Highland Council Resources Committee has approved the transfer of Achiltibuie Schoolhouse to the Coigach Community Development Company on terms to be finalised with the Director
This Summer, Ullapool will welcome the new Caledonian MacBrayne ferry, the MV Loch Seaforth built and launched in Flensburg, (Germany, near the Danish border). The
Invitation to Members Notice is hereby given that the 2014 Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held in Coigach Community Hall, Achiltibuie
What does the landscape of Coigach & Assynt mean to you? Meet the CALLP team and partners ELPHIN VILLAGE HALL: Monday 1 September 4-8pm COIGACH
Our shop popped-up as planned last Wednesday and it was a busy couple of days. People brought in donations of jumble – and of
De-cluttering? Your trash may well be someone else’s treasure! We’re making use of the shop and prep area in the former Achiltibuie Smokehouse to dip
Greetings from our new office. CCDC staff (all 1.54 of them) have relocated to the former smokehouse building in Altandhu. We are based in the
Our Newsletter… is in the pipeline but in the meantime, here’s the latest from CCDC Achiltibuie Schoolhouse Still empty… but we
Achiltibuie Schoolhouse provided a home for teachers since it was built – probably around the time of the Education Act in the 1870s. Now it
Following the success of £3m Stage 1 bid to the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Scottish Wildlife Trust, on behalf of Coigach and Assynt Living Landscape
Last week Highland Council Planning Committee voted unanimously in favour of granting planning permission for our community wind turbine. This is a great step in
If you walk along the burn at Acheninver, you will find the remains of the old mill once driven by the flow of water there.
Following the report on Badentarbet Pier and Old Dornie Harbour presented at a public meeting last month, Coigach Community Council have invited all those
Redevelopment of the Smokehouse, the former home of Summer Isles Foods Ltd, is a major project for CCDC – we need it to regain its
There will be a public meeting on Wednesday 8th January at 7.30pm in the hall, where John Porteous from Wallace Stone will present the report.
Although not all the comments received by Highland Council have yet been posted on the ePlanning website, with the end of the public consultation period
It’s been heartening to see the many statements of support on the Highland Council ePlanning website for the community turbine – mostly from local residents
