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The playing field is a charity and is managed by the Lossat Committee on behalf of the inhabitants of Rothiemay.

Rothiemay Playing Field was founded in 1949 by feu charter. It is a charity, King George V Memorial Playing Field Rothiemay Trust, and owns the ground on behalf of the inhabitants of the parish of Rothiemay. A committee of local residents (The Lossat Committee) is in charge of day to day management.

01/08/2026

Its that time again folks!

And this months winner is...

No 17 Kirsty Horne!

Congratulations. Your prize will be with you shortly.

01/07/2026

Its that time again!

Just in time for some summery fun, this months Lossat Squares draw.

Andthe winner is....No 2 Sarah McLatchey.

Congratulations Sarah, your prize will be with you shortly.

01/06/2026

Its Lossat Lucky Squares time again!

And this month's lucky winner is.... No 69, Jo Jo Robertson.

Congratulations JoJo your prize will be with you shortly!

26/05/2026

Don't forget about tomorrow's and Thursday's SSEN information sessions about the proposed substation to be placed either near Rothiemay at Rivestone, or by Cruchie.

Wednesday 27 May 2026, 3 to 7pm, Linden Centre, Castle Street, Huntly
Thursday 28 May 2026, 3 to 7pm, Scott Hall, Forgue

If you can't make it, then more details about the project can be found here (click on the blue 'Consultation Documents' dropdown, and it's first on the list):

https://www.ssen-transmission.co.uk/projects/project-map/shetland-hvdc-link-2/
.. and the feedback form (IT'S IMPORTANT THAT AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE DO PROVIDE THEIR OWN INDIVIDUAL FEEDBACK!) here:

https://www.ssen-transmission.co.uk/projects/project-feedback/shetland-2-strathbogie-hub-feedback-form?projectId=44173

Connecting Shetland to the Scotland Mainland with a subsea cable link, securing power for generations and supporting renewable energy.

12/05/2026

SSEN will be holding two 'information sessions' on their 90 acre electrical substation (together with linking lines of pylons), being planned either above Rothiemay in the middle of the valley on the Kinnoir road by Wood of Avochie/Rivestone farm, or otherwise for south of Forgue.

27th May – Linden Centre, Huntly. 3-7pm

28th May – Scott Hall, Forgue. 3-7pm

I would encourage any and all who value the Deveron Valley, its views, wildlife and businesses, to go along and make their voices heard. I personally am amazed that an area that's so elevated and visible is being considered, especially as the transmission lines are due to converge by Forgue anyway, meaning that any project by Rothiemay will absolutely maximise the number of pylons criss-crossing the valley.

[Photo taken from another project, but scale and number of pylons probably quite indicative]

30/04/2026

April Lossat Lucky Squares already.

Hope you've all been enjoying the sunshine.

This months winner is No 55
Josie Forth
Congratulations!

31/03/2026

So here we go! First Lucky Squares draw of 2026/27.
Thank you so much to you all for your support!

And our first winner is....
No 100 Colin Finlayson!

Congratulations Colin. your prize will be with you shortly.

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