We are looking forward kicking off the Local Place Plan thematic workshops with Business & Jobs tonight, Thursday 9th May from 6pm-9pm in the United Reformed Church.
Business & Jobs
Business & Jobs is open to all Nairn and Nairnshire businesses, from High Street and Tourism, to Industry and Agriculture. You can register your attendance here, or, get in touch with us at lpp@nicenairn.org.uk. We can get you involved at the door, but, it would be great if you could let us know you can make it along so we are ready to welcome you.
If you are a business owner, a sole trader, or represent your employer in the area, we would love to hear your thoughts.
Getting Around
Hot on the heels of Business & Jobs, we will be discussing Getting Around throughout Nairn and Nairnshire on Friday 10th May from 9am – 12noon in the Nairn Community & Arts Centre. If you walk, wheel, drive, or use public transport, if you use the beach, riverside, A96, or any routes throughout Nairn and Nairnshire, this is your chance to get involved in the future physical connectivity throughout Nairnshire.
You can book into our workshop here, or, get in touch with us at lpp@nicenairn.org.uk. We can get you involved at the door, but, it would be great if you could let us know you can make it along so we are ready to welcome you.
Did you know that you can search all of The Highland Council’s registered Local Place Plans? At the moment, there is one registered Highland Local Place Plan. You can find it here.
Currently, we are aware of several Highland Local Place Plans in development, including:
You can read more about these and other Local Place Plans emerging across Scotland by reading Nick Wright’s LinkedIn article.
Nairn and Nairnshire’s Local Place Plan is amongst the most ambitious and complex Local Place Plans currently being developed. Nairnshire includes several distinct communities, from Auldearn to Croy, and Nairn to Ferness, with tourism, agriculture, business and industry all working together, sharing some of the most stunning coastline, river sides, and outdoor spaces in Scotland. We are also close to Inverness and the Inverness Airport, on the main Aberdeen-Inverness train line, the A96 and the A939, and boast a functioning harbour which supports commercial fishing, tourism, and locally owned leisure vessels. Our golf courses are internationally recognised and our health and social care provision is fantastic. Your Local Place Plan is your opportunity to influence and guide the future of Nairn and Nairnshire for all of us.
We look forward to welcoming business and community groups at our Business and Jobs event, and community groups with an interest in physical connectivity, mobility, and access throughout Nairnshire to our Getting Around workshop. Please do get in touch to book your space.
