Supporting our proud village
The February NCC hybrid meeting @ The Dean Tavern, The Hall & on zoom captured community concerns and on-going issues. Councillor’s reports were offered and discussion regarding Midlothian Council proposed savings & further updates given by our Midlothian South, ward Councillors.
The February NCC hybrid meeting @ The Dean Tavern, The Hall & on zoom captured community concerns and on-going issues. Councillor’s reports were offered and discussion regarding Midlothian Council proposed savings & further updates given by our Midlothian South, ward Councillors.
The February NCC hybrid meeting @ The Dean Tavern, The Hall & on zoom captured community concerns and on-going issues. Councillor’s reports were offered and discussion regarding Midlothian Council proposed savings & further updates given by our Midlothian South, ward Councillors.
The January NCC hybrid meeting @ The Dean Tavern, The Hall & on zoom captured community concerns and on-going issues. Councillor’s reports were offered and discussion regarding Midlothian Council proposed savings & further updates given by our Midlothian South, ward Councillors.
The November NCC hybrid meeting @ The Dean Tavern, The Lamp Room & on zoom captured community concerns and on-going issues. In person police report and discussion with Sgt. Michele Lindsay. Membership. Councillor’s reports were offered and further updates given by our Midlothian South, ward Councillors.
The October NCC hybrid meeting @ The Dean Tavern, The Lamp Room & on zoom captured community concerns and on-going issues. In person police report and discussion with Sgt. Michele Lindsay. Membership, park improvements including petanque and tennis discussed. Councillor reports were offered and further updates given by our Midlothian South, ward councillors.
The September NCC hybrid meeting @ The Dean Tavern, The Lamp Room & on zoom captured community concerns and on-going issues. In person police report and discussion with PC McFarlane. Membership, park improvements including petanque and tennis and Liney Dyke conservation status discussed. Councillor reports were offered and further updates given by our Midlothian South, ward councillors.
The August NCC hybrid meeting @ The Dean Tavern, Temperance Room & on zoom captured community concerns and on-going issues. Fiona Clandillon, Head of Development at Midlothian Council discussed the current status regarding the Masterplan and improvements in Newtongrange centre. In person police report and discussion with PC McFarlane. Membership, park improvements including petanque and tennis and Liney Dyke conservation status discussed.. Three Councillor reports were offered and further updates given by our Midlothian South, ward councillors.
The second digital NCC meeting of the year capturing community highlights and on-going issues. Welfare Park and noticeboard improvements discussed. Latest developments for Community Development Trust, rollout of the second issue of the Newtongrange Flyer and the two attending Councillor reports with details of full council meeting from 23/02/21.
The second digital NCC meeting of the year capturing community highlights and on-going issues. Welfare Park and noticeboard improvements discussed. Latest developments for Community Development Trust, rollout of the second issue of the Newtongrange Flyer and the two attending Councillor reports with details of full council meeting from 23/02/21.
Reminder drop-in event @ Newtongrange Library on this Thursday 25th of May, 1-7pmDo you have views on where development and regeneration should or should not take place in Midlothian? Then come along to drop-in events in May and June to tell us what you think and find out more about the Midlothian Local Development Plan (MLDP2).
You’ll also get the chance to talk about open spaces and play opportunities in their area.
The next ones are on:
• Tuesday 23 May - 1pm to 7pm at Lasswade Library, The Lasswade Centre, 19 Eskdale Drive, Bonnyrigg, EH19 2LA
• Thursday 25 May - 1pm to 7pm at Newtongrange Library, St David’s, Newtongrange, EH22 4LG
• Thursday 1 June - 1pm to 7pm at Penicuik Library, Carlops Road, Penicuik, EH26 9EP
For more information about the Midlothian Local Development Plan: ow.ly/TQy150OqMOA
A local development plan is a statutory document required by Scottish Government that sets out how local places will change in the future. The plan indicates where development and regeneration can take place and where it should not. ... See MoreSee Less
2 weeks ago
This survey is open until Monday 5th of June: midlothiancouncil.citizenspace.com/libraries/living-well-locally/
Newtongrange Library staff and partners already offer (Reminiscence groups - Job Clubs -
Living Life to the Full - Lego Club - Reading Group - Walk and Talk Group - PEEP -Digital Skills - Chatterbooks - Code Club - Street League - Weekly School Visits - Chill and Chat - Police drop-in (bike marking) sessions - 3rd Party Reporting Centre and Keep Safe Building - Post-Office - Midlothian Science Festival host - Working with schools to engage young readers and improve literacy - Annual Reading Challenges - School and educational 1-2-1s space with children unable to attend school - Community Care Teams and Council services - Councillors, MPs and MSPs hold surgeries - Craft events, Local art work and exhibitions displayed, including work with the National Portrait Gallery/Village Voices -
P.T.A & Library User Group meeting venue -
Numerous literacy events including Book Week Scotland, World Book Day & Local Author visits and talks - Gala day helper box - Volunteer opportunities, including work experience and Duke of Edinburgh
WiFi provision, Guide Dog training with Hearing Dog - Defib on site - Issuing of Hearing Aids, Dog Bag, Bus Pass, Blue Badge & Garden Waste support) What more could libraries offer?JOIN OUR LIBRARIES CONVERSATION
Here’s Mary, she’s a regular at the Reminiscence Group on Fridays at Loanhead Library and was really looking forward to Neil Fraser from Historic Environment Scotland talking about fashion through the ages. Mary says she “comes with the girls” and loves the chat about things like what they all used to wear and life in Loanhead. Asked if there were any particular outfits of hers she remembers, Mary says: “I love a nice pair of jeans, a nice white T-shirt and a turquoise cardi.”
What do you like about your local library and what could be done better to serve our communities and help people to stay connected? Tell us online or join the conversation at Loanhead or Danderhall libraries. 😍
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2 weeks ago
Newtongrange library & Rogovin exhibition is open again from 10am tomorrow (Tuesday 9th May). Find out more about initial project: www.nickybird.com/writings/shadowing-rogovin-retracing-family-of-miners-scotland-1982/ ... See MoreSee Less
4 weeks ago
Visited the exhibition today . Was really interesting x
If you have time to spare? email: reception@nationalminingmuseum.com or phone: 0131 6637519
Newtongrange Guerrilla Gardeners Whats-On In-NewtongrangeCould you help us? We're looking for volunteers, spring-summer, to help us get the outside areas at the Museum looking great! This would include things like helping to paint the red wheels/gate, planting some bulbs and helping tidy the gardens 😁
If you've a couple of spare hours to help us or would like more information please pop us an email at reception@nationalminingmuseum.com or give us a call 0131 663 7519 (we are open 7 days a week, 10am-5pm)
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1 month ago
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