Have your say on Highland Council transport services
The Highland Council is seeking public opinion
on the future provision of school, public and dial-a-bus transport services
across the region.
A series of consultation meetings will be held across the Highlands to discuss
with communities their required needs and views on future Council transport
services. Information gathered by the Council will be used to ensure that
transport services purchased can best meet local needs within the budget
available.
Everyone is welcome to attend the public consultation meetings, including
individuals, representatives from community groups and Community Councils,
public and community transport providers, and businesses.
The meetings are being held throughout October and November as follows:
• 26 October 2 – 4pm: Broadford Hotel, Torrin Road, Broadford
• 26 October 7 – 9pm: Council Chamber, Tigh na Sgire, Park Lane, Portree
• 28 October 6:30 – 8:30pm: Nairn Community & Arts Centre, King Street,
Nairn
• 29 October 2:30 – 4:30pm, and 6:30 – 8:30pm: Aviemore Leisure and Community
Centre, Muirton, Aviemore
• 3 November 1:30 – 3:30pm: Council Chamber, Lochaber House, High Street, Fort
William
• 3 November 6:30 – 8:30pm: Ardnamurchan High School, Strontian
• 4 November 7 – 9pm: Kinmylies Church Hall, Kinmylies Way, Inverness
• 10 November 7 – 9pm: The Craigmonie Centre, Glen Urquhart High School,
Drumnadrochit
• 12 November 6 – 8pm: Leanaig Centre, Ben Wyvis Primary School, Conon Bridge
• 16 November 6:30 – 8:30pm: Poolewe Village Hall, Poolewe
• 23 November 6:30 – 8:30pm: Findon Hall, Culbokie
• 24 November 7 – 9pm: Town Hall Chamber, Bridge Street, Wick
• 25 November 6pm – 8pm: Mercat Centre, Munro Crescent, Milton, East Ross
The
public meetings will be complemented with a survey, which will be available
online via a link at www.highland.gov.uk/transport-programme from Monday 26 October 2015 to
Friday 11 December 2015. It will also be
available in Service Points and libraries. The survey will cover the same
topics as the public meetings and aims to ensure that everyone has an
opportunity to share their views on bus services in their area.
There is a parallel series of briefing sessions for transport providers both current and prospective and from commercial and community sectors being run by the Council – further info at www.highland.gov.uk/transportproviders
For further information or any queries about the public consultation meetings please contact: Stephen.Graham@highland.gov.uk