Leverhulme Community Hub is the group which is looking to purchase the Old Block at Leverhulme Memorial School. It will be a multi-purpose facility for all!
Following on from our latest update...
Site Start Up Meeting with @BARDailteir , Neil Mackay & Co Ltd and Leverhulme Community Hub.
Sample Panel A and Sample Panel B
@InspiringSland@ZeroWasteScot @IslandsGRP
First phase of the redevelopment plans for Leverhulme Memorial School, Isle of Harris, which will see the transformation of the former School into a state-of-the-art Community Hub for South Harris.
@InspiringSland@ZeroWasteScot @IslandsGRP @BARDailteir
*photos to follow*
UPDATE... Socially distanced Start Up meeting to discuss the forthcoming External Insulation Project, funded by Islands Green Recovery Programme (IGRP), @IslandsGRP
@InspiringSland@ZeroWasteScot@BARDailteir
Delighted to announce that we have been awarded £300,000 from @scotgov Regeneration Capital Grant Fund. This is going to make huge difference to the Hub project - thanks to all for their assistance in getting us this far 🤗 brighter days are coming!
🎄CHRISTMAS GIVEAWAY 🎄
Be in the draw to win a £30 fuel voucher for the Clachan and a bottle of bubbles to thank all our page followers for their support throughout 2020 and especially the last few months we’re holding a Christmas Giveaway!
Head to our Facebook page to enter
A little fun fact: At that time the whole of Harris had a population of 4,750 people: today the population of Harris is about 2000. Leverhulme’s grandiose plan was that the population of Leverburgh alone would number 10,000 people.
THE NEWS WE HAVE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR...
The old primary school building at the Leverhulme Memorial School is now under community ownership! To read more about this visit our Facebook page: https://t.co/lOvPruNVle
If you have a few minutes spare to complete this survey for the University of Edinburgh it would be highly appreciated. The aim of the survey is to understand the impact of COVID19 lockdown measures on rural communities in Scotland. https://t.co/O0PhTJLqLR
Now, the Leverhulme Memorial School – commonly known as the old school building – will be getting a new lease on life in memory of Lord Leverhulme becoming the Leverhulme Community Hub.
100-year Anniversary of Obbe to Leverburgh.
It was in this village in August 1919 that a decision was taken at a meeting of local people to change the name from Obbe to Leverburgh...
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‘You are spending the money, call it after yourself’. Then on the 1st December 1920, Obbe officially became known as Leverburgh.
Lord Leverhulme passed away from pneumonia in May 1925...