News
Tuesday 25th August 2026
Annual Members Meeting
Our AMM will be held at the National Hotel, Dingwall at 7.15pm. One of the rooms off the the left of the bar. All members and the public are welcome to hear what we have achieved over the past year and what is still to come.
Saturday 1st August 2026
Volunteer Session
A slight change from the usual end of the month due to holidays, this session will be the following week on Sat 1st Aug. Meet at the Cemetery carpark at 9.30. Plans are to paint the tops of the new fence posts across the Millnain section. All equipment provided - disposable gloves, brushes, pots and preservative. More hands make light work! 2 hour session. We'll have cake!
More Good News
More Funding!
Following on from the last grant funding we have just received news that we have been awarded a grant from the National Lottery Community Fund for £10,000. Bit by bit we are getting close to our target, please consider donating by going to https://cafdonate.cafonline.org/19285#!/DonationDetails
Monday 22 June at 6pm
Volunteer Session
FA clight change from the usual Saturday, we will have a volunteer session on Monday 22 June. Meet at the Mill Street entrance at 6pm as we will be tidying this session, cutting, strimming and weeding.
Some Good news
Funding announcement
We are delighted to announce that we have been awards £35,800 towards the final section o fthe Peffery Way from the Dingwall and Seaforth Community Regeneration Fund. This is a big step forward but we are still a little short of our total target.
We have a few more funding grants being considered so fingers crossed that they are also successful.
Saturday
30 May 2026
May maintenance day
Our next end of the month maintenance day is on Saturday 30th May.
This session will focus on the cementry link path. Please bring strimmers, hoes and shears. Meet at the cementrycar park for 9.30am.
Saturday
28 March 2026
March maintenance day
Our maintenance days are starting up again.
This session will focus on the Dingwall end and look at drainage, moving some fallen trees and path blowing. Meet 9.30
22 Jan 2026
Brilliant News!
We have approval to build the FINAL SECTION of the Peffery Way!
We are delighted that through the support of The Highland Council, they have been approved a public path order to allow the Peffery Way to build the final section along the all-abilities route.
This is fantastic news for the new year, and we will be busy putting in grant applications and also starting a final fundraiser to get this last section of the path built as quickly as possible. We would like to thank the Highland Council and the ward councillors for their support over the years and recognising that this is a great asset for the community to be able to walk, cycle and run along a safe all-abilities path.
This is just the third path order in Scotland following the Land Reform Act and the second for the Peffery Way!
The next challenge will be the fundraising and grant applications to pa for the building of the path - watch this space!