The show that stormed into the finals of Britain’s Got Talent and is now a West End smash is back to mark its 20th Anniversary in spectacular style.

The latest incarnation, The Night of the Zombie, is set in 2020, in a decrepit and corpse-ridden London plagued by a swamp of zombies. In a city ruled by the undead, it climaxes in an awesome flaming apocalypse.

The show is performed by an almighty cast, with a forked tongue firmly in each cheek and the devil driver rock ‘n’ roll of Dr. Haze &The Interceptors from Hell.

This could affect you!
Please look at the 3 route options by opening the link the looking for the information board attachment on your right hand side.

Once you have had a look use the website feedback form to give your response - deadline Friday 16th January 2015.

Get involved in your community.

https://www.ssepd.co.uk/BeaulyLochBuidhe/

Did you know we have the One Touch Tours Village Introduction on YouTube?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Qxu9xZXerw

Please remember to complete your survey as this is an important way to get the community's views on the piece of wasteland.

Deadline has been extended to 1st December 2014.

Click on the link below

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SBBBGKV 

Several mature trees will be felled and a “beautiful” beech hedge lining the main road into the village will have to come down to make way for the detached and semi-detached houses.

The development will be accessed via the existing driveway to Nutwood Road and a 30mph speed limit will be imposed on a stretch of the A834 road.

Planning officer Erika McArthur said the hedge would be replanted and the current access road would need to be completely reconstructed to accommodate the properties.

Text taken from a recent article published in the Press & Journal.

Six areas of the north and north-east have been earmarked for special attention to help protect Scottish wildcats from extinction.

A study commissioned by Scottish Natural Heritage identified the Angus Glens, northern Strathspey, Strathavon, Strathpeffer, Morvern and Strathbogie around Huntly.

In each area examples of cats, many with typical wildcat features, were detected with many thought to be “good examples”.

Community Garden open Day on Wednesday 12th Nov from 8.30am- 8pm at Strathpeffer Community Centre.

This is a great opportunity for the whole community to come and see the ideas for the waste site and put forward some new ideas for activities and facilities.

Please share and get as many people to come along.