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Review of Libraries, Halls & Centres
March 05th, 2021
The purpose of this consultation is to gather the opinions of the local communities on the plan around the future roles of libraries, halls and centres. The opinions of our communities will be considered and taken into account when a final decision is taken by Elected Members at the Council Meeting scheduled on 9th June […]
Arran Locality Partnership Meeting Papers – 10 March 2021
March 04th, 2021
All of our meetings are open to the public and all you have to do to contribute is speak to your local Community Representative about what you want to put forward. If you don’t know who your local Representative is please contact us and we will put you in touch with them. Arran Locality Partnership […]
The Coig are looking for your views on Tourism
March 04th, 2021
 Do you live in Ayrshire and Arran? The Coig are looking for your views on tourism to help protect and develop the places you love, for visitors and residents to enjoy! Please take 5 mins to complete the residents’ survey: https://bit.ly/3qbu0t0 To hear more about the research in this video: https://youtu.be/mg3RnnKtyHE
Local Priorities
March 03rd, 2021
Find out more about how Locality Partnerships are looking at their priorities in our leaflet – local priorities
#WheelsinMotion Campaign
March 01st, 2021
#WheelsinMotion is a new campaign jointly supported by Public Health Scotland, Transport Scotland, Paths for All, Cycling Scotland, Cycling UK, Sustrans Scotland and Scottish Cycling. This shared campaign encourages people to leave the car at home in favour of walking, wheeling and cycling for essential journeys, wellbeing and exercise.
Rural Scotland Key Facts 2021
March 01st, 2021
Rural Scotland Key Facts 2021 compares and contrasts circumstances in remote and accessible rural areas to the rest of Scotland. It includes these findings: Population growth is faster in rural Scotland There is a higher proportion of older people in rural Scotland, particularly in remote rural areas Rural areas are a ‘very good’ place to live […]
93.3% of school leavers in positive destinations
March 01st, 2021
The proportion of pupils in Higher or Further Education is at a record high on a national basis. 93.3% of pupils had a ’positive destination’ including work, training or further study within three months of leaving school last year, official statistics show. The proportion of school leavers in higher or further education is at a […]
Understanding the nature of hate crime
March 01st, 2021
A new report into the extent of hate crimes committed in Scotland has highlighted almost two-thirds of all race-related hate offences had a visible minority ethnic (non-white) victim, a group that makes up around 4% of the population. The detailed study looking at the characteristics of victims and perpetrators of reported hate crime incidents in […]
Celebrating local produce
March 01st, 2021
An initiative to help drive projects that celebrate locally sourced and produced food and drink has reopened for applications. The Scotland Food & Drink Partnership’s Regional Food Fund aims to support the food and drink sector with grants of up to £5,000 available to applicants. The deadline for applications is 15 March 2021.
Environment strategy: initial monitoring framework
March 01st, 2021
The Environment Strategy creates an overarching framework for Scotland’s environmental strategies and plans, including the Climate Change Plan. An overview of the initial selection of indicators for the environment strategy for Scotland monitoring framework and plans for reporting progress has been published.
Launch of £15 million Scottish Community Lenders Fund
March 01st, 2021
A new £15 million fund has been announced to support affordable lending services. It will support Credit Unions and Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) which offer financial help to those who have poor credit and are often turned away from high street banks.
Labour market monthly briefing: February 2021
March 01st, 2021
The February summary of employment, unemployment and economic inactivity sourced from the Labour Force Survey and other labour market statistics has been published.
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