This Local Place Plan (LPP) offers a spatial profile of the main settlement and larger townships of Kinlochbervie, focusing on community

aspirations and land use opportunities. Designed to guide development over the next 5 to 10 years, the Local Place Plan extends until

approximately 2030.

Rooted in consultations with our local community, this plan reflects views

gathered through community engagement in 2024. It addresses key issues highlighted by residents

The Kinlochbervie Community Council consists of 8 elected community members. Elections are held every 4 years. The main role of the Community Council is to represent community views. The Council meets monthly and has 9 meetings per year.

All meetings are held in person on the last Tuesday of every month at 7.00 pm in the Harbour Offices.

Email:  klbcommunitycouncil@hotmail.com 

The minutes are available on the Facebook page and on the Community Company website:   

The Village Hall is the heart of any community.  Our Hall was recently renovated and contains a large hall, small meeting room, kitchen and changing rooms.  The Village Hall Committee sponsors activities from time to time throughout the year.  The Hall is also available to book for meetings, dances, private functions, youth groups, etc.

Enquires to kinlochbervievillagehall@outlook.com

Click the button to go to the Hall's Facebook page.

The Ceilidh House is located next to the Health Centre and offers services and activities for seniors.  The building contains a large meeting room, small room, full kitchen and small outdoor 'men's shed'.  The building's facilities can be booked.

The Ceilidh House provides hot meals and activities on Wednesdays and Fridays.  Tea/coffee, soup, salad plates and cakes are available at a drop-in on Tuesdays.

Manager:     Christine Corbett   

Tel:                   01971 521460

Click the button to go to the Celidh House's Facebook page.

Durness and Kinlochbervie Church of Scotland operates The Storehouse Food Bank for the communties of Durness, Kinlochbervie, Scourie, Kylesku, Achfary, and locations in-between.  It is available to those in financial need or who need a little extra help.  All it takes is a phone call and the church can bring a helping hand to bless you with a food box in these difficult times. 

All calls are confidential.

Rev Andrea Boyes              07766 456 226

Citizens' Advice Bureau     01971 521 730

Caroline McCowan             01971 511 341

Aileen MacDonald               01971 502 068  

The Kinlochbervie Community Company is a non-profit charitable organisation whose mandate is to develop and/or support projects that benefit the people of Kinlochbervie.  The Company is also able to provide small grants to individuals and organisations.

The Company has facilities for campervans on Loch Clash Pier and owns two former school houses in the village which are rented.

Chair:  Graham Wild    

Tel:   01971 521 717    

Email:   grahamandlynn@theuphouse.co.uk

Secretary:    Margaret Meek   

Email:    mmklb@clara.co.uk

The North and West Sutherland Citizens' Advice Bureau is located in a portacabin at  the Harbour.  The Bureau provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice. 

Opening Hours:  Monday-Friday   9.30-13.00, 14.00-16.30

Manager:    Joan MacKay

Tel:                  01971 52 730

Email:            

NWS-Bureau@NWSCAB.casonline.org.uk

Website:     

https://www.cas.org.uk/bureaux/north-and-west-sutherland-citizens-advice-bureau

07542113295

Set in the North West of Scotland, the area covered by the West Sutherland Fisheries Trust is comprised predominantly of rock and water - giving a pristine environment and outstanding wild salmonid fishing. 

The West Sutherland Fisheries Trust (WSFT) is a registered charity (SC24426) established in 1996 to maintain and restore native fish populations. 

The Trust area extends from the Hope in the north to the Garvie in the south and covers all catchments flowing west. The very distinct landscape is made up of some of the oldest rocks in the world and is famous for its geology. At present the environment is relatively unspoilt with few non native invasive species.

If you'd like to get invoved see more information on the website link below.