ARRAN TRUST | COMMUNITY PROJECTS

The Screen Machine is a mobile cinema that visits Arran as part of its island tours. It has been in place for over 20 years, and is popular with both residents and visitors.  Additionally the Screen Machine puts on special showings for local ...

Arran Dogs (a registered charity), has developed a secure dog training area up Glen Cloy, which will be open to visitors and islanders, and aims to give dogs a space where they can safely exercise off lead. The Trustees awarded  £4350 - this ...

There is a will to purchase the former Church of Scotland and transform it into a community facility, available to all. The project will create an accessible space for the village and the wider island. The work will commence with a feasibility stu...

ACTIVITY Shiskine Valley Improvements (SVI) maintain and upkeep Blackwaterfoot Playing Field which was kindly donated to the Community by the Robertson family.  Over the years the main cost has been grass cutting which has become unsustainab...

ACTIVITY In 2019, several of Arran’s village committees/community groups agreed to take over the...

ACTIVITY Arran Community Council had coordinated a bid from village groups who had expressed an ...

ACTIVITY The Aim was to produce an up to date leaflet for residents and visitors  including...

ACTIVITY Some of the existing floodlights on the Astroturf are between 10-20 years old and many ...

ACTIVITY A’Chir Ridge is one of the most challenging ridges of its type in Scotland.  It is ...

ACTIVITY Lag a Bheith pathway south of Brodick and visable (and accessible) from the Brodick/Lam...

ACTIVITY The project aims to increase the involvement of our local schoolchildren (5-11 ye...

ACTIVITY Arran Healthy Outdoors volunteers meet up weekly, working together to assist in t...

ACTIVITY COAST already works closely with the Arran community, local schools and visitors ...

ACTIVITY Kildonan Hall continues its 100yr celebrations with improved access and installation of...

ACTIVITY Rowing in coastal skiffs has seen a dramatic rise around Scotland in recent years...