
Questions for Dynamic Dunure
Your accounts add up to a surplus of £69,474.00 –
So why are you borrowing money from other local charities to fund a bid? Why do you need a crowdfunder?
Where has the money gone?
How can you justify spending £290,000
On ‘Community and public engagement activities’ when there has been not a single written item of feedback from your consultations so far?
South Ayrshire Councillors are on record that they want social enterprises to run like businesses –
Have you found a single Community Centre that runs on operating income only, as you propose for the Helm?
A visitor centre very like the proposed Helm was built for £4 million. It too was based on optimistic visitor numbers. Now it has failed and the land was sold on for £150,000 for housing development.
That centre was built despite concerns from the community about its business plan and what would happen if it closed.
Similar concerns are being raised now about the Helm. What is your answer to these concerns?
How do you communicate with the community?
You have a website with no meaningful content, you have no facebook page, you don’t publish notice of meetings, you don’t publish minutes, and your newsletters are so poorly written as to be incomprehensible.
Fisherton Church was highlighted for its potential at your meeting in 2022 –
Why did you not consider it further?
You could have bought it for the price of the ‘Community and public engagement activities’!
- Dunure Community Council Minutes February 2026
- Dunure Community Council Minutes March 2026
- NCCBC ConsultationThe North Carrick Community Benefit Company are holding a meeting The meeting… Read more: NCCBC Consultation
- Kennedy Park – closed for three weekends!Kennedy Park to have ‘sleeping policemen’ Kennedy Park will be closed to… Read more: Kennedy Park – closed for three weekends!
- South RoadResurfacing – at last! Ayrshire Roads Alliance have notified the Community Council… Read more: South Road
Live Bus Timetable
Bin Collection Days
Stagecoach’s ‘live link’ for the next bus to Ayr.
From Ayr Carrick Street to Dunure.