TG&DDC, on behalf of the community, were honoured to be chosen to take part in the Sustaining Choices project which worked with communities across Scotland.
It is still planned to move Contin, Strathpeffer and Marybank into the Dingwall ward leaving us with three instead of four Highland Councillors.
The Highland Council are encouraging individuals and community groups to get involved and take part in a national consultation on how flood risk management will be carried out over the next six years.
There is a real possibility that the post office in Achnasheen may close and we seek the support of all Garve and District residents in our campaign to keep it open.
The Garve & District Development Company have taken forward a suggestion from a local resident that will hopefully reduce visitors turning into Little Garve to access Wyvis Natural Playpark.
Lots of community residents are reporting the problem with the road leading from the A835 down to Wyvis Natural Playpark and Wades Bridge
Google Maps directions currently send visitors through Garve village when travelling from Inverness and beyond to Wades Bridge and Wyvis Natural Playpark
Representations from the community to Garve and District Community Council have resulted in a response from Transport Scotland
Community members recently came together to discuss the issues of toilets, waste and signage in Garve & District.
Do you have a private water supply? If so, did you know you can get a grant from the Highland Council?
Grants may be available to improve the source of a private water supply and improve water security measures such as increasing water tank storage capacity.
BTO advise that work will soon commence on the Achnasheen section, with a start date for commissioning the network expected imminently.
The GDB group have been busy investigating our options for improved broadband in the Garve & District area. Here's an overview of where we currently stand.
