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There was no Remembrance Sunday Service held in the village this year, but a few community groups met at the War Memorial on Sunday 8th November and held a two minute silence before laying their poppy wreaths.
On Armistice Day, Wednesday 11th November, the Reverend Gayle Taylor conducted a short service at the War Memorial and several representatives from community groups attended. During the two minute silence, people remembered those who had served our country. Poppy wreaths were then laid in memory of our brave servicemen.
Surveys are still open regarding the future Midlothian Council Community and Learning plan!Have your say on Midlothian's new three-year Community Learning and Development Plan. It's being developed by the council’s Communities, Lifelong Learning and Employability team, Midlothian Voluntary Action, Volunteer Midlothian, Public Health and other partners delivering learning and development activities in the community.
We’re urging people to complete a short survey that will help the partners redesign the learning and support they offer. The information will be used to make sure it meets people’s needs, whether it’s youth work, adult learning, family learning, employment support, volunteering or community capacity building.
The consultation is open throughout May and the new 3-year Community Learning and Development Plan will be published in September 2021.
Have your say regarding future voluntary sector funding by Friday 18th of June: owl.li/qhV530rJzP6The council’s current 3-year grants programme for #Midlothian's voluntary sector ends on 31 March 2022. We're hoping to make some minor changes to the scheme for 2022-2025 and want you to have your say. Please complete our short survey by Friday 18 June: owl.li/qhV530rJzP6... See MoreSee Less
Gorebridge drop-in for over 40s (starts on Monday June 14 for two weeks) to get first AstraZenca vaccine. You can get your second vaccine if it has been longer than 8 weeks since your first jab.From Monday 14 June, people aged 40 and over, who require a first or second dose of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, can drop-in to #Gorebridge vaccination clinic in the leisure centre. Find out more: ow.ly/qGl450F5FUG #coronavirus ... See MoreSee Less
