Minutes May 2020
Online meeting focussed mainly on the achievements of the Newtongrange Resilience operation, improved maintenance of Welfare Park and future engagement with Midlothian Council
Online meeting focussed mainly on the achievements of the Newtongrange Resilience operation, improved maintenance of Welfare Park and future engagement with Midlothian Council
The second digital NCC meeting including Councillor Jim Muirhead, assigned officer Sandra Banks from Midlothian Council (Communities & Lifelong Learning), Connor Wright and Brian Tannerhill. The meeting highlighted the impact and successes of Newtongrange Resilience Volunteers (NRV) and NC1 receiving Lottery funding. Brian Tannerhill introduced his Last Hurrah proposal to council for discussion. Cllr Muirhead reported on current situation for MC, police report, groups congregating, Welfare Park and VE Day promotion discussed.
All the hard work is certainly paying off. Well done all! ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks to all involved 😄
Amazing work
Well done all involved
That's an unbelievable amount of rubbish, well done
Absolutely brilliant they will have to send a big lorry to fetch those.
The morons out there will give you plenty of work. Well done everyone
***HAPPENING THIS SUNDAY!***
We are back for another Big Litter Pick event at Bryanswood on Sunday 21st April, 10am-12pm.
Brought to you by the Newtongrange Guerrilla Gardeners and Keep Scotland Beautiful, we will provide you with litter-pickers and bags, just bring your own gloves.
We’ll meet at the corner of Bryan’s Road and Morris Road. See you there!
#SpringCleanScotland
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Archaeology Scotland, now based at Newbattle Abbey job application deadlines April 26th. ... See MoreSee Less
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NWH community fund’s first release application closes April 15, with two further awards taking place later in the year. ... See MoreSee Less
Recycling firm launches annual community fund
A Dalkeith-based waste management and recycling business has announced an annual pledge of £21,000 to help fund private, community-led, charities.2 weeks ago
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