Strathdon community drop-in at Lonach Hall
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Location: Strathdon
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Location: Strathdon
Cost: Free admission
Come and have a blether over tea, coffee and cake about some of the projects happening in and around the Strathdon area.
- Discuss nature-friendly farming
- Tell us about the local landscapes that are special to you
- Learn how communities can benefit from nature restoration schemes
- Take part in a branding workshop for creatives in the National Park
- Contribute to the new Local Development Plan
- Hear about our activities in local schools
- Join us for the launch of the Strathdon Community Action Plan
You can also bring your bike along for a free basic check and tune up with a mechanic from Aberdeenshire Live Life Outdoors Cycle Base.
For accessibility information and any questions please email [email protected].
Free admission
Door-side disabled parking and a dedicated drop-off area at the door. Two free carparks, an upper carpark beside the hall and a lower carpark. Both have disabled spaces. To reach the Lonach Hall from the lower carpark, there are approximately 12 stairs or a relatively steep road. The upper floor, where the drop-in event is being held, is accessible by a lift. There is no hearing loop on site. Magnifying glasses will be provided to support anyone who would benefit from these to read displays.
Designated disability parking
Ramp or elevator access
Accessible toilets
Accessible toilets available on both floors.
Indoor
Food available
Event location
Organisers
Cairngorms National Park Authority
The Cairngorms National Park Authority was set up to ensure that the unique aspects of the Cairngorms – both the natural environment and the local communities – are cared for, sustained and enhanced for current and future generations to enjoy. The Park Authority provides leadership to all those involved in the Cairngorms and works in partnership with a range of communities, businesses, non-government organisations and public sector partners to deliver practical solutions on the ground.
Partners
Aberdeenshire Live Life Outdoors Cycle Base
Delivers a wide range of opportunities to access the great outdoors - from mountain to sea - in the natural outdoor environment of Aberdeenshire.
Marr Area Partnership (MAP)
MAP is a charity which supports community organisations in the Marr area of Aberdeenshire.
North East Scotland Climate Action Network (NESCAN)
NESCAN Hub was established in 2021 as one of Scotland's first two regional climate action hubs, alongside the Highlands and Islands Climate Hub. Since then, the network has grown to include 24 regional hubs across Scotland, each led by local experts and rooted in community organisations and cross-sector partnerships, including councils, health boards and education providers. Together, they provide place-based support that empowers communities to lead on climate action.
Scottish Land Commission
The Scottish Land Commission is driving a programme of land reform spanning both urban and rural land, to create a Scotland where land is owned and used in ways that are fair, responsible and productive.
Strathdon Community Development Trust
A community development trust set up to assist the local community and groups to make Strathdon a better place to live.