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Kilmuir & Logie Easter

Kilmuir and Logie Easter Community Council covers the geographical area of the former parishes of Kilmuir Easter and Logie Easter, the area covered by the present day Kilmuir and Logie Easter Parish Church. It comprises the villages and rural areas of Milton, Kildary, Barbaraville, Balintraid, Delny, Scotsburn, Lamington, Logie Hill, Newfield, and Arabella. Due to the industrial development of the area in the 1970s, with the construction of the Invergordon Aluminium Smelter and the Nigg Oil Construction Yard, the population of the area grew significantly, with the village of Milton in particular being considerably expanded.

Where 5 schools served the area a century ago, there is now one school, Milton Primary School, with secondary education being provided by the nearby Invergordon and Tain Academies. The major employers in the area are Ken’s Garage at Kildary, together with the various local farms, though they now employ a fraction of their previous work force. There are four small shops scattered around the distict, a bark factory, a workshop making pine furniture, and various home-based enterprises, but otherwise most of the population travels to work outside the area.

In the early 1900s there were two churches for each of the Church of Scotland, the United Free Church of Scotland, and the Free Church of Scotland. Now there is only the one Church of Scotland congregation, which uses two buildings month about, and is a significant force in community life.

Milton village, as the largest population centre, besides having the primary school, has a bowling club and Milton Inn, one of two pubs in the area, the other being the Shandwick Inn. It also has a Community House, which is a major centre for a wide range of community activities, ranging from ante-natal classes through various tool lending schemes and a second hand clothes rack to computer classes and an after-school club. fearn peninsula

Local History
Milton Well  

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The Statistical Accounts for Kilmuir Easter

The Statistical Accounts for Logie Easter

 

Visitor Information

Footpath from Milton to Scotsburn  

Fearn Peninsula Partnership Representative:

George Dobbie Tel: 01349 854220.

 

Accommodation

10 Ross Crescent (B&B)  (Milton)

01862 842380

 

Delny House Hotel (Delny)

01862 842678

 

Backpackers Hostel (Balintraid House - Balintraid)

01349 854446 or 07917710279

 

Caravan Club Site (Station House - Barbaraville)

01862 842736

 

Places of Interest

Scotsburn-Strathrory Drove Road                  

Route Map

Scotsburn-Strathrory Walk.bmp

Highland Livestock Heritage Society - Drover Project

Local Services

Kildary Post Office and Balnagown Stores (Kildary)

01862 842229

 

Milton Stores (Drovers Way -  Milton)

01862 842344

 

Ken's Garage (Kildary)

01862 842266

 

Community House (12 Munro Crescent -  Milton)

01862 842499

 

Courtney’s Taxis

01862 842051 or 0771 4089950

 

Kilmuir and Logie Easter Church

 

Old School Pine (Polnicol)

   

Shandwick Inn (Kildary)

 

Milton Inn (Milton)

 

Mull Hall Residential Home

 
Milton Primary School

01862 842537

 

Polnicol Hall  

Anna Ross

Recreation

 
 
 
 
   
 
 

 

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