AGM 2025 Minutes
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.
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.
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.
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 AGM was an opportunity to reflect on the changes to the Newtongrange Community Council and prepare for an increasing membership as more in the community want to support the village’s development.
The AGM was an opportunity to reflect on the changes to the Newtongrange Community Council and prepare for an increasing membership as more in the community want to support the village’s development.
by Jeremy Adderley · Published May 9, 2021 · Last modified May 10, 2021
Now is a good time to connect! The Newtongrange Community Council is an active one but certainly this past pandemic year has tested our capacity. We currently have a number of live priorities around the...
For the February meeting we were joined by both Councillor Johnstone & Muirhead to discuss Newbattle Practice e-consult, Welfare Park, tubs, crime prevention, buses, newsletter plans and noticeboards the topics.
For the first meeting of the year we had a room swelling over twenty people withe the litter pick, park, parking, buses, newsletter plans and information from the Newtongrange Masterplan steering group discussed.
Welcome to new members for 2020, New NCC Constitution, Newsletter, Masterplan and lots of correspondence to catch up on
The AGM was an opportunity to reflect on the changes to the Newtongrange Community Council and prepare for an increasing membership as more in the community want to support the village’s development.
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A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order for Seventh Street, Newtongrange that takes effect on 6 October 2026 up to and including 15 October 2026.
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THE MIDLOTHIAN COUNCIL (SEVENTH STREET, NEWTONGRANGE) (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE) ORDER 2026
TTRO/R 5.4.362
The Midlothian Council, in exercise of the powers conferred on them by section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, and of all other powers enabling them in that behalf hereby make the following Order:-
1. This Order may be cited as “The Midlothian Council (Seventh Street, Newtongrange) (Temporary Road Closure) Order 2026”. The Order has effect on 6 October 2026 and shall remain in force up to and including 15 October 2026.
2. This Order is being made to facilitate Clancy undertaking works on behalf of Scottish Water. Save as provided in Article 3 of this Order, Seventh Street will be closed to through traffic from the gable end of property number 38 to the gable end of property number 46.
3. Nothing in Article 2 of this Order shall prevent any person from driving or causing or permitting any vehicle to be driven on the part of the roads specified in this Order (a) if the vehicle is in actual use in connection with the works there or (b) is being used by the Police, Fire or Ambulance services in connection with an emergency.
4. There will be a local diversion in place for general vehicular traffic via Eighth Street and Park Road.
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Acknowledgment from Colin Beattie MSP in the Scottish Parliamt know less:
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Thanks for the motion
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