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Newtongrange’s top gardeners to be crowned at centenary celebrations Newtongrange Community Council launches historic garden competition with winners to be revealed at the Welfare Park centenary celebrations in September Newtongrange is set...
The March 2026 Newtongrange Community Council agenda includes updates on council housing plans, policing, playground equipment, paving and water issues, bin collection changes, gardening plans, funding, licensing, and other local community matters.
The February 2026 Newtongrange Community Council meeting covered ongoing community concerns and projects, including the park centenary, police matters, maintenance issues, local development, the pool site, and village correspondence.
The March 2026 Newtongrange Community Council agenda includes updates on council housing plans, policing, playground equipment, paving and water issues, bin collection changes, gardening plans, funding, licensing, and other local community matters.
The February 2026 Newtongrange Community Council meeting covered ongoing community concerns and projects, including the park centenary, police matters, maintenance issues, local development, the pool site, and village correspondence.
Tree-planting ceremony kickstarts centenary celebrations Exactly 100 years since Viscount Chelmsford officially opened the park in the heart of Newtongrange, residents of the Midlothian village were joined by a royal representative for a special tree-planting...
In Newtongrange, the banners are flying, the band is rehearsing and the residents are busy working on the final finishing touches to ensure the Newtongrange Welfare Park centenary celebrations will be an afternoon to remember....
The March 2026 Newtongrange Community Council agenda includes updates on council housing plans, policing, playground equipment, paving and water issues, bin collection changes, gardening plans, funding, licensing, and other local community matters.
On the afternoon of Saturday 19th of September 2026 there will be an apt celebration for the pride an joy of the former mining village Newtongrange Welfare Park. The park is briefly covered when walking...
The February 2026 Newtongrange Community Council meeting covered ongoing community concerns and projects, including the park centenary, police matters, maintenance issues, local development, the pool site, and village correspondence.
The March 2026 Newtongrange Community Council agenda includes updates on council housing plans, policing, playground equipment, paving and water issues, bin collection changes, gardening plans, funding, licensing, and other local community matters.
THE MIDLOTHIAN COUNCIL
(C44 CRAWLEES ROAD, MAYFIELD) (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE) ORDER 2026
TTRO/R 5.4.365
1. This Order may be cited as “The Midlothian Council (C44 Crawlees Road, Mayfield) (Temporary Road Closure) Order 2026”. The Order has effect on 9 November 2026 and shall remain in force up to and including 23 August 2027.
2. This Order is being made to allow for the undertaking of civil and utility works relating to the new Barratt Homes development. Save as provided in Article 3 of this Order, C44 Crawlees Road will be closed to through traffic from the junction with Stobhill Road to the entrance to Flo Gas.
3. Nothing in Article 2 of this Order shall prevent any person from driving or causing or permitting any vehicle to be driven on the part of the roads specified in this Order (a) if the vehicle is in actual use in connection with the works there or (b) is being used by the Police, Fire or Ambulance services in connection with an emergency.
4. The alternative route for general traffic is via Stobhill Road, A7, B703 Main Street, Newtongrange, B6482 Bryans Road, B6482 Suttieslea Road on to C44 Crawlees Road. Pedestrian access will be maintained.
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MIDLOTHIAN COUNCIL TEMPORARY ROAD RESTRICTION ORDER - 2026 NEWTONGRANGE REMEMBRANCE DAY PARADE
Midlothian Council have made the above Order under Section 16A of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended. The Order, will come into force on Sunday 8th November 2026 between 10.40am and 1:00pm and have an effect only as long as it takes the procession to pass through each junction and when the participants have passed through
each one along the route, normal traffic movement will be resumed.
The restriction is required to facilitate the holding of a relevant event, being the Newtongrange Remembrance Day parade.
When the Order comes into effect the restriction will be enforced as the procession moves along the following roads:
(a) Newbattle Road from Masonic Hall to Newbattle Road / Bryans Road / Main Street / Dalhousie Road junction (Double Roundabouts).
(b) B703 Main Street from Newbattle Road / Bryans Road / Main Street / Dalhousie Road junction (Double Roundabouts) to entrance Welfare Park (Public Park). Procession will then lead on to Newtongrange Church.
(c) The route will be the reverse of the above once the service is complete in Newtongrange Church. Final dispersal at entrance to Welfare Park (public park)
The roads are being restricted for road safety reasons.
The road restrictions will be indicated by appropriate traffic signs or under the instruction of a police officer in uniform.
Emergency vehicles attending an emergency call are exempt from this order.
During the event, local access will be retained for residents along the affected routes.
No alternative route signing will be provided during these road restrictions.
ROAD SERVICES MANGER MIDLOTHIAN COUNCIL - RESOURCES MIDLOTHIAN HOUSE
BUCCLEUCH STREET
DALKEITH
EH22 1DN
TTRN 1832
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