| Hydro Poles Removed and Certificate Launch
On Monday 21st September a gathering of around sixty people assembled at Sligachan to witness the cutting down of the last hydro pole which had been part of a group of poles which cut across the river in front of the Cuillin, one of Scotland's most famous views. 30 September 2009 | |
| Hydro Poles to be removed
After 5 years work 5 hydro poles are to be removed, opening a view towards the Cuillin not seen in almost sixty years | |
| Helping maintain paths
In 2008 the group were involved in two volunteer events undertaking path maintenance on the Glensligachan path, the start of which shares the proposed access to the sculpture | |
| How it started
In early summer 2004, the group held a public meeting in Sligachan Hotel to gauge opinion about their proposals for a sculpture to celebrate Norman Collie and John Mackenzie. | |
| Planning Permission Granted 2006
The Collie-Mackenzie Sculpture Group, a Sconser-based community organisation, has won permission to build a bronze statute of Professor Norman Collie and John Mackenzie | |