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Tag Archives: paths
New SATIN Event: Access Control – A review of guidance and implementation
Access Control – A review of guidance and implementation Tuesday 20th August 2013, 10.00am to 15.00pm, Venue Falkirk Wheel, £40 per person (inc. lunch) The aim of this event is to raise awareness of current guidance available for Access management … Continue reading
New Legacy 2014 Fund opens
The £10 million Legacy 2014 Active Places Fund, part of the Scottish Government’s Commonwealth Games Legacy 2014 programme, will give communities across Scotland more and better places to be active. Grants between £10,000 and £100,000 are now available to help … Continue reading
New path network to Culloden Battlefield
A new network of paths is being built to connect the Culloden Battlefield with the surrounding local community. The £230,000 project will link Balloch, Smithton and Culloden and enable walkers to reach the site of the 1745 clash, via five … Continue reading