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.
Pool site consultation closes 27th September. You can have your say online or visit Newtongrange Library to see presentation & fill out paper forms.NEWTONGRANGE POOL SITE CONSULTATION: We want to hear your thoughts on redevelopment plans for the vacant former pool site on Main Street, Newtongrange. ➡️Take the online questionnaire: forms.office.com/e/4udN4DbDev ➡️To share additional comments please email Newtongrangepoolconsult@midlothian.gov.uk ➡️Presentation material can be viewed in the Library, with forms in hard copy available. ➡️Consultation closes on Wednesday 27th September. ... See MoreSee Less
💫What are your 3 wishes for Newtongrange? For example, better transport links, better roads, community office space. Leave your wishes in the comments 👇
We’ll also be collecting wish lists in September on Friday 22nd 12-2pm at Newtongrange Library and Saturday 23rd at the Coop 10am-12noon.
If you would like to give more information please complete this survey - ... See MoreSee Less
The Place Standard has 14 themes, each with a question which asks you to rate your place on a scale of 1 to 7. To help, there are also prompts which can help you think about your answer, but you only ...
More community space like The Beacon at Gorebridge. Modern and accessible, for all different groups and clubs to use.
I'd just like the pool back!
Community hub
A hub. A hub that includes a large multi purpose hall, a free IT suite, a community cafe, creche, soft play room, meeting rooms for community groups and activities and centre for a welfare rights / money adviser/ job coach adviser, food bank/ pantry etc to alleviate poverty.
This seems a waste of time. I just read somewhere else in a post by the council that a decision has been made to build "affordable housing " on that site.
