Diary 2026
28.04.26
Bt Installation of Full Fibre Internet which could happen in the next three months, the installation will be all underground, at no cost to the company or chalet owner. There is no requirement to take up the Bt internet service. A wayleave agreement will be required for all chalet owner's gardens (which the committee are looking into) which means they can make a trench and put the fibre in for use or for future use without further disruption. For BT info click here
AGM 2026 Sunday 14th June 6:30pm in St. Ninian’s Hall.
The levy will be agreed at the AGM
AGM Agenda PDF Click here
Grounds Report PDF Click here
Treasurers Report PDF Click here
Secretaries Report PDF Click here
Proxy Voting Form PDF Click here
Accounts 2025 PDF Click here
Minutes of AGM 2025 PDF Click here
April - Community Orchard
We now have a community orchard near the entrance of the estate on communal estate land. Hopefully the Apple trees will survive and thrive and any fruit appearing in the next couple of years should be taken off, so the roots grow more.
Thankyou to the Galloway Apple Project for providing us with ten young apple trees. They write, 'the mother trees have all come from local gardens in Wigtown and Bladnoch, some of these original trees are now no longer, so we are saving biodiversity and creating new community orchards at the same time, the ten trees included a Galloway Pippin, Allington Pippin, John Downie, Bramley and five as yet unidentified heritage varieties.'
Front Row from end nearest chalet no3 are Bramley, Allington Pippin, Croft Right Wigtown, Unknown Wigtown, Galloway Pippin M25*
Rear Row from end nearest chalet no3 are Unkown, John Dowie Crab Apple, John Dowie Crab Apple, Unkown M25*, Unknown
*will become taller trees the rest are M166
Galloway Apple Project Click Here
Apple trees £80, stakes £24.
March
Hedgehogs have been seen again on site, and if you want to make a hedgehog house, that could be in your garden please see https://www.britishhedgehogs.org.uk/hedgehog-homes/
02.03.2026
A O'Malley Insurance Confirmed
11.03 The removal of the roses near the compost bay has had the desired effect of allowing the daffodils to flower better and be seen. If anyone has any spare bulbs please consider planting them in this area and where the old bays used to be.