Hill of Towie Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund, Decision-Making Panel – new Community Representatives needed!

Community Representatives Wanted!

Nominations are now open for two community representative positions on The Hill of Towie Wind Farm

Community Benefit Fund Decision-Making Panel.

We need one representative each from the Botriphnie (Drummuir) area and one from the Boharm (Mulben) area. Community representatives must live in the area they wish to represent and have two nominees also from that area. They will typically be asked to assess applications and attend decision-making meetings two/three times a year and will be in post for three years before standing down.

If there are multiple nominees, elections will be held on 20th. October at 7pm at Drummuir Hall and on 21st. October at 7pm at Boharm Hall where each candidate will be invited to speak.

If you need any more information or want to have an informal discussion about the role, please contact david@reapscotland.org.uk

To download application (nomination) forms, please see below or visit the REAP office.

Forms must be returned to REAP, 177 Mid Street, Keith, AB55 5BL

or by email to david@reapscotland.org.uk

by 5pm on Monday 13th. October, 2025

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