Lairg and District Community Initiatives Annual General Meeting 1 September 2015 Development Officer’s presentation.

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Lairg and District Community Initiatives Annual General Meeting 1 September 2015 Development Officer’s presentation

Lairg and District Community Initiatives Projects Partnership working Meetings

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS Ring Fenced Funding -Donna has secured funding towards Development Officer’s post as well as covering office rent and project costs. -3 years funding from SSE and Robertson Trust

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS Churchill Path -Unfortunately we had two funding applications rejected. Paths for All are now open – we will apply for funding again -Meanwhile we had two clean up days (last one in May) and we’re hoping to gather volunteers for one more in Autumn (all welcomed to help) -James (work experience programme) has done work on benches, gates and fences (sanding and painting)

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS Railway Footpath Problems identifying who has an authority over the development – Scotrail passed the responsibility to the HC (Road Safety Team) Donna has done some research as to the actual usage of the footpath. This information is needed to have stronger argument when discussing with the Highland Council but also to be able to apply for funding. Paths for All and ‘Safe routes to School’ are identified as potential funders.

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS Helicopter Landing Lights Full funding secured for the lights (£5000) from three sources

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS SSE Resilient Communities Fund Funding application submitted for the power generator connections in the Community Centre as well as satellite phone in case of an emergency (over £5500) – decision made September 2015 Community Emergency Plan in place Distributing ‘Support in Emergency’ leaflets for the vulnerable

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS Fitness Room Funding application submitted – we are now waiting for the response (October 2015) Further research was conducted as to the best equipment Initial conversation with the Highland Council and Technogym about a possible agreement – taking over HC leisure centres old equipment or getting the same leasing deal as HC Funding application to Sport Facilities Fund in progress

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS Social Enterprise which will include: -A village hub for information (events, transport links, local information) -A shop that will provide sales of items made by LDCI volunteers (men’s shed) -An area on the shopfloor offering selling space to local crafters -An opportunity to recycle/upcycle discarded goods (men’s shed) -Provide work experience and volunteering opportunities -Potential employment Ongoing research – visit made to Employability Orkney, talked to Made in Tain, visits to be arranged to the Boyndie Trust and Ace Recycling Social Investment Scotland (SIS) workshop about options financing the enterprise Feasibility study in progress – possibly seeking advice from HISEZ

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS Business Plan LDCI plans for the following three years based on the community preferences

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS Telephone Directory The Directory has been printed and distributed, however there appear to be some mistakes and omissions made so we are in the process of reviewing the first edition. The updated list of telephone numbers is available in the Post Office for the public to view and make necessary changes.

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS Events -Frozen Disco -Superheroes Disco -Minions Disco -Crofters Show 2014 and Red Ball Challenge (GALA week) -Winterfest 2015 (funding application submitted)

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS Walks around Lairg The leaflet for visitors (as well as some locals) has been designed and distributed Hard copies have been sent to local businesses

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS Newsletters Summer Edition was the third newsletter published by LDCI. The Autumn Edition is currently being prepared.

Lairg and District Community Initiatives

PROJECTS Website/Facebook Free website has been established, however it is a very difficult to navigate, time consuming tool to use. The research has been done into the future website – a large comprehensive site for the whole community, all community groups and businesses, locals and tourists, where LDCI would just be one of many groups involved and would take a role of the site administrator. Currently waiting for the price of the project then applying for funding. Facebook page has proved to be a very successful tool. It’s been regularly updated and within a very short period of time we have reached a large number of local people involved in the community events.

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PROJECTS NEW PROJECTS : - Community Challenge Fund Taking over the services provided by the Highland Council (ground maintnance, litter picking, grass cutting, public toilets, garden aid etc.). Very early stage – talking to VGES to organize meeting with the Council. The negotiations with the Council (possibly under freedom of information we can be provided with the information as to the current spending costs) Application deadline – 6 th November - Community Bus Flexible service that would include: Dementia -friendly communities, primary school, local sports club, various groups, service to the station, shopping days etc) Researching similar services across Scotland. Meeting in Helmsdale. Potential funders.

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PARTNERSHIP WORKING Loch Shin Sailing Club Full funding secured for the feasibility study of the future development of the Loch Shin Sailing Club project (£25 000) The 99 year lease between LDCI and LSSC – currently being prepared by the solicitor Attending meetings with LSSC mentors

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PARTNERSHIP WORKING Crofter’s Show Full funding secured for running the Show this year (£6 000) Creating advertising posters for the Show LDCI had a stall at the Show (in 2014 fundraising money for the Nursery, in 2015 for the Winterfest) and a bouncy castle for children

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PARTNERSHIP WORKING Lairg Community Association Research and funding application for the Fitness Room Research and funding application for the power generator connections in the Hall and the satellite phone Administration work for the Community Centre

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PARTNERSHIP WORKING Learning Centre Work experience – providing tasks, work supervision and assessing the progress (12/05/15 – 24/09/15).

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PARTNERSHIP WORKING Play Days Assisting the organizers in setting up the Hall Cooperation during the children’s events (the Discos, Crofters Show etc)

Lairg and District Community Initiatives PARTNERSHIP WORKING Primary School Supporting School with the Eco Committee Fuel Poverty Initiative Distributing vouchers (£20) for electricity/wood Highland Hospice New Christmas lights for the Hospice tree

Lairg and District Community Initiatives MEETINGS LEADER meetings organised by the HC – recognizing the priority activities for the region that can be funded from LEADER SIS (Social Investment Scotland) – workshop about funding the social enterprise SSE workshop – resilient communities programme Fiona Morrison (SSE) and Carol Elliott (Foundation Scotland) – discussing current and future funding for Lairg Emergency Plan meeting Local Energy Scotland – presentation given by Ross Jones about the future windfarm development and potential for community benefit VGES Kyle of Sutherland Development Trust HIE and LSSC – development prospects for the Sailing Club Local groups (Ferrycroft Visitors Centre, Learning Centre, Lairg History Society, Crofters Show, LCA, etc.)