Campaign for Real Aires UK - CAMpRA

The owner of Fencebay Fisheries is very interested in having an Aire. I have sent him some information and links. He is on the Coig Ayrshire route and will receive help from them.

Really useful discussion with Daniel from the Coig Routes. He is looking at how to provide facilities for Motorcaravans on the five routes in Ayrshire, Arran and Argyll and Bute. He has contacts with businesses and is using our information on aires and service points to discuss possible places for a...

I'll give it a go later today. Meg

Thanks for the information. There are a lot of proposals for aires going in for this round of the fund. I hope this one gets it as it will be good for the ferry.

Speaking to someone from Ayrshire today, they mentioned that there were some tourist routes in and around Ayrshire. There are five different routes so were given the name COIG as that is Gaelic for five. www.thecoig.com
Have a look and see if you can suggest stopping places for aires on these routes

coastal.communities@highland.gov.uk This is the address of the body considering the application. If you would like to support the application please email Coastal Communities.

We need as many people as possible to support this application. Many members have been supporting crowdfunding for facilities. This is a much bigger project and needs plenty of support. Please use the documents in the resources to pick out supporting facts. Individual letters with slightly different...

Copied from another forum, but relates to Campra I'm a bit late to the party but have now joined the group and will be composing a letter to the local council (copy to my MP) suggesting they consider the benefits of aires in such a historic location as our town (Paisley). Anyone else in the Paisley ...

This needs a great many replies to East Lothian Council as the rules they are intending to enact are basically "Get out of East Lothian we don't want you here"

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