Dunadd Community Council

05/10/2026

The minutes from our last meeting in September are now available on the DCC website. https://dunaddcc.org/minutes-of-meetings/

10/09/2026

The DCC's next meeting is today (10th September) at 7.30pm at Kilmichael Glassary Primary School.
Below is a list of future meetings:
19th November - Kilmartin Museum
21st January - Ford Village Hall
18th March - Kilmichael Glassary Primary School
20th May - Kilmartin Museum includes AGM

10/09/2026

The DCC have just approved micro-grants to financially support the following Dunadd-based groups/individuals:
Kilmartin Youth Group, Dunadd Community Enterprise's "Book Swap" event, Ford SWI and Mid Argyll Rugby Ladies Team.

31/08/2026

The next DCC meeting will take place at Kilmichael Glassary Primary School on September 10th at 7.30pm. Members of the public are welcome.

08/08/2026

🗳️ Passionate about your community and ready to make a difference?

Local government elections are happening this October across all **29 Tasmanian councils**. 📅

🙋‍♀️ If you're considering nominating for councillor, mayor or deputy mayor. Now is the perfect time to learn what's involved.

📖 The Local Government Association of Tasmania (LGAT) has released a **Candidate Handbook** covering:
✅ Eligibility
✅ The nomination process
✅ Campaigning

It's a great place to start if you're considering standing for election. 🌟

🔗 Download your copy from the LGAT website:
https://www.lgat.tas.gov.au/tasmanian-councils/council-elections/nominate?utm_source=chatgpt.com

📘Or visit Council Office for a copy.

08/08/2026

The DCC working with Jan Brown and community residents have got A&BC to move the 30mph speed limit back along the road to incorporate the newer housing. 🎉

18/06/2026

Did you know?
Over the past year, the Dunadd Community Council has supported local communities through funding:
Refreshment costs for community fundraising events
support for Glassary Primary Community Garden
Public liability insurance for Slockavullin Community Group
Can you help us keep the vital funding going by becoming a community councillor?
See our website for more details on what it means to be a community councillor:

Looking after the interests of residents

18/06/2026

A few words from our councillor Sue MacLean: Being a Community Councillor allows me to work for the community that I enjoy being part of. We work with individuals and groups to ensure community voices are heard and needs met, also, we are able to give small grants to individuals and local groups. I represent DCC on the Nadara A’Chruach Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund Panel which gives grants to groups working with people who live in Dunadd.
Interested in becoming a community councillor check our website, or the A&BC website or chat to DCC at our stall at Ford Village Hall Gala Day on June 20th from 2pm

15/06/2026

Did you know?
As a community councillor, you can literally be a lifesaver!
Over the past year the Dunadd Community Council has supported local communities through funding:
Pads for defibrillators in Ford, Kilmartin Village and Kilmartin School.
Can you help us keep the vital funding going by becoming a community councillor?
See our website for more details on what it means to be a community councillor:

Looking after the interests of residents

12/06/2026

Did you know?
Over the past year the Dunadd Community Council has supported local communities through funding:
The Lego Club at Ford Village Hall
Storage for the Book Club in Kilmartin
Paying for visiting speakers for Ford SWI
Disabled access at Ford Village Hall
Can you help us keep the vital funding going by becoming a community councillor?
See our website for more details on what it means to be a community councillor:

Looking after the interests of residents