Except as otherwise noted, all material on this website is copyright, 1997 to 2015.

Website visitors since 15/1/03

LOCAL BUS TIMETABLES 201, 202, 203 and 204

RECYCLING FACILITIES are available at Drumoak community hall and at Morrisons in Banchory

Vandalism? Ring the Police straightaway and get them caught red-handed. Phone 0845 600 5700 (or 0800 555 111 for Crimestoppers). Calls may be anonymous.  See here for more details

Having troubles with your Post? Complain in the first instance to:-

• Royal Mail (08457 740 740; www.royalmail.com )
• Parcelforce (0800 22 44 66; www.parcelforce.com )

If that doesn’t work, contact Postwatch (08456 013 265; www.postwatch.co.uk )

In addition to this website, CDDCC also communicates via:-

• noticeboards in the Drumoak Post Office and the three Public Halls
• the Drumoak & Durris Church Newsletter (contact: the Editor, Donald Keith)
• articles in the Deeside Piper and the Press & Journal
• folders in the local (Peterculter and Banchory) Public Libraries

Neighbourhood Watch helps reduce crime in local areas. For information, click here.  Local wardens - Drumoak 01330 811 879, Sunnyside 01330 811 639, Coalford 01224 733 981.

Worried about Flooding? Floodline, Scotland's free national flooding information and advice service, can be accessed by phone on 0845 988 1188 or online at www.sepa.org.uk/flooding . It's run by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), whose staff can tell you if you live within a flood warning scheme area, if any flood watches or warnings have been issued for an area, and can also provide practical advice on what to do before, during and after a flood.