The New Galloway and Kells Local Place Plan is coming along, after more than 60 of you filled in questionnaires and came to the first drop-in!

Our next Community Open Day is planned for  Wednesday 12th March 2025 between 1.00pm and 7pm at Lagwyne Hall Carsphairn.

Wind2 invites you to learn more about its proposal for Lairdmannoch Energy Park, near Laurieston, approximately 7km northeast of Gatehouse of Fleet and 10km west of Castle Douglas.

Public consultation for Appin Wind Farm between Moniaive and Carsphairn.

In this “Walking Conversation” share your visions for a positive future for nature and communities across our special region.

New Galloway Town Hall is hosting a community consultation in association with the Community Council and our Local Place Plan steering group.

Crossmichael Community Council have started work on our Local Place Plan, the opportunity for everyone in the parish to have their say on what they would like to see happen here.

In this “Walking Conversation” share your visions for a positive future for nature and communities across our special region.

The second public event will be held at Corsock Village Hall on Wednesday 27th November 2024, 3:00pm to 6:30pm.

In-person events to consult on the proposed new National Park in Galloway (including parts of South and East Ayrshire).

In-person events to consult on the proposed new National Park in Galloway (including parts of South and East Ayrshire).

We would like to invite you to attend our consultation on the proposed 307ha new woodland creation at Duchrae Farm, to the west of the C51s road and south of Lochinvar.

We would like to invite you to attend our consultation on the proposed 307ha new woodland creation at Duchrae Farm, to the west of the C51s road and south of Lochinvar.

The project team for  Shepherds Rig Wind Farm invites you to find out more about the revised proposal. 

SPEN would like to invite you to their public drop-in event to share your view on the proposed new 132kV substation at Holm Hill, approximately 2.5km north-west of Carsphairn and 7.5km south-east of Dalmellington.

Drop in session to discuss the exciting development plans for the Old Filling Station site in Balmaclellan.

SPEN invite you to a face-to-face public exhibition for the proposed Troston 132 kV Overhead Line Grid Connection .

Public engagement sessions are being held to discuss active travel concept development between Castle Douglas and Crossmichael.

Dumfries and Galloway Council are visiting towns and villages in the region to consult on the Local Development Plan 3.

Dalry residents are invited to have their say on our draft Local Place Plan. Join us for tea and cakes between 2 and 5, or wine and nibbles between 6 and 8.

To ensure that all available views and opinions are considered for the ‘Proposed Route’ option, SPEN is undertaking a second non-statutory round of consultation to gather feedback on the ‘Proposed Route’.

Dalry Community Council invite you to a Timber Transport Meeting with a representative from Dumfries and Galloway Council Timber Transport.

A Community Council drop-in session to gather residents’ views will be held on Tuesday 5th of March from 4pm to 7pm at Lagwyne Hall.

We would love to hear your views as parents and find out what is working well at the moment, what facilities and services are important to you, what is missing and what needs to be improved.

Following the Dalry Secondary School Engagement Survey, Dumfries and Galloway Council are holding a further meeting to share the results of the survey and identify next steps.

Showcasing what’s on this Autumn and connecting with the community to share ideas on improving our centre.

Join us at Knockengorroch to find out more about the Discee Centre - a new project combining sustainability, education and art.

Have your say on Dalry’s future.

D&G Council would like your input, thoughts and assistance on how their services are performing within your local area - everyone is welcome.

Join the South of Scotland Destination Allliance in developing marketing assets for your area & feed into the development of the South of Scotland’s Responsible Tourism Strategy.