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<strong>Alyth</strong> Environmental Group Report<br />

Gala Day<br />

The Group, like many others, were very disappointed that the Gala was<br />

cancelled. Much work from the members had gone into preparing for the<br />

day. It is now planned that a stall will be taken, at the Arts& Crafts Festival<br />

in August, to put on display the projects the AEG is involved in.<br />

May Tasks<br />

The latest two hour task, in May saw a clean up the old curling rink on<br />

the Market Muir, by five embers and two teenage lads. Michael Smailes<br />

and Richard Gould are working towards their Duke of Edinburgh Bronze<br />

Awards. It could be the ring might be used for some other purposes in<br />

future. Rubbish was cleared from the adjoining woods and the war memorial<br />

within the two hours. Clive is actively seeking the owners to discuss<br />

the possibility of more work there to restore the ponds and woodland.<br />

The group understands that there are “limitations of use “ concerning the<br />

Muir but would welcome the ideas of anyone for putting this valuable<br />

asset back into use.<br />

Drumderg Wind Farm<br />

All is very quiet, but things should perk up soon as a planning application<br />

was due to be presented to PKC during June. The website is still<br />

being worked on by Robert Stewart, it is hoped to be up and running<br />

soon.<br />

Recycling Point Facelift<br />

To be passed on to <strong>Alyth</strong> Youth Partnership as a possible future project.<br />

Beech Hedge At <strong>Alyth</strong> PS<br />

No response from the school re finishing this project.<br />

<strong>Alyth</strong> Hill<br />

The AEG is to contact Scottish Natural Heritage concerning an ecological<br />

survey. A cow, grazing on <strong>Alyth</strong> Hill, almost chocked to death on the<br />

top pf a plastic ”sucky” drinks bottle. This brings to light the problem of<br />

litter dropping particularly in places where the road cleaner does not<br />

operate. For the sake of other humans and the animals DON’T DROP<br />

LITTER, PLEASE TAKE IT HOME.<br />

Scottish Outdoor Access Code<br />

The group is grateful to member, Paul Fannon, for the work he has done<br />

in preparing the AEG’s proposed response. This will be distributed to all<br />

other members for comment and amendment prior to being returned to<br />

SNH.<br />

Den O’ <strong>Alyth</strong><br />

We now have the plans form the P&K Ranger Service, for wheel chair<br />

friendly paths which SNH has approved. The total cost of the project<br />

could be £70,000.<br />

The group has received £10,000 in funding from PK Countryside Trust.<br />

We have a promise of a further £10,000 from another source.<br />

We should hear soon if our Heritage Lottery Fund bid has been successful,<br />

meanwhile Clive and Charles are still putting bids together.<br />

Small Task Funding<br />

Small grants of about £200 are available from The Countryside Trust for<br />

jobs such as installing a kissing gate or signing.<br />

New <strong>Alyth</strong> School Link<br />

No reply from School<br />

Trodlem Footpath<br />

This path to <strong>Alyth</strong> Hill, is the subject of the group’s <strong>July</strong> task but it has<br />

been decided that some preliminary work will be carried out Sunday<br />

morning 22nd June. As always<br />

the <strong>July</strong> task will be at 2pm, 20th <strong>July</strong>, meeting at the junction of Strathmore<br />

Terrace and Trodlem.<br />

<strong>Alyth</strong> Road Sweeper<br />

Clive has found out that if anybody sees an area that needs cleaning the<br />

road sweeper will be pleased to hear about it as he does not work a fixed<br />

round.<br />

The AEG next meeting is in the <strong>Alyth</strong> Hotel on Thursday 17th <strong>July</strong> at<br />

7.30pm<br />

7<br />

Hi I ‘m Voicie<br />

every month I will be giving you some tips -<br />

So if you are stuck with something write in and<br />

I will do my best to help.<br />

Directing your mail into folders in<br />

Outlook Express<br />

1 Highlight your Inbox<br />

2 Right Click on your Inbox and<br />

choose New Folder<br />

3 Type in the folder name and click OK<br />

4 Go to Tools - Message Rules-and click Mail<br />

5 Click on New<br />

6 Step one Select the conditions for the rule-<br />

(Where the from line contains people) or<br />

( The subject line contains words etc)<br />

And choose your rule.<br />

7 Step two choose -Move to the specified<br />

folder<br />

8 Step three Where the from line contains<br />

people- click the link and add names or addresses<br />

into the box and click OK<br />

9 Step four click the link-Specified and choose<br />

the folder you already set up.<br />

You can also go to tools first and make your folder in step 9<br />

If I wanted all “Voicie” mail directed into my own folder<br />

here’s how I would do it.<br />

1 Highlight Inbox<br />

2 Choose New Folder<br />

3 Name folder Voicie<br />

4 Go to -Tools, Message Rules, Mail<br />

5 Click New<br />

6 Where the To line contains People<br />

7 -Voicie or Voicie@<strong>Alyth</strong>voice*<br />

8 Move to specified folder<br />

9 -Voicie<br />

*This is only a fictitious address for the purpose of this example*<br />

Now all MY mail will go right into the “Voicie” folder<br />

Happy Computing!!<br />

DAVID SIM<br />

IRONMONGER<br />

Open Sunday 12-4pm<br />

GARDEN CENTRE OPEN<br />

Large selection of garden shrubs, bedding plants, climbers<br />

and perennials all now in stock.<br />

Garden Furniture, BBQ’s<br />

and Ornaments for that sizzling summer ahead.<br />

Main dealers for Lawn King Mowers<br />

at very competitive prices.<br />

We can supply and deliver at the most competitive<br />

prices in town.<br />

Always that familiar face and friendly smile<br />

Tel: 01828 632309

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