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Coastal Paths (Whitehills to Banff and Macduff to Tarlair)
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Getting active outdoors is good for us all; coastal paths help visitors enjoy our amazing coastline, and that supports our local businesses, too.
Working with community councils and various clubs, groups and businesses we’ve started to think about path improvements between Whitehills and Banff, and Macduff to Tarlair, but we need your ideas and suggestions, too.
We need to gather your feedbackto help us shape the plans for which we will apply for external funding.
Please complete the short survey via the link below.
The survey closes on Thursday 16 May 2024.
Please be aware that providing your email address in the survey will enable us to directly communicate the survey results with you.
For more details, refer to the complete Privacy Notice available here:
Getting active outdoors is good for us all; coastal paths help visitors enjoy our amazing coastline, and that supports our local businesses, too.
Working with community councils and various clubs, groups and businesses we’ve started to think about path improvements between Whitehills and Banff, and Macduff to Tarlair, but we need your ideas and suggestions, too.
We need to gather your feedbackto help us shape the plans for which we will apply for external funding.
Please complete the short survey via the link below.
The survey closes on Thursday 16 May 2024.
Please be aware that providing your email address in the survey will enable us to directly communicate the survey results with you.
For more details, refer to the complete Privacy Notice available here:
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