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The Community Council plan to create a newsletter to reach every household in the village via newsletter is nearing fruition. At the first meeting in January 2020 we asked all in the meeting what should...
Activity around Welfare Park Maintenance and cutback of bus routes to report on, newsletter, masterplan catch up and plans for VE Day.
For the first meeting of the year we had a room swelling over twenty people withe the litter pick, park, parking, buses, newsletter plans and information from the Newtongrange Masterplan steering group discussed.
What a lovely afternoon celebrating the 2025 Garden Competition winners 🏆
🦎🌳Best Garden: Blair McNeil
🐝Best Wild Garden: Zoe Baillie
💐Best Flowers: Helen Law
🍓Best Fruit and Veg: Newtongrange Primary
👨🌾Young Gardener: Oscar Bell
🌼Best Pots and Baskets: Graeme and Nel Sinclair
Thank you to everyone who attended, the Gala King for presenting the trophies and finally our annual sponsors who continue to support the event Newtongrange Community Garden, Be Happy Performing Arts Company, Kaya’s, National Mining Museum Scotland, The Dean, The Sun Inn Pastel
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Thank you for a lovely welcoming afternoon . It was nice to meet you all and the young girls who spoke to me . My great grandson and I had a mouth watering time picking our cakes and goodies in Pastel. Remember if anyone wants cuttings get in touch.
Well done all
Well done beautiful displays🌺
Hi all, with the charging mechanism now operationsl the two courts in the park are once again open & available to book. See Midlothian Council Facebook post for further information, otherwise email SportandLeisure@midlothian.gov.uk ... See MoreSee Less
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Fascinating article about Gothenburg pubs titled: ‘In Goth We Trust’ by Ali Leethan www.theskinny.co.uk/food-and-drink/features/the-forgotten-history-of-scotlands-goth-pubs In: Gnaw Scottish Food Guide 2025 pp.10-18. The article featuring our very own Dean Tavern. Looking forward to Craig Mair’s book coming out on the subject. ... See MoreSee Less
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I thought a community pud was ment to cheep more expensive than Edinburgh
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