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  • Fochabers Institute Consultation  (published 30-04-12)

    For a number of years the condition of the Fochabers Institute has been deteriorating.  Recent surveys have identified that the building is now in an extremely poor state of repair with major long term problems including dry rot and subsidence.  The building is leased from Moray Council to the Fochabers Institute Management Committee who has responsibility for its operation and maintenance but do not have the resources to undertake the necessary improvements. 
    A series of consultations will be held by Moray Council for the residents of the Milne’s Associated School Group covering Fochabers, Lhanbryde, Mosstodloch, Inchberry, Spey Bay, Garmouth and Kingston. The Consultation events will provide summary background information on the three options being consulted on:

    Option 1 – Closure and Disposal
    Option 2 – Partial Replacement, Closure and Disposal
    Option 3 – Community Asset Transfer

    The public consultation event will take place at The Fochabers institute on Monday 28th May 2012 at 7pm.
    A youth consultation will take place at The Fochabers institue on Wednesday 30th May 2012 at 7pm.

    An online survey has been made available which will give you more information and allow you to complete a questionnaire on three identified options - please follow the below link http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/623D8C6

     

  • New funding available for partnership programme with Podium  (published 04-11-11)
    The Office of the Chief Scientific Advisor (OCSA) within Scottish Government is working in partnership with Podium to develop the second phase of the Knowing Sport programme. OCSA is very keen to get communities involved with Science related activities which is the reason why you are receiving this advance notice. Knowing Sport is a public engagement programme originally created by Research Councils UK, ICSEMIS and Podium. This year the aim of the programme is to engage the public with the science and research behind the Olympic Games. OCSA have been able to provide some additional funding this year for Scottish organisations only.  Further information...

  • Commonwealth Games Legacy for Communities Programme 2011-2013 Expression of Interest  (published 04-11-11)
    It is now less than 3 years until the start of the Commonwealth Games which are scheduled to take place in Glasgow in 2014.  The Scottish Government and the Scottish Community Development Centre are committed to ensuring that all communities in Scotland can benefit from the legacy of the investment and profile of this national initiative.  Further information...

  • Local Delivery Action Plans  (published 06-10-2011)
    Local Delivery Action Plans for 2011/12 have been finalised and can be found here.

  • Strategic Assessments  (published 31-08-11)
    Strategic Assessments have been completed for four of the five Community Planning themes, with the Moray Economic Strategy forming the Wealthier & Fairer Strategic Assessment.  Four of the documents can be found in the Document Library and the Moray Economic Strategy has also been published in the Consultations Section.  Due to the document size, please contact Donna Skene (donna.skene@moray.gov.uk) if a hard copy is required, to minimise costs.
    Each strategic assessment identified a number of Key Issues to be considered for inclusion in the 2012-15 Single Outcome Agreement.  Thereafter in consultation with partners a Risk Analysis was undertaken.
    Key Issues and Risk Analyses will be discussed at the forthcoming theme group meetings, the outcome being the identification of Key Priorities for each theme with any cross-cutting priorities highlighted.
    In preparation for the forthcoming meetings it is imperative that strategic group members and partners read their theme Strategic Assessment including Key Issues and Risk Analysis and familiarise themselves with the other themes' Key Issues and Risk Analyses, to help ensure full and informed participation in the determination of Key Priorities.