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Marion Jamieson

Marion has been a Director of Udny Community Trust for 5 years and has lived in Udny Green with ...

Julian Slater

Julian has thirty years’ experience working as a petroleum engineer extracting oil from the North Sea for British Gas, ...

David Murray

David has lived in Pitmedden since moving to the village with wife Rae and three daughters in 1979. He currently ...

Matt Kaye

Matt is one of the founding directors of both the Trust Co and the Community Wind Turbine Co. Matt has ...

Sue Hebenton

I have lived in Pitmedden for 23 years. Moved to Aberdeenshire 33 years ago from Kent where I am originally ...

Brian McDougall – Chairman

Brian McDougall - Chairman Brian has been the Chair of the Udny Community trust since 2011. Prior to this Brian ...

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Lovely local cafe, very friendly and attentive. Food was delicious and super kid friendly – thank you all so much, We’ll be back soon

Very attractive cafe and very welcoming. Has good quality coffee and tasty cake, table opposite had a huge sausage in a roll will definitely be back

Local friendly relaxed cafe

Service excellent and food good, definitely recommend it

Lovely bacon roll, good coffee and tasty soup I had as take away today. Go along and support

We popped into cafe 48 this morning and were delighted with our cooked breakfast and the service provided. All in beautiful surroundings. Cafe 48 is a credit to the Community Trust

Lovely lunch – will be back soon!

On behalf of the Formartine Youth Project (FYP), we would like to thank the Udny Community Trust for their continued support this year with FYP. We appreciate the encouragement, financial support and partnership opportunities that have arisen over the past months and look forward to continuing these in the coming years.

Formartine Youth Project

Green energy from the turbine means grants for environmental projects in Udny – a win – win all round

Udny Climate action

It’s interesting, it’s not time consuming and it helps the trustees decide what projects to fund – that’s my experience of being on the Trust’s Project Evaluation Group (PEG)

Project Evaluation Group