Efforts to raise the much needed target figure of £70,000 to make the local church wind and water-tight received a boost with the news that the jam-packed Silent Auction, recently held at Pencaitland Bowling Club, raised the impressive sum of £3,368.83.
The local media recently picked up on some of the preliminary statistics coming out of the Broadband Working Group’s efforts to find out how people feel about current local provision of broadband service.
According to Pencaitland Primary’s Parent Teacher Association, 2011’s fund raising enjoyed unprecedented success with over 2,000 people attending the fireworks display held last weekend. The PTA attributes its success to …
As part of Pencaitland Parish Church’s efforts to raise much needed funds for repairs to the building, church members have organised a Silent Auction on Saturday the 12th of November in Pencaitland Bowling Club.
Tickets for the annual Pencaitland Fireworks show are now available from the school office, Spar shop, Post Office and Granny shop. Ticket prices are £5 Adult, £3 Child, Family £13 …
The Community Council has received new posters covering details of surgeries being carried out by our elected members to the Scottish and UK Parliaments.
Some community members may have already received a leaflet through the door promoting the Handicabs Lothian service. It’s a Scottish charity based in the Lothians which operates a transport service for people with a range of disabilities and health needs who are unable, or have great difficulty, in using transport.
The Annual General Meeting of the Community Council will be held on Wednesday, 26 October 2011 in the Trevelyan Hall at 7.30pm AGENDA Apologies Election of Office Bearers Minutes of …
East Lothian Council has approved a consultation for a Supplementary Landscape Capacity Study for Smaller Wind Turbines. The study focuses on capacity within the East Lothian landscape for accommodating smaller …
The 10th Annual Edinburgh, Lothians and Borders Archaeology Conference will be held at Queen Margaret University on Saturday 19th November. Topics include an update on the archaeology from the Edinburgh …