From Grahame Lockhart, our Chair: We’re delighted to say that our Community Asset Transfer (CAT) application for the Brechin Infirmary site and our application for funding from the Scottish Land Fund were both sent off at the end of March. In both our applications we included a number of letters of support from different groups …
Read MoreI am an Ulsterman, born in Limavady, a small town then about the size of Brechin: I studied at the local school and then Medicine at The Queens University of Belfast, graduating with Honours. Incidentally and crucially I met my rather wonderful future wife, Irene, there: she threw me out of Casualty on the night …
Read MoreThe Steering Committee of Brechin Healthcare Group is made of trustees and other member volunteers. Following on from the successful help that was given to obtain 2,500 signatures for our petition, these winter months have been a busy time for the steering committee. The Business plan and the Community Asset Transfer have been re-written to …
Read MoreBrechin Healthwatch Group continues to go from strength to strength! BHG is working with the high school to set up a ‘safe place’ within the high school where pupils can go when they feel they need to speak with someone, or just to be still. BHG is also looking into setting up a ‘Parents Supporting …
Read MoreA Big Thank You to all who filled out the Scottish Community Alliance Survey. They also helped with a Stakeholders and Partners analysis and our appreciation goes to all who participated in this as well. 85% of those filling out the Survey were for a Health and Wellbeing Hub in the area. The biggest need …
Read MoreAt the January trustees meeting there were three new trustees welcomed. They are Alison Cameron, Lindsay Cameron and Stanley Callaghan. From Alison: I’m a mature, mother of 2, married to the recently retired local vet, and have been interested and worked in healthcare most of my adult life. After leaving school I trained as a …
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