A number of people have been in touch following concerns over false statements given at the GlenWyvis AGM. Our legal team are reviewing recordings & documents.

2 directors have provided information in relation to the Inchberry Farm Building fiasco which has wasted over £100,000 of our community money. We are bringing this to the wider membership & publics attention who are at risk from the cover ups.

The attached letter was randomly sent last week & appears to be yet another attempt to stop the public finding out the truth!

It remains in Dingwall’s best interests to put the truth in everyones hands so the public can decide how to proceed-DEMOCRATICALLY & TRANSPARENTLY.

John F McKenzie 

The second court case against us by GlenWyvis Distillery has been sisted. That means put on hold…

A BIG Dingwall thank you to our legal team but also to some incredibly supportive & patriotic individuals.

Its been a busy few weeks with a lot going on behind the scenes.

Thanks to the local newspaper the ross shire journal for bringing the unpleasantness of whats been going on for a number of years now to their front page-the messages of support we have received are incredible.

There WILL be no repeat of the Logie Farm Fraud. A number of media sources are working on some big stories..watch this space!

John McKenzie 

Despite requests from our solicitors to have this misleading statement removed it remains online. We are aware of a highly contradictory statement by the current management of GlenWyvis Distillery which appeared online over the weekend, this followed a newspaper article by the press and journal following a court ruling made after litigation was instigated by GlenWyvis Distillery on 29th Nov 2021. A second litigation was instigated by the distillery in April 2024. I want to thank everyone for their incredible support & ask that they continue to question the misinformation put out by GlenWyvis Distillery against myself. I have been denied access to management committee information since May 2021 despite what the joint statement says.
John McKenzie 

The facts speak for themselves. All of our investment was given to develop DinGWall through environmentally sustainable processes. Wasting everyone’s money on the Inchberry development is reckless & a betrayal to DinGWall.

John McKenzie 

https://dwdt.co.uk/whistleblowingAfter some detective work during today’s update we have confirmed there are active attempts to sabotage this crowdJUSTICE by a supposed ‘backer’ of the fundraiser. Things are becoming very interesting/newsworthy!

Crowdjustice have asked for a further update to be added..with link.

A link is attached which provides some(not all)of the problems we have been up against (and involving whom) over the past 5 years.

Justice WILL come, like the post office and Alan Bates it sometimes takes time and the will to ensure cover ups do not succeed.

John McKenzie 

A conflict of interest has been uncovered where we have been alerted that crowdfunder owns crowdjustice. 

https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/stories/crowdfunder-acquires-crowdjustice-expanding-its-impact-in-legal-fundraising#:~:text=Our%20acquisition%20of%20Crowdjustice%20marks,a%20lasting%20impact%20on%20society.

GlenWyvis Distillery ltd who our case is against are currently raising money for unknown purposes on Crowdfunder!

Both crowdjustice & crowdfunder have been alerted to the legal matters between parties & we await responses.

John F Mck

On Saturday 8th June I attended GlenWyvis Distillery agm. I was horrified to listen to false information provided to the audience by representatives. Information is recorded as evidence for future hearings. What can you do? The post office enquiry has brought to all our attention the levels individuals & a large organisation will go to to cover up financial irregularities. If you are a member or know a member of GlenWyvis Distillery you can bring to their attention the lack of transparency within this community organisation. A fellow retired soldier & member of the distillery contacted me after the agm to advise that questions he had posted online on the live agm Q & A were not shown but removed. The level of deceit can only be described as akin to the sort of communication control in Russia. It has been brought to my attention that a anonymous backer of this crowdjustice may be linked to the distillery, now that is true espionage Russian style!
Fighting for truth & transparency for all, if the spy is reading this we are not afraid 💪John McKenzie

A hearing will be held on the 17th of July to decide how evidence will be presented to the court against GlenWyvis Distillery.

Crowdfunding for legal fees against individuals controlling a democratic organisation i founded was not something i ever envisioned. Although i am defending our farm it is of course about defending what was created by us over many years. GlenWyvis Distillery was to be community owned, run & above all democratic. The professional elite with their ‘deep pockets’. skills & knowledge of various financial systems must not be allowed to take my farm or a locally owned distillery from Dingwall. Once the truth is out there(the whole truth) i am confident as a group we can defend against these strategic take overs.

Stronger Together 

John

Thank you so much for your pledge-Under 2 weeks to go! 

It would be amazing if you could send this link to anyone you think could support our case!

https://click.pstmrk.it/3s/www.crowdjustice.com%2Fcase%2Fdefending-our-farm%2F/dD2h/XS21AQ/AQ/5177ee30-fc15-49b3-b2e4-b4a6e0f8460d/1/yS6O7f7cJE

More information is available here https://dwdt.co.uk/whistleblowing#press-coverage

Whisky App Bevvy has written & published an article. The truth is now out there.

https://bevvy.com/news

A short video tour around the energy systems we installed in 2010..

 John Mackenzie shows us round the renewable tenchologies on his Dingwall Farm - YouTube

The following article appeared in the press in 2023. It is important that the public are made aware that our farm owns the renewable energy systems not the distillery-we manages the farm electricity system daily that GlenWyvis distillery draws energy from for free. Despite repeated formal requests by solicitors the distillery has refused to pay for the increasing costs of imported electricity despite mentioning the increases in the article below! Is it all a game to the legal eagles within the distillery? You decide..

Glen Wyvis distillery keeps costs down to benefit community causes (pressandjournal.co.uk)