Coronavirus Response
Our island response to the coronavirus pandemic, including guidance for visitors
The island is home to 64 full time residents. The Isle of Kerrera Development Trust (IKDT) was registered as a charity in May 2009 and is also a Company Limited by Guarantee. Its aim is to represent the views of the islanders and to initiate and develop projects that will benefit the island, its community and its visitors.
Our island response to the coronavirus pandemic, including guidance for visitors
To raise funds for our big community project- to renovate the old primary school into a new community centre, two young islanders challenged themselves to an awesome task, to swim from the mainland to Kerrera- in December!
We now are the proud owners of the old school building!!! Now the work begins to renovate it into our new community centre. We are also delighted to have recruited islander Aideen Shields as our new Project Manager, check our Projects page for further information.
The Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform visits Kerrera to hear more about the project to redevelop the school into a community hub. Read more here.
We were successful with our Scottish Land Fund bid to enable us to buy the former school - read more here!
For last year’s AGM we worked out that IKDT's directors had clocked over 1000 hours of volunteer time across the year ...
The council approved the key design work last year and the engineering team have most of the work done ...
We were happy that Transport Scotland took on board our request to improve the winter timetable with extra sailings ...
We’re receiving some welcome support from Community Enterprise to help us get our first social enterprise off the ground ...
Please use the email address below to contact the Isle of Kerrera Development Trust. For all other contact details please see the Directory page.
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