Nairn River Community Council

Following the resignation of one of our community councillors there is now an opening for anyone wishing to put themselves forward to be co-opted on to the Community Council.

The office bearer position of Vice Chair is also currently vacant and NRCC will be seeking to fill this post at our next meeting to be held on the 20th of September 7pm at the Nairn Community and Arts Centre.

Please contact the CC secretary for further details.

The next meeting of NRCC will take place on the 23rd of August. The agenda for this meeting is as follows....



NAIRN RIVER COMMUNITY COUNCIL Comhairle Coimhearsnachd Abhainn Narann

ORDINARYMEETING TO BE HELD ON Wednesday 23rd August 2017 At Nairn Community & Arts Centre At 7.30 pm

AGENDA

Apologies Declarations of interest The rules of declaration of interest are intended to produce transparency in regard to interests which might influence, or be thought to influence your actions as a Community Councillor. You MUST withdraw from the meeting until discussion of, and voting on, the relevant item where you have a declarable interest is concluded. You may feel able to state truthfully that an interest would not influence your role as a Community Councillor in discussion or decision making. You must, however, always comply with the “objective test” which is whether a member of the public, with knowledge of the relevant facts, would reasonably regard the interest as so significant that it is likely …

The Highland Council today issued the following press release regarding the Nairn Paddling Pool and Play area, your views can be logged through survey monkey at this address https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/NairnPaddlingPool
[Highland Council Press Release]
The popular Paddling Pool at Nairn Links has been used and enjoyed by local people and visitors for many years.  In recent years, though, the service has been disrupted with the pool closed for part of the summer.  Due to its age the structure of the paddling pool has been deteriorating badly and repairs have become more difficult and more expensive.  In 2016 repairs were made which will keep it in operation through this summer and, barring the unforeseen, another two or three years.  For the future beyond that there is a need to make decisions now, and the Nairn Ward Councillors would like to get your views on the best way forward. Tom Heggie, the chair of the Nairnshire Committee, says: "We want to revitalise this area of the L…