Raasay has published its Community Climate Action plan, along with the other five islands in the project. Scottish government has awarded Raasay £160k for capital spending on the projects identified in the action plan.
On 10th June, over 30 people converged on Raasay’s Walled Garden for a guided tour of this beautiful and productive area behind Raasay House and discussions about our food system looking at Growing, Getting or Sharing.
In mid-June, our MSP Kate Forbes asked to meet with us about the Healthy Homes for Skye & Lochalsh project. We had a good exchange of information, and Kate was interested and encouraging, with some supportive suggestions which are being explored.
The survey of residents' housing conditions, energy use and experiences in getting repairs and upgrades done closed on 17th April with 426 responses - a magnificent total! Many thanks to everyone who took the time to contribute. The information that people have...
Raasay is hosting our latest Let's talk about food meeting 10.25 am Ferry from Sconser • Tour of the Walled Garden, followed by lunch using local produce • Open discussion focussed on local solutions • 2 pm finish 2.30 pm Ferry back to Sconser – or stay on to continue...
Over 400 residents have completed the Healthy Homes survey – a magnificent response! Many thanks to everyone who has participated. The resident’ survey will close at midnight on Monday 17th April.
Waste Not continues to keep useful items in circulation and out of landfill. Come along to one of the Wednesday sessions in April and May, and see what you may find!
Raasay has completed its Community Climate Action Plan, setting out actions that the community has highlighted as the most important and including the key findings of the various carbon audits and household survey.
Our Healthy Homes for Skye, Raasay & Lochalsh project has received 330 responses from residents. Help us get to 400 by sharing the link.
Our Healthy Homes for Skye, Raasay & Lochalsh project has launched! We encourage all households in the area to take the survey to find out the number of homes that are draughty, damp and expensive to keep warm. See the post for survey links.