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April 7, 2010April 7, 2010

Walled Garden Working Group created at Community Council AGM

Ardentinny Community Council held its Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 6th April. Council Convener and Meeting Chair, Val Kennedy, declared this past year as being the busiest she had ever known for the Community Council. In her report, she outlined the main issues that had occupied them over the year, i.e., - the National Park's …

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April 6, 2010August 4, 2022

Ardentinny Bowling Club – Fees & Information

Session 2010 ANNUAL FEES SINGLE: £51.00 COUPLE: £96.00 PENSIONER: £45.00 PENSIONER COUPLE: £86.00 ASSOCIATE MEMBER: £32.00 JOINING FEE: £5.00 GREEN FEES CLUB SWEEP GAMES (WED & SAT) : INCL TEA £1.00 (TUES): NO TEA £1.00 VISITORS: £2.00 per person for 2 hour session CLUB COMMITTEE PRESIDENT - G SMITH VICE PRESIDENT - A NEILSON SECRETARY …

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April 6, 2010June 9, 2010

National Park Authority’s Report on Consultation

Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park Authority has produced its Report on Consultation, which is their report on the results of the initial consultation on the draft local plan in February 2009. This apparently fed in to their Finalised Draft Local Plan, the consultation period of which ended on 6 April 2010. Copies of their Report …

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April 5, 2010June 24, 2023

Easter Beach Clean

It was with no small amount of dedication, 10 volunteers, accompanied by two National Park Rangers, gave up their Easter Sunday morning to clean Ardentinny beach. 15 sacks were filled with unsightly and damaging litter and all was recorded for the 'Adopt a Beach' statistics. A big thank you to all those who gave up …

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March 29, 2010April 5, 2010

A New Season

It has been a bad winter for the green with a heavy frost and snow putting it in the deep freeze for a month, thereby restricting growth and work on the green. However the weather has finally relented a bit, so in preparation for the coming season the green has been solid tined and verti …

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