Cove Improvement Plan 2017
Cove and Altens Community Council has decided to embark on the development of a Cove and Altens Improvement Plan, with the aim of gathering information from residents and other community groups, on areas that they feel are in need of improvement, or facilities that they feel are lacking within the existing provision. |
 Welcome to the website for the Community of Cove and Altens in Aberdeen. Here you will find lots of information on all the goings on in this thriving community. The history of Cove Have a look at the history of the Community of Cove from the 18th century to the current day by Douglas W Gray. The bustling community is far removed from a sleepy fishing village in the 1790's of less than 300 souls more... Community Council meetings All members of the Community are invited to the regular Community Council meetings which are held at Loirston Primary School. Community Councillors Cove and Altens Community Councillors as at; Contact info@cove-bay.com for more information Come along to hear what's going on at 7:00pm - 9:30pm on the following dates;
Chair's Notes Cove and Altens Chairman, provides an update on current matters affecting the residents of the Community of Cove and Altens.
Local City Councillor Surgeries If you would like to meet one of your Local City Councillors to discuss any matter then you can attend one of their surgeries listed under Useful Numbers. Surgeries are available for Neil Cooney and Andy Finlayson. Community Centre Programmes Altens Community Centre The programmes for Altens Community Centre
Contact details of groups: Altens Community Centre Do you have any spare time and are able to help at Altens Community Centre on a voluntary basis? More information can be found here
Loirston Annexe Full details of programmes can be found No 1 here Full details of programmes can be found No 2 here Doonies Farm Doonies Farm website - www.dooniesfarm.co.uk Doonies Farm sits on the cliff tops between Aberdeen Lighthouse and the village of Cove. The farm is home to some of Britain’s rarest breeds of cattle, sheep, horses, pigs, goats and poultry. It is a working farm that is managed using mainly traditional farming methods to encourage local wildlife to flourish too. For generations of children, Doonies has been their first contact with the countryside. Cities twinned with Aberdeen Aberdeen is twinned with the following cities;
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Latest newsMore information required We are gradually building up information to place on our website. If you run a community group or club in Cove and Altens and would like to have your details added, please contact us. Extracts from The Cove Chronicle We now have a selection of articles from the current Police News The Cove Police Station is based at the Cove Library, Loirston Avenue and we look forward to meeting and assisting the Cove community. Police newsletter December 2016 Information on protecting the elderly from financial abuse can be found here Cove in Bloom In 2014 we added a group of three new beds on Langdykes Road to the beds we look after. They are planted with shrubs and perennials, and we have begun weeding there, and laying down woodchip to control the weeds and feed the ground. We’ve done the same along the beds on Hasman Terrace in Old Cove, too. more info.... The sculptor we have chosen for our statue of Isie Caie wants to speak to as many folk as he can who knew Isie Caie more info.... Old Cove Conservation Area Nether Loirston Growers News The Nether Loirston Growers website can be found at www.nlga.info If you would like an allotment plot or for more information, see more info.... 63rd Aberdeen (Cove Bay) Scout Group The Scout Group are looking for adult volunteers to help run their Beaver, Cub and Scout sections. more...
Cancer awareness info from the NHS CANCER, don't get scared, get checked. Things to look out for. Your Chronicle Needs You! You may have noticed that your Cove Chronicle has grown over the years due to our ever expanding community and our readership has greatly increased from our early days. The Chronicle has and continues to be a true and real community effort with everyone involved giving of their time on
a voluntary basis to help in getting the wide ranging local information to you every two months. This involves many
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