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Tag Archives: Tarbert Academy
TARBERT GAINS NEW LINK PATH AND OUTDOOR CLASSROOM
Local school and community groups together achieve safety and convenience enhancements thanks to public and charitable funding. Continue reading
Posted in Education, Environment, Funding Awards, Kintyre, Public Safety, Tarbert
Tagged Argyll & Bute, Big Green Tarbert, cycle path, Ed Tyler, environmental management project, Jim Paterson, LEADER, Mike Russell MSP, nature study area, Neil Donaldson, outdoor classroom, Rev Catriona Hood, Rowena Ranger, Sustrans, Tarbert & Skipness Community Trust, Tarbert Academy, Tarbert Loch Fyne
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LOTTERY FUNDING FOR TARBERT CASTLE INTERPRETATION
On Friday 10 June, the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) will announce formally that it supports a Tarbert & Skipness Community Trust (TSCT) project designed to interpret and improve access to Tarbert Castle. Tarbert Castle, 2011, showing stone consolidation work HLF is awarding £16,000, towards a … Continue reading
Posted in Heritage, Tarbert
Tagged Architectural History, Colin McLean, Heritage, Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF), King Robert the Bruce, National Lottery, Prof Frank Arneil Walker, Robert McPhail, Rubble Stone Building, Stone Consolidation, Strathclyde University, Tarbert & Skipness Community Trust (TSCT), Tarbert Academy, Tarbert Castle, Tarbert Community Plan, Tarbert Conservation Initiative (TCI)
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