This post is indebted to my Community Representative colleague, Steve Byrne, from Campbeltown, Argyll.
Steve also happens to be the Chairperson of the Highland and Argyll & Bute Regional Network that tries to bring tenants and residents together. Anyone interested in more details about this network, please leave your comment, including your e-mail address and phone number on this blog. Your blogger will make sure your details are forwarded to Steve, but not published here.
SURF Awards for Best Practice in Community Regeneration - 27/07/2009
Applications are now being accepted for the 2009 awards – closing date: 21st September 2009.
The SURF Awards for Best Practice in Community Regeneration is now in its 11th year. The Scottish Centre for Regeneration's prestigious annual awards process recognises and promotes best practice in regeneration and social inclusion in Scotland.
The SURF Awards is supported by the Scottish Government’s Scottish Centre for Regeneration and independently judged by a panel of representatives drawn from relevant national organisations and community groups.
If you are aware of a project or initiative that you believe deserves particular recognition, please consider nominating it for a 2009 SURF Award.
The key dates for the applications process are:
- Monday 27th July 2009: Opening date for applications
- Monday 21st September 2009: Closing date for applications
- Thursday 3rd December 2009: SURF Awards are presented at a dinner ceremony in Glasgow by Alex Neil MSP, Minister for Housing and Communities
How to apply
Further information on the entry criteria and the application process for the 2009 SURF Awards is available for download from the SURF website ( .doc or .pdf).
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