The Kinlochbervie Community Company is a charitable company founded in 2008. Our aim is to initiate and develop community improvement projects. Current projects include Loch Clash Pier, the Manse Road houses and Community Broadband.
| Officers | |
| Chair | Vacant |
| Vice-Chair | Lawrence MacLeod |
| Treasurer | Brendan McMahon |
| Secretary | Margaret Meek |
| klbcompany@googlegroups.com |
| Other Members |
| Sandra Armes-Harris |
| Susan Black |
| David Forbes |
| Joan MacKay |
| Sylvia MacKay |
| Ian MacDonald |
| Donald MacLeod |
| Jenny Shaw |
| Graham Wild |
| Minute Secretary: Maaike Silcock |
Click on the link to view or download the signed financial accounts for 2025.
https://klbcompany.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/KCC-Accounts-Signed-2025-2.pdf
We accept applications throughout the year from community groups. Individuals may be considered if the project benefits the community. There is no minimum amount and our maximum is £5,000. The fund is from the community benefit we receive from the small community-owned hydro project at Rhiconich.
Please download the form from the link below. Email to klbcompany@googlegroups.com or drop it off at the CAB office at the harbour.
Here are the latest available financial accounts – for the year ending 31 December 2024.
Effective immediately we are no longer able to allow overnight parking on the part of the pier outside of the 5 serviced spaces. This is by order of Highland Council and is the result of a complaint which we have been unable to resolve. Hopefully, we will back up and running as soon as possible. The 5 serviced pitches remain unaffected.
This is your opportunity to shape how this development could impact our community — from potential environmental effects to local benefits and concerns. Your feedback is vital to ensure the voices of Kinlochbervie and surrounding areas are heard clearly and collectively.
The survey is short. Whether you support, oppose, or simply have questions about the project, we want to hear from you.
For more information on the proposed wind farm, see Galileo’s website. https://kinlochbervierenewableenergyproject.co.uk/
KINLOCHBERVIE COMMUNITY ENERGY
GRANTS AVAILABLE
The first round of community benefit funding from the Hydro Project at Rhiconich is £20,000. The money is now being made available to community groups in Kinlochbervie.
Community organisations are now invited to make an application for funding up to £5,000.
There is a simple application form which is available at the garage or can be downloaded online here.
KLB Community Benefit Application Form
The deadline for applications is 31 March 2024. The applications will be considered by the Kinlochbervie Community Company on 17 April 2024.
Applicants may be asked to provide their latest financial accounts or bank statements.
For more information email klbcompany@googlegroups.com.
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