Diary 2022
Diary 2022
Above the new sea wall at Laigh Isle, and some of the damage bottom of page pic.
Dec 2022 Beds revamp - Kevan and his team have completed the communal beds work and what a great improvement. There will be a monthly maintenance schedule April to November to keep them in good order.
28.11.2022 New sign at the entrance, we were unable to put the new sign in front of the wall as there was a water pipe.
22.11.2022 Committee Meeting Minutes Click Here
The wall adjacent to the seat at the end of the site has becomeso fallen down that recently cows meandered into Laigh Isle. The committee is arranging with the farmer to repair the wall. See pic.
18.06.2022 Committee Meeting Minutes Click Here
14.06.2022 New Life Saving Equipment Installed
5.5.2022 The committee is in the process of acquiring life saving equipment which will be installed beside the slipway, See pic.
17.04.2022 AGM Minutes Click Here opens a PDF in a new window.
Cages have been cleared and we ask that garden waste is placed according to the signs and that anything that won't rot down quickly such as twigs/branches are either cut up so that they are as small as possible or taken to the local waste disposal centre just outside Whithorn. At the moment a booking slot is required online.
March.2022 Planning Permission Granted for the Astronomy Dome at Number 7..
SEA WALL 2022
Following a severe storm 'Barra', 7 Dec 2O21, the seawall at Laigh lsle was breached. Following investigation it was deemed that responsibility for this wall lies with lsle of Whithorn Leisure Limited.
A digger cleared away years of accumulated rocks, soil and debris. To undertake the repair the existing cages had to be exposed to ascertain damage. Approx 55 metre length of existing wall required repair or reinforcement. A secondary 1 metre high wall was built approx 6 inches from existing cages. The wall was built using breeze blocks which had steel rods were inserted into some of the breeze blocks. Each steel rod was then wire tied back to the existing cages. A polyethylene pipe was also inserted into the cages for drainage purposes. The 6 inch gap between the back wall and the main bank was backfilled with concrete. Grass areas were reseeded.
Cost: £9160.76, a special levy of £150 per chalet was agreed at the AGM PDF Click Here
