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In 2019 Kirkcowan Community Council applied for funding from KCDT to improve the Dickie Wood Path which is situated right next to the village and used by many people. The path had become muddy and uninspiring to use, which presented challenges to some people using the path on almost a …
The Trust has taken over the ownership of Jenna Morra Woodland (also known as Crosherie Plantation) which lies south of the village of Kirkcowan. Through buying Jenna Morra Wood, the Trust hopes to secure the use of the woodland for the Community for many years to come. This could include …
In 2021 the Trust developed and launched an Education Grant which gives up to £1,000 in a grant award to anyone studying at university.college or at open university. The grant can also be used for smaller courses. Please note you can only apply for a grant once. For more information …
The newly agreed Kirkcowan Community Action Plan will act as a workplan for the way forward. between Nov 2019 and March 2020 the whole Community of Kirkcowan were given the opportunity to have their say on what projects they would like to see developed in the short to medium term future.
The Council Boundary Area of Kirkcowan is in receipt of Benefit Community Funding due to its proximity to several large wind turbines in the local area.
Renewable Energy suppliers are encouraged to give long-term Benefit Community Funding to communities which are in close proximity to Wind Turbines to allow for a positive relationship between suppliers and the Community.
This is a test for the fabulous new KCDT website. This is a project that will require a lot of work, especially as I am incompetent on the computer but Matt will make sure that we we mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmm. …
In 2019 Kirkcowan Community Council applied for funding from KCDT to improve the Dickie Wood Path which is situated right next to the village and used by many people. The path had become muddy and uninspiring to use, which presented …
The Trust has taken over the ownership of Jenna Morra Woodland (also known as Crosherie Plantation) which lies south of the village of Kirkcowan. Through buying Jenna Morra Wood, the Trust hopes to secure the use of the woodland for …
The community of Kirkcowan receives 15% of the annual fund provided from ScottishPower Renewables’ Kilgallioch Windfarm. You can find out more about how the rest of the fund is distributed at https://www.kilgallioch.co.uk/about-us/