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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The October NCC hybrid meeting chaired by Jeremy Adderley captured community concerns and on-going issues. Councillor’s reports were offered and discussion regarding the Crawlees Road traffic concerns, Local Place plan, Police Report and correspondence. Members...
The September NCC hybrid meeting chaired by Jeremy Adderley captured community concerns and on-going issues. Councillor’s reports were offered and discussion regarding the Crawlees Road traffic concerns, Local Palce plan, Newtongrange Masterplan, Police Report and...
The Scottish Government has introduced Local Place Plans as a way for communities to help achieve change in their local area. Local Place Plans will allow community bodies to set out their own proposals for...
***The countdown is on!***
Two months today, on Saturday 19th September, the village will come together to celebrate 100 years of Newtongrange Welfare Park!
Bring a picnic and join us from 2pm to enjoy a jam-packed afternoon of music and entertainment.
And if you’re a local business, community group or organisation - it’s not too late to get involved. Email secretary@newtongrange.org to book a stall.
It’s going to be a day to remember!
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Newtongrange’s top gardeners to be crowned at centenary celebrations Newtongrange Community Council launches historic garden competition with winners to be revealed at the Welfare Park centenary celebrations in September
Interested & want to enter this centenary competition see full details here:
newtongrange.org/newtongrange-gardening-competition-2026/
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