West of Scotland Dry Stone Walling Association

Registered Charity SC 039439

Latest News

Programme Changes

Test Day Now 25 August

Retaining Wall Course Now
17 / 18 August

Welcome to the

West of Scotland Dry Stone Walling Association

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Scottish Charity SCO 39439

e-mail - enquiries@wsdswa.org.uk

News Letter for March 2013 on link below

Our aim is to promote the craft of Dry Stone Walling through

Training Programmes and Walling Projects within the Community.

Training

If you want to learn dry stone walling, then visit our training page. We run a regular programme of training courses during the year for beginners.

Our experienced team of instructors will guide you through our beginners training courses. For the more experienced wallers we have interesting and challenging projects throughout the year.

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West of Scotland Dry Stone Walling Association

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SCO 39439

WSDSWA 2012

Community Programmes

We are a registered Scottish charity, and our aim is to promote the craft of dry stone walling in the community. We do this by developing partnerships with community organisations. We design and build dry stone features which will enhance the community environment, and provide a showcase for dry stone walling. Project proposals and ideas are welcomed which fit with these aims, and can be put forward to the branch committee at any time.

Please note we are a charity and do not undertake commercial work, all demonstrations and training events undertaken must be for the benefit of the community and promote the aims of the charity.

 Projects

These are some of the recent branch activities

Gardening Scotland - Award winning Bee Bole Feature

Greenock Terminal - Moongate feature to compliment the Wishing Well feature

Bute - People Fold Feature

Feature at Killearn Woodland Cemetary

Walling Examination at our new test site.

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