Sam Hey of #TeamHamish stated of the result: "We are absolutely delighted to have received the most public votes. This is such an honour, particularly when we see the high quality and thought that has gone into the development of the other shortlisted ideas.
When we established #TeamHamish, we had two principle aims: to create a legacy for our son who’s life was cut tragically short; and to create places and spaces that could be enjoyed by the Community of Nairn who have supported us with so much love throughout Hamish’s journey.
As our ideas developed, it soon became evident from the way that #TeamHamish was embraced that we had the opportunity to make a really positive impact on people’s lives from a truly devastating situation.
Winning the Scotland’s Towns Partnership FutureTown Design Competition through a public vote has really bolstered our confidence and allowed us to take another step towards making our ideas a reality and achieve our goal of creating wonderful places and spaces for the benefit of the Nairn’s Community and its visitors". More from the Scotland's Towns press release here.
Just announced! A vision for the future of #Nairn by @teamhamishnairn has won the national FutureTown Design Competition, as voted by the public. See the results and full story here: https://t.co/HNQue7dpCI #ScotlandsTowns pic.twitter.com/jcnACyzBK7— Scotland's Towns (@ScotlandsTowns) 29 November 2018
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