Save the Fairies

So far so good!!
Meetings have taken place between the council and our fairy queens and a positive outcome may be in the horizon.

We've been asked by the fairies to not send any further petitions or comments to the council so I'm going to close down the petition

Thanks for all your help so far!!!

The Fullerton Fairytrail has been in these publicly accessible woodlands since 2015. Put together by fantastic volunteers, who also look after the fairy doors and add more doors/stories to the trail.
The sheer delight and enjoyment children (and adults) get from reading the stories and knocking on the fairy doors is priceless.

“Sadly we have discovered the fairy mums who look after us have now been asked by the council to sign legal documents to allow us to stay but the fairy mums feel these terms are not realistic.

The fairy mums are happy to look after our doors and have them painted each year, they have enough pennies to look after us but are also being asked to become fully and legally responsible for any fairy people visiting us who use the council's pathways. This means if any fairy people have a trip or fall they will come to our fairy mums to make a claim as the council don't want any legal responsibility for the visiting fairy people.

The fairy mums are very sad and are trying to resolve things but if they can't it may mean we have to fly away from the Fullarton fairy trail and try to find new fairy homes. All good things come to an end but the memories will last forever.”

Memories are made in places like this and South Ayrshire council will make the fairies disappear if they continue with their plans to hold the volunteers to account.

Please sign to show your support of the Fairies