Supporting our proud village
The April 2024 NCC hybrid meeting @ Newbattle Community Learning Centre. Midlothian Council Executive, Fiona Clandillon, discusses Main Street developments, PC Owen Wilson highlighted issues and the gardening competition will begin to be promoted.
Newtongrange Community Council will aim to address issued raised in April, including hearing from Midlothian Council regarding the development of Main Street.
The March 2024 NCC hybrid meeting @ Newbattle Community Learning Centre. Kate Goodall discussed Community Benefits, excellent turn out for the Bryan’s Wood litter pick and informative Councillor updates.
Newtongrange Community Council will aim to address issued raised in February, including developing sub committees which will take responsibility for certain areas such as roads.
The January 2024 NCC hybrid meeting @ Newbattle Community Learning Centre. Constitutional changes needed, Great piece of work on the Local Place Plan and on going issues of Crawlees Road.
Newtongrange Community Council will aim to address issued raised in February, including developing sub committees which will take responsibility for certain areas such as roads.
The January 2024 NCC hybrid meeting @ Newbattle Community Learning Centre. Constitutional changes needed, Great piece of work on the Local Place Plan and on going issues of Crawlees Road.
Newtongrange Community Council will aim to plan for the year and discuss the latest issues including the Local Place Plan
Read the headline achievements from the NCC in our AGM as we reflect on the great work of our member volunteers and this year increase our membership as more in the community want to support the village’s development.
The November NCC hybrid meeting held at the Newbattle Community Learning Centre. Discussions regarding the findings and importance of Local Place Plan and safety issues on Crawlees Road were amongst some of the items discussed.
A huge thank you to everyone who welcomed us into their gardens today!
It was amazing to see how much effort, time and love so many people have put into these gorgeous green spaces, and our judges came away feeling very inspired with lots of ideas to recreate in their own homes!
The winners will be announced at the Newtongrange Welfare Park Centenary event, so make sure Saturday 19th September is marked in your diary.
In the meantime, a massive well done to everyone who took part, you should all be very proud of what you have created.
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Rake your lawns and straighten your pots, the judges are out and about in the village this morning to rate your gardens in the Newtongrange garden competition.
Winners will be announced at the Welfare Park Centenary celebrations on Saturday 19th September 🏆
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📣 Today is your last chance to register to enter the Newtongrange Garden Competition! 📣
There are prizes for:
Best Garden
🪴 Best Pots and Baskets
🐝 Best Wild Garden
🍎 Best Fruit and Veg
🌼 Best Flowers
🧑🌾 Best Young Gardener
The competition is open to ALL residents of Newtongrange.
Simply email secretary@newtongrange.org by Friday 7th August to register your interest.
Judging will take place on Friday 14th and Saturday 15th August, with celebrations to follow at the centenary of Newtongrange Welfare Park on Saturday 19th September.
Best of luck!
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Find out more about the Newtongrange Garden Competition and Welfare Park Centenary celebrations in this fantastic interview with Flora 🌼 ... See MoreSee Less
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