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Consultation has concluded
This survey has now closed, the results analysed and a report published on this page.
Welcome to the Haughs Masterplan Review Survey 2022.
Following the development of the Haughs Masterplan in 2017, the Haughs Regeneration Steering Group are undertaking a review of the existing masterplan so as to update it.
The HaughsRegeneration Steering Group, a stakeholder group made up of Aberdeenshire Council officers, Councillors and representatives from local community groups who have an interest in the Haughs, continue to work together to make improvements, encourage more local usage and attract more visitors to the Haughs in Turriff.
Whilst therehavebeen many improvements and projects implementedsince this partnership was set up, we are looking to gatherviews from the wider community and users of the Haughs to help shape the priorities for the area over the next five-year period.
We would be grateful if you could take around ten minutes to participate in this online survey.
This survey has now closed, the results analysed and a report published on this page.
Welcome to the Haughs Masterplan Review Survey 2022.
Following the development of the Haughs Masterplan in 2017, the Haughs Regeneration Steering Group are undertaking a review of the existing masterplan so as to update it.
The HaughsRegeneration Steering Group, a stakeholder group made up of Aberdeenshire Council officers, Councillors and representatives from local community groups who have an interest in the Haughs, continue to work together to make improvements, encourage more local usage and attract more visitors to the Haughs in Turriff.
Whilst therehavebeen many improvements and projects implementedsince this partnership was set up, we are looking to gatherviews from the wider community and users of the Haughs to help shape the priorities for the area over the next five-year period.
We would be grateful if you could take around ten minutes to participate in this online survey.
