On Saturday 9th July 2016, nine Wanlockhead residents travelled to community-owned Mull of Galloway to see first-hand how the buyout had changed the area since the community took over the land in 2013.
Please find enclosed a copy of the Wanlockhead buyout newsletter which has been put through the letterboxes in the village this week.
Numerous Suggestions Made in Community Consultation Meetings How to Make our Community a Better Place to Live.
Please find enclosed a copy of the Wanlockhead buyout newsletter which has been put through the letterboxes in the village this week.
We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who came to our community consultation meetings. We are currently compiling the first round of comments that we received from villagers and will be packaging them for distribution and review in the near future. Keep watching for news on this exciting adventure on either our website, Facebook page or Twitter.
Here is a flyer by local business owner James McKelvie, a supporter of the proposed land buyout, asking visitors to the Wanlockhead Inn and local residents to support the buyout initiative.
The following article about Wanlockhead and Land Reform has been published on The Scotsman by veteran broadcaster Lesley Riddoch.
Please find enclosed a copy of the Wanlockhead buyout newsletter which has been put through the letterboxes in the village this week.
Please find enclosed the buyout group's first newsletter update, which has been posted through the letterboxes in the village.
The buyout proposal has attracted a lot of media attention following the January 2016 public meeting. Here are some press articles and a few social media reactions...
Following our successful meeting regarding the possibility of expressing an interest of a community buyout of land in and around Wanlockhead, we would like to welcome you our new website www.wanlockheadcommunitytrust.org where you can find out what's happening and all the news about the progress of the proposed buyout.
Please find below the programme of the Village Public Meeting, which has been posted through the letterboxes in the village.
