Rosehearty Community Council

Rosehearty Community Council We are a committee of local volunteers that care and want to help improve our community .

Community Councils are statutory bodies whose main aims are to represent the views and take action to promote the interest of the community. Community Councils can carry out a variety of roles including campaigning on local issues, supporting and encouraging other community organisations, helping with environmental projects, commenting on local planning and other issues and conducting local surveys.

Thanks again to our volunteers from 1st Rosehearty Boys' Brigade Denise & Arran for tackling North Street & North St sid...
31/08/2026

Thanks again to our volunteers from 1st Rosehearty Boys' Brigade Denise & Arran for tackling North Street & North St side of Loch St yesterday
Huge improvement once again! 👏🏼

Rosehearty Community Council – Next MeetingOur next meeting will take place on Thursday 3 September at 7.00pm at the Boa...
30/08/2026

Rosehearty Community Council – Next Meeting

Our next meeting will take place on Thursday 3 September at 7.00pm at the Boat Club.

Everyone is welcome! This is an opportunity to hear about local issues, raise any matters of concern and find out what the Community Council is currently working on.

We look forward to seeing you there!

đź“… Date: 3 September
đź•– Time: 7.00pm
đź“Ť Venue: Boat Club

30/08/2026

Sheltered Housing Vacancies

Aberdeenshire Council are currently looking to promote awareness of the current vacancies within some of the sheltered housing schemes.

Jamie Nicol Court, Strichen
1 bedroom Sheltered Housing Flat (Ground Floor)
Weekly rent ÂŁ155.83 Approximately.
Council Tax Band A
Weekly rent includes - management charge ÂŁ8.83, communal facilities ÂŁ8.15, heating and lighting, ÂŁ38.30.

These costs area approximate and would be confirmed if an offer of accommodation were to be progressed to the suitable applicant.

If you are aware of anyone within your local communities who may be interested in sheltered housing, please direct them to contact the Housing Options Team on 01467 533509.

A date for the diary
27/08/2026

A date for the diary

27/08/2026

ANCHORS

With Mrs Bruce promoting 10 Anchors last year, and with generally fewer P1 Boys this year Anchors may be a bit quieter!

We don’t want that!

It’s not too late to join for Boys in P1-P3! If existing members bring a friend and they stay for 6 weeks they qualify for a recruitment badge!

1st Rosehearty Boys' Brigade Joining Night!New members are welcome to join the 1st Rosehearty Boys’ Brigade and Girls’ A...
23/08/2026

1st Rosehearty Boys' Brigade Joining Night!

New members are welcome to join the 1st Rosehearty Boys’ Brigade and Girls’ Association!

Joining night takes place on Tuesday, 25th August, at Rosehearty Kirk Hall. Drop in between 6-8pm!

All Sections start meeting the week after.

Weeding done today on Loch StreetThanks again to our great volunteers from 1st Rosehearty Boys' Brigade Denise & Arran f...
22/08/2026

Weeding done today on Loch Street
Thanks again to our great volunteers from 1st Rosehearty Boys' Brigade Denise & Arran for their hard work!
Such a difference made, please if you can try and keep on top of your own property it makes a massive difference to how our village looks

21/08/2026

For community information stagecoach have added more services to the village including 2 evening buses.

Public consultation launched on plans to improve safety at Toll of Birness junctionAberdeenshire Council, working in par...
20/08/2026

Public consultation launched on plans to improve safety at Toll of Birness junction
Aberdeenshire Council, working in partnership with Nestrans, has launched a public consultation seeking views on proposals to improve safety at the busy Toll of Birness junction on the A90 north of Ellon.

The consultation will focus on preliminary design options for a potential roundabout at the key A90/A952 junction, aimed at improving both the operation of the junction and traffic flow for thousands of motorists who use the route every day. Residents, businesses and road users are now being invited to have their say through an online survey running now until September 18 at https://engage.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/toll-of-birness

The findings from the consultation exercise will be shared with Transport Scotland which is responsible for the trunk road network and will help refine the preferred option and ensure community priorities are reflected as the project progresses.

In addition, a public drop-in exhibition will take place at Hatton Public Hall on Wednesday, September 2 from 2pm to 7pm, where attendees can view the proposed designs, speak directly to project representatives and provide feedback.

Weeding done yesterday on Castle Street! Thanks once again to our volunteers from 1st Rosehearty Boys' Brigade Darren & ...
18/08/2026

Weeding done yesterday on Castle Street! Thanks once again to our volunteers from 1st Rosehearty Boys' Brigade Darren & Archie! Well done lads you have done a great job 👏🏼

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