raasaywoodfuel

Raasay Wood Fuel

THE PIT, INVERARISH

Using local “Raasay Larch” felled by Forestry and Land Scotland the Wood Fuel project aims to reduce fuel poverty and our carbon footprint by providing our residents with low-cost firewood to heat their homes. Using locally sourced wood also reduces the emissions from transportation and provides security of supply.  

All orders are prepared by volunteers and the money raised supports Raasay’s local development trust.

Pop into The Pit on Saturday mornings to find out more or volunteer.

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PLACING AN ORDER

Orders can be placed through the Raasay Wood Facebook Page   

Email  raasaydevelopmenttrust@gmail.com

Phone 07561 854 007

Office Hours Only

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DELIVERIES & COLLECTION

Delivery /collection arrangements will be made upon ordering.

  • Volunteers deliver on Saturday mornings (at other times subject to availability).
  • Collection available for suitable vehicles/trailers.
  • Volunteers do not stack wood.


PRICES

The costs are as follows:

Permanent Residents/non-commercial* Single load £60 / Double load £120

(*40 plus weeks on Raasay)

Non-residents/commercial /Holiday lets Single load £100 / Double load £200

Single loads are delivered to Inverarish and the surrounding area including Clachan. Anywhere else is a double load.

Bags of logs are also available from Raasay Community Stores.


PAYMENT

If you wish to pay by cash/cheque, please hand this over on delivery, payable to Raasay Development Trust Ltd.

Payment can also be made by bank transfer: email  raasaydevelopmenttrust@gmail.com for the details. 


In association with

forestry scotland
  • Tackling Fuel Poverty
  • Community Wellbeing
  • Sustainable
  • Locally Sourced Wood
  • Reduces our Carbon Footprint
  • Profit Supports Island Development Trust

Isle of Raasay

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Photos credits: Calum Gillies :: David Carslaw :: Hannah Moore :: Copywriting: Linsay MacLean