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Invergordon survey seeks residents’ views on town





Locals are being asked for their views on life in Invergordon and how it could be improved.
Locals are being asked for their views on life in Invergordon and how it could be improved.

People in the Invergordon, Saltburn and Westwood area have the chance to help shape plans to improve their local area, and win up to £100 in a prize draw.

An Invergordon Steering Group survey is asking what it’s like for individuals living in the area and what needs to be improved, with the aim of helping to inform a local community action plan.

Chairwoman of Invergordon Development Trust, Donna Smith said: “The Steering Group is made up of groups from the local area and once we’ve analysed the survey results, we’ll be speaking to community, private and public sector partners to agree how we can work together to change things for the better.

“The survey is being run by the local community and the plan will be community-led.”

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The survey is available online at bit.ly/isw-survey, by clicking on the link on the Invergordon Development Trust and Saltburn & Westwood community council Facebook pages or by scanning the QR code on flyers being delivered to local homes.

Everyone who takes part in the survey can also enter a prize draw with a first prize of £100.

Paper copies of the survey are also available at Invergordon lLibrary or Buchanan’s newsagents in the town.

Invergordon Steering Group is made up of Invergordon Development Trust, Invergordon Community Council, Saltburn & WestWood Community Council, Invergordon Naval Museum & Heritage Centre, Invergordon Off the Wall, elected councillors, Invergordon Church of Scotland and Cromarty Firth Port Authority and other local businesses.

Results of the survey will be analysed and made publicly available on noticeboards in the area, as well as on the Invergordon Community Council Facebook page and the Saltburn & Westwood Community Council Facebook page.


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