Welcome to the Crathes, Drumoak & Durris Community Council (CDDCC) website where we aim to provide our local community with information on the key issues in our area based on the needs and aspirations of our local residents. We strive to gain a good understanding of these needs and aspirations to enable us to take decisions that will lead to appropriate action in our community.
The Crathes, Drumoak and Durris area is a fantastic rural community and our goal is to enhance community spirit and be part of a community movement in making where we live a better place for all, now and in future years.
The Crathes, Drumoak and Durris area is a fantastic rural community and our goal is to enhance community spirit and be part of a community movement in making where we live a better place for all, now and in future years.
Community UpdatesIf you are interested in being involved in representing you community please come along to one of our regular meetings or contact the Community Council via our email or Facebook.
Park Bridge Update
There will be 2 Drop-in Sessions for residents to come and meet with Aberdeenshire Council officers who will provide information on the current condition and capacity of the 165 year old A listed Park Bridge and to get feedback on assessed available options and constraints going forward. The sessions are as follows: Durris Kirkton Hall: Tuesday 10th September 2019 3pm to 6pm. Crathes Public Hall: Tuesday 17th September 2019 3pm to 6pm. Local Development Plan 2021Main Issues Report 2019 Public Consultation – NOW LIVE!
Aberdeenshire Council has issued a Main Issues Report for public consultation from 14 January 2019 to 8 April 2019. This is an important milestone in the preparation of the Local Development Plan 2021. The Main Issues Report is the first formal stage where members of the public and stakeholders can get involved and comment on those areas where significant policy change might be required. It is also the first formal opportunity to comment on sites where new development could be permitted for the period beyond 2021. A hard copy of the Main Issues Report and response form are available in libraries and Council Area Offices across Aberdeenshire (including Woodhill House, Aberdeen), and online at https://www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/planning/plans-and-policies/ldp-2021/main-issues-report/ Main Issues Report – Drop-In Events As part of the consultation 17 drop-in events are being held across Aberdeenshire during February and March 2019. These events provide an opportunity for members of the public to speak to Planning Officers about the issues presented in the Main Issues Report, and how to make a formal response. |
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