A busy time in the Highlands for Iain Roxburgh who worked with a second group in Arbiachan working to maintain and develop the village hall in a more sustainable way. The local commitee are trying to reduce revenue running cost and provide better facilities to encourage greater use of the hall. The session provided a backdrop to discuss energy efficiency measures and greener heating systems.
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The Heart of Scotstoun
Sus it Out Plus (TM) hit the streets of Glasgow in late November with a session with with the Heart of Scotstoun Trust. Facilitator Sandra Renicks worked with a number of the trustees and their community engagement worker to highlight key areas for improvement. The trust itself began in 1997 as a campaign, leading to formal recognition as a charity in 2004, to improve community facilities. The group explored new development ideas including biofuels, childcare facilities and community led recycling initiatives.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 24 June 2009 14:03 )
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The Sus it Out Plus™ programme has received a grant from the Big Lottery Fund to work with 150 community groups over the two years to 31 March 2011. The grant was awarded under the Dynamic Inclusive Communities strand of the Investing in Communities programme, with an emphasis on delivering on their Outcome 5 - People and communities have more power over their lives and more say in decisions that are made about them.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 June 2009 11:30 )
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