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“Grateful thanks are due for over a decade of service to the members of PAN and to the promotion of arts in the Highlands, Jenny Macfie, Chairperson of the Promoters Arts Network “leaving PAN - what a huge loss for the organisation. I'm sure you'll be missed by the PAN members and board . . . a hard act to follow.” Lynn Johnson, Arts Links Officer “What a shock that you are retiring! Our thanks for all the hard work you have put into PAN” PAN Member “You have done a smashing job - congratulations and thanks. You are one of nature's born co-ordinators.” Gordon Morris, Countryside Exchange Project “I have no hesitation in supporting Duncan MacInnes. He has a wide ranging experience of involvement with, and intense interest in, those issues which impinge directly on the life of a Highlands and Norman Gillies, then Director of Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Scotland's “You are a great ideas man” “His appointment (as area co-ordinator) has led to an enhanced programme of Highland Festival activities in the area and ensured a deep involvement at community level. His experience and expertise in the area of arts management have proved invaluable and without him the Highland Festival programme would not have been possible.” Alastair McDonald, Director of the “The DEALAN Arts Project has a key role to play in the development of arts in Skye and Lochalsh, for the benefit of audiences and artists alike.” Changing Rural Lives, by the Scottish Arts Council. “I’d like to commend those involved in the organisation of the event for pulling together such an ambitious events so successfully, and keeping everything to time and well organised.” Robert Livingston, HI Arts on the Skye Arts Gathering. “I have been to very many conferences, but never one which was so well organised.” and “I have attended scores of conferences, few were as detailed in their planning and absolutely none were so punctiliously conducted.” Delegates at the Skye Arts Gathering. “Skye (and Lochalsh) has one of the most comprehensive Anti-clash diaries in the country.” HI Arts on the DEALAN Project “The Anti-clash Diary is essential and should be maintained” Chair-person of Skye and Lochalsh Arts Council. “Thank you for your continuing help with our listings in The Visitor, which enables us to offer tourists a comprehensive guide. DEALAN is really providing an invaluable service in helping make people aware of just how much is going on in the area in terms of entertainment and the arts. This can only be good for the economy, in addition to the obvious social benefits.” Ian McCormack, Editor, “Thank you once again for your listings. It really is a Godsend and is invaluable. If only every other area had a service as good as yours, I would probably have less grey hair!” Joanne Simms, Chief Reporter, Oban Times. “I am really knocked out you phoned me”. Fionna Duncan, Jazz Singer on discovering about DEALAN when setting up a Highland Tour Prof. John Smyth, IUCN on the publication ‘People and The Land – The Ranger in “Duncan MacInnes is one of the few people who could have taken on this immensely difficult task.” Review of ‘People and The Land – The Ranger in “Another bumper issue of SCRAmble, which has again attracted a lot of positive comments” Chairperson of Scottish Countryside Rangers Association. “All comments we have received about your (Sleat Interpretive) leaflet have been very complimentary” Chairperson of Sleat Business Group |    |
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