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Welcome to the Fraserburgh Pitch User Information Portal. This page is aimed at updating all users of pitches and parks in the Fraserburgh area on how to give feedback to Aberdeenshire Council. It will also be used as a tool to look forward at how the council and communities can work together to make the best use of these valuable green spaces.
Landscape services are the service that maintains and manages the pitches and parks in the area. The process of giving feedback on pitches and parks is outlined in the FAQ section.
Moving forward the council wishes to engage and work alongside you, the sports and leisure users of the parks and green spaces to understand your needs, improve access and ease of booking, maintain the pitches and parks and address any issues.In the Turriff community organisations are contributing their time and resources to work with services to improve their local pitches. The survey below asks a few questions on the current use and aspiration for James Ramsay Park.
Welcome to the Fraserburgh Pitch User Information Portal. This page is aimed at updating all users of pitches and parks in the Fraserburgh area on how to give feedback to Aberdeenshire Council. It will also be used as a tool to look forward at how the council and communities can work together to make the best use of these valuable green spaces.
Landscape services are the service that maintains and manages the pitches and parks in the area. The process of giving feedback on pitches and parks is outlined in the FAQ section.
Moving forward the council wishes to engage and work alongside you, the sports and leisure users of the parks and green spaces to understand your needs, improve access and ease of booking, maintain the pitches and parks and address any issues.In the Turriff community organisations are contributing their time and resources to work with services to improve their local pitches. The survey below asks a few questions on the current use and aspiration for James Ramsay Park.
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