The Food Train is holding a survey ahead of its 25th anniversary next year.
The organisation is asking if its identity and branding are still the right ones for the future, as well as how it should celebrate its silver anniversary. read more
News
Consultation continues on how to manage the Dumfries conservation area.
Most of the important streets and buildings of individual historic interest are in this area with strong connections to important events in the life of Robert the Bruce, Robert Burns, as well as J M Barrie The centre of the … read more
Group Facilitator – Bipolar Scotland
Bipolar Scotland is looking for two volunteers to co-facilitate its new Dumfries Bipolar Support Group which will start meeting in spring 2019. read more
Health care veteran appointed as NHS Chairperson
THE NEWLY-appointed Chairperson of NHS Dumfries and Galloway is set to approach the role with 33 years of experience in health and social care. read more
Makers Market joins Big Burns Supper
Dumfries Makers Market will be supporting local makers from across the region as they host over 15 stalls over the Big Burns Supper Festival. read more
Making the team work
As part of Year of Young People 2018, sportscotland have produced a toolkit in consultation with the third Young People’s Sport Panel, which offers practical advice, templates and tips to support work with young people. read more
New Chairman for NHS Dumfries and Galloway
The Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport has announced the appointment of Nicholas Morris as Chairman of Dumfries and Galloway NHS Board. read more
£123,993 BOOST LIKE ‘WINNING THE LOTTO’
People living with sight and hearing loss in Dumfries and Galloway have welcomed the news that a local charity has received a three-year funding boost of £123,993 to continue to deliver and develop services across the region. read more
Calls for a transformative Enterprise Agency
PARTNERSHIP working between the new South of Scotland Enterprise Agency and the public, private and third sector partners can transform the area’s rural economy into one of the most vibrant in Scotland and beyond. Jan Falconer, head of economic development … read more
Missing person’s pilot project gaining popularity
A MISSING person’s initiative run in Dumfries and Galloway over the past year is expanding into other parts of Scotland. read more