have applied for grant funding from LEADER. As part of our application we have to show a degree of community support for our plans so we are asking you to sign this petition to show that you support us in our objectives.
The amount of support for this project has grown beyond what I initially thought possible. It is exhausting to keep pushing this forward but seeing this level of interest keeps me going. We are proving that this land matters to our community.
3 Comments
H
Hamish Wilson
17 years ago
Featured
Great idea. Anything is better than that ugly patch of dirt just sitting there. Would be a lovely spot to sit for a bit.
C
Callum Rahman
17 years ago
Featured
Really hope this happens. Glencoe needs more nice places to stop and enjoy the view. Do it!
F
Fiona Castro
17 years ago
Featured
YES PLEASE! tired of looking at that mess every day when I drive past. fix it up and make it look like part of the village.
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Great idea. Anything is better than that ugly patch of dirt just sitting there. Would be a lovely spot to sit for a bit.