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Lochalsh Business Park
Auchtertyre
Kyle of Lochalsh
IV40 8EG
SCOTLAND
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Events
Scottish Rural Development Progarmme - Policy Seminars in Inverness and Oban
Thursday, September 20, 2007
The Scottish Government is running a series of meetings on the broad policy direction of the Scottish Rural Development Programme;
These seminars will cover :
- the strategic outcomes that the SRDP aims to deliver;
- how these outcomes will support delivery of the Government’s 5 strategic objectives of ‘greener’, ‘wealthier and fairer’, ‘safer and stronger’ and ‘smarter’; · how the new Programme will differ from the Programme for 2000-06.
- how the SRDP has developed with input from Stakeholders and light of the public consultations held in 2006 on the Strategic Plan and on the Programme itself
It is important to note this is not about how to apply for support through the Programme. Staff within the Rural Payments and Inspections Directorate will be holding a series of capacity building seminars through out Scotland for internal staff and external stakeholders focusing on the implementation aspect of the SRDP later in autumn.
The meetings in the crofting area will be:
Best Western Inverness Palace - Inverness 28th September, 9am - 1pm
Corran Hall - Oban - 11th October, 9am - 1pm
Open Day - 3 Eynort, Carbost - 29th September
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Open Day on Saturday 29th September (despite F&M) at 3 Eynort, Carbost and we will be open from 10 am - 4 pm and will have a range of stalls selling fresh veg, preserves, local baking and mushrooms. Refreshments and soup and sandwiches will be provided by MacMillan Cancer Support as part of their "World's Biggest Coffee Morning" fundraiser. There will also be a "tattie tasting" and identification opportunity as well as a "Walk and Talk" croft tour.
Visitors are welcome and if you wish to go on the Walk 'n Talk, make sure you have suitable footwear (wellies, if this weather continues!!!). Strict bio-security measures will be in place.
SAC Common Grazings Management Day
Monday, September 17, 2007
SAC Common Grazings Management Open Day
Raasay, 27th October
Contact Janette Sutherland at SAC in Portree for more information.
Select a Tup Event
Monday, September 17, 2007
Lewis & Harris Sheep Producers
Select A Tup - "Choosing a ram to meet your needs"
Wednesday 26th September at Long Island Auction Mart, Steinish
Starting at 2.30 p.m.
Angus Macleod Lecture - The Future of Crofting
Friday, September 14, 2007
Subject: ANGUS MACLEOD LECTURE: THE FUTURE OF CROFTING - THE CASE FOR CROFTING TENURE
The 4th Angus Macleod Memorial Lecture which takes place on Thursday 25 October (7.30pm, Pairc School, Gravir, South Lochs, Lewis) is this year being given by Brian Wilson under the title 'The Future of Crofting - the Case for Crofting Tenure'.
The Angus Macleod lecture is in honour of the late Angus 'Ease' Macleod MBE of South Lochs, Lewis, who was largely responsible for revamping the Scottish Crofters Union in the mid-1980s. He left a large quantity of books, papers, photos, and recordings which are now preserved in the Angus Macleod Archive,,jointly run by The Islands Book Trust (of which I am chairman) and the Pairc Historical Society. More details about the Archive and previous memorial lectures are on www.theislandsbooktrust.com
Power from the Sea
Monday, September 10, 2007
The Crown Estate, Scottish Renewables Forum and Wester Ross Alliance are hosting a series of presentations on the current status of the marine renewables industry, likely environmental impacts arising from marine renewable energy developments, and potential for community involvement. Meetings in Ullapool, Gairloch, Lochcarron and Kyle.
