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Community Capacity Building Project |
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This project shared ideas, information and
expertise between our members and created this new website. The
idea grew out of our 2009 progress review which highlighted
the wealth of expertise within local groups, ways we could
increase community participation and how we could communicate
with one another better given the geographical spread of our
groups.
Discussions focused on the potential of the website and the
success of the 2009 AGM and how these might be...
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Aberfeldy: Breadalbane Stag |
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The Breadalbane Stag stands proudly at the foot of the
Birks and is a fine addition to the town, thanks to the efforts of
Move 2 Improve, the local Take a Pride in Perthshire Group (TPPA)
in Aberfeldy.
TPPA awarded £500 to Aberfeldy Move2Improve for this innovative
project to create an art work for the town and agreed the Project
Development Adviser’s time to work...
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The appearance of Crieff High Street was much
improved by this clever and cost effective idea which
transformed the 18 concrete planters which have been
maintained, summer and winter, by the local blooms team, Crieff in
Leaf by...
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This project,
completed in August 2010, was carried out by a
partnership of the Perthshire Royal Horticultural
Society, Beautiful Perth,Take a Pride in
Perthshire, Perth and Kinross Council and South Perth Green
Spaces Group.
The works marked completion of a major...
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This project, led by Kinnesswood in Bloom, was create a
printed walking guide for families (adults and children, residents,
visitors and tourists), linked to the Michael Bruce Way, so that
everyone could explore the history, heritage and architecture of
the village – and enjoy the health benefits gained by walking.
The Kinross-shire Fund donated £1000 for the children’s
guide...
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TPPA agreed to support the local group’s request for funding of
£350 to appoint a landscape architect to advise and design a scheme
to improve the entrance from Blairgowrie to Coupar Angus. The brief
included wildflower planting for biodiversity, the creation of a
setting for donated farm machinery and a design which reflected
local skills – with the purpose of providing a
welcoming...
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