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December 28, 2012January 5, 2024

Road Kill Ardentinny – Is it Necessary?

Sadly, wildlife fatalities around Ardentinny continue. Earlier today a pheasant was mown down near Angle Cottage on the road along the Glen. One has to wonder how these incidents occur. Pheasants in the area are particularly tame. They can frequently be seen wandering by the side of the road and, at times, on the road. …

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December 24, 2012

Goodwill to all ladies and gentlemen

Santa's little helpers brought some Christmas magic to Ardentinny's award-winning loos this week with a festive display and complimentary sweets for weary travellers. The immaculate conveniences which won awards for "Loo of the year" in 2004, 2006 and 2007 have been decked out with a santa, festive wreath and a jar of Werther's Originals! So …

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December 22, 2012

Kids Christmas Fun

Xmas began early in the village hall with a party on Dec 1st for over twenty children who enjoyed lots of games, Christmas goodies and a present from Santa. The event was organised by Anna and Mary Jane who were ably assisted by many Mums, Dads, and grandparents, &, of course, Santa himself! The day …

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December 14, 2012December 14, 2012

Lightning Loggers.. A cabin is born

The ambitious Glenfinart Walled Garden project took a major step forward this week with the installation of a 24 square metre log cabin. The building will be used as the main administrative centre for the project. Trust Convenor Bill Williamson said "2012 has been a remarkable year for Ardentinny. With the support of the community …

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December 9, 2012December 9, 2012

Community Council adopts new format for meetings and Forestry criticised for no warning of military manoeuvres

Perhaps in an attempt to encourage more community participation, Ardentinny Community Council announced a more succinct approach to its meetings in the future, with any business not concluded by 21.30 being carried over to the next meeting. Also, with the introduction of prior 'business meetings', it was proposed that matters arising from the minutes would …

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