Please be advised that C31c at Craigies Smithy will be closed on from 0930 hours to 1530 hours on Monday 28th January 2019 for urgent telecom works (details linked below).
For further information please contact either Stuart Copland (01467 53286) or Paul Wilson (01467 538961) of Aberdeenshire Council.
From: On Behalf Of Formartine Roads Sent: 25 January 2019 16:01 Subject: Road Closure: C31c 28/01/2019
Good afternoon.
Please be advised that C31c at Craigies Smithy will be closed on from 0930 hours to 1530 hours on Monday 28th January 2019 for urgent telecom works (details attached).
For further information please contact either myself or Paul Wilson (01467 538961).
Regards
Stuart Copland
Technical Assistant
Formartine Roads
Aberdeenshire Council
Tel: 01467 532867
Email: stuart.copland@aberdeenshire.gov.uk < mailto:stuart.copland@aberdeenshire.gov.uk>
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The Methlick branch of Haddo Medical Group has been forced to temporarily shut its doors due to long-term staff illness and maternity leave.
A statement from the surgery said that a partner is due to take maternity leave, while a further two members of staff have taken long-term sick leave.
Aberdeenshire Health & Social Care Partnership location manager Kimberley Menzies said: “The Methlick branch surgery has been closed as a temporary measure due to sickness absence and a staff vacancy.
“For the meantime, patients are being offered appointments at the main surgery in Pitmedden, which will continue to provide the full range of services required.
“We would like to thank everybody for their patience while these arrangements are in place and will provide updates as matters progress.”
There are still some tickets available for our renowned Christmas Carol Concerts but you will need to be quick as some dates are already SOLD OUT!
Come and join us in the wonderful Haddo House Chapel where you can join us singing our favourite Carols & hear a selection of Christmas music from the Choir & also the Haddo Children’s Voices Ensemble. You will then be served festive refreshments upstairs in the Haddo House library. This is a truly unique event in an incredible setting and for many, it marks the start of Christmas every year.
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Tickets are £16 for adults & £12 for Under 16’s.
Haddo House
Sunday 9th Dec 2pm & 4pm
Sunday 15th 2pm & 4pm
Methlick Parish Church
Thursday 13th Dec 7.30pm
Tickets on sale to general public from the 10th December. Young people from the village taking part
Tarves Development Trust has been awarded the funds to buy the Tarves Community Hub incorporating the Murly Tuck cafe, by the Scottish Land Fund. This will secure the Hub in community ownership in perpetuity.
Following the closure of the former doctors’ surgery in 2015, the building was put up for sale by Haddo Medical Group. In a surprise move, it was bought by a local resident, who wanted to help the community to acquire the property and keep it economically and socially active within the centre of the village. The Tarves Development Trust (TDT) was set up to take forward the project, raising the funds to convert the building into the Community Hub.
Local couple Gill and Alfie Gray opened the Murly Tuck cafe for business in April 2017, which has been very well received with a 4.5/5 rating on TripAdvisor.
The Trust applied to the Scottish Land Fund for the cash to buy the building for the community in the summer of 2018 and heard that our application had been successful in November. For more information see the article in the P&J here.
Income generated from the Hub will be reinvested into the community to develop activities and facilities, including ones that will provide further volunteer and employment opportunities.
Local residents are encouraged to become members of the Trust to help direct our future projects – contact Fiona Smith on 01651 851832/ fiona.smith@tarves.org.uk. Membership forms are also available on the website here http://www.tarves.org.uk/tarves-development-trust/tdt-documents/ or at the Murly Tuck.
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