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Thanks a million for responding to The Local Development Plan Consultation in April 2019. The report shows the difference local people and groups like Aviemore and Vicinity Community Council speaking up and making their voices heard can make.
We know from conversations with local people that their number one concern is affordability. In this blog we will look at different ways An Camas Mòr can meet those concerns.
Overview of the An Camas Mòr site visit. Thank you to everyone who came along, we really enjoyed meeting you all and hearing your thoughts and questions.
Right now is the most critical time for Aviemore’s future. All who believe in the future of not just Aviemore, but the whole strath need to demonstrate their continued support for this vision, by registering your interest.
MSP Kate Forbes (SNP) hosted an event at the Scottish Parliament on An Camas Mòr for the Cairngorms Business Partnership, Aviemore Community Council and Aviemore Enterprise Company. Gavin Musgrove reporting for The Strathspey and Badenoch Herald.
An activity day for all the family with leading architects David and Louise from Gehl, Copenhagen. This is a unique opportunity to shape An Camas Mor’s future, drive the project forward and connect with like-minded people. In twenty years time, you will be able to say that I helped to make this a place we are all proud to call home.
The Highlands Small Communities Housing Trust and our partners have used a variety of means to deliver hundreds of affordable homes across the Highlands since the charity was started in 1998. With the support of the local Community Council, we are carrying out a survey for An Camas Mòr to find out what local people would like from homes and what is truly affordable.
The Highlands Small Communities Housing Trust and our partners have used a variety of means to deliver hundreds of affordable homes across the Highlands since the charity was started in 1998. With the support of the local Community Council, we are carrying out a survey for An Camas Mòr to find out what local people would like from homes and what is truly affordable.