P2B Community Association

05/06/2026

Melbost West, Isle of Lewis – Name Consultation

We are inviting the local community to take part in naming our new development of 73 homes. This is a chance to suggest a name that reflects the area’s identity, heritage and sense of place.

📝 Submit your ideas using the link below
📅 The consultation is open until 30 June

We are pleased to offer you the opportunity to participate in naming this development and look forward to hearing your suggestions.

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=iGOgopRX2kCYBq0sqkNuVtRV50nX58NHvXdvtrARzMFUMVYyNjBVUFNNNFIySFM0VlNVVkhNQzdORy4u

30/05/2026

Can whoever dumped this tractor tyre at the skip today, please come and remove it. As notified, tyres can not be disposed of in the skip. Thank you.

28/05/2026

Don’t forget about the Skip, this Saturday!

23/05/2026

Can people please keep an eye out for Doodles, he is missing from Parkend. He hasn’t been home for 9 days which is very unusual. Would appreciate if people could check sheds and garages too!

21/05/2026

💪 NEW OVER 60s MEN’S MOVEMENT CLASS 💪

Starting Monday 25th May at Sandwickhill Studios, East Street.

Come along and try some gentle exercises designed especially for men over 60. A fun, relaxed and sociable class with a qualified instructor - and a good laugh along the way too!

🕦 Every Monday | 11.30am – 12.15pm
📍 Sandwickhill Studios, East Street
🚗 Easy access with plenty of parking opposite Sandwick Hall
💷 FREE
👨 For men over 60 in the Point and Sandwick area

Get your body moving and come give it a try!

20/05/2026

Transport Scotland are currently undertaking work to better understand how ferry and wider transport services support island and peninsula communities in the Outer Hebrides, Small Isles, Skye and Raasay. This will result in individual Community Needs Assessments, which will help inform future vessel/port investment and service decisions.

Further information, and the opportunity to complete ferry user surveys, is available on the Transport Scotland website: Islands Connectivity Plan | Community Needs Assessments | Transport Scotland

A public drop-in session will take place at An Lanntair on Monday 1 June, 16:00 – 19:00 and will give you the opportunity to see work to date for the mainland route serving Lewis and:

• Tell Transport Scotland and its contractor Ramboll UK whether they have understood the transport issues correctly;
• Share first hand experiences of using ferry and other transport services;
• Highlight anything which has been missed; and
• Discuss what better connectivity would mean for your community.

https://www.transport.gov.scot/

14/05/2026

09/02/2026

A message from our councillor - George Murray -

Good morning. I hope to go walkabout in Mackenzie Park and Parkend this coming Saturday. Please, if you see me out and about come and chat. As always feel free to contact me on:
07866 914906
[email protected]