News from OurLocalityNote: This post is over 24 months old. Information may be outdated. To view Pencaitland Community Council minutes just click…Continue readingPencaitland Community Council Minutes – 28 September 2011
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Recent reports to Pencaitland Community Council about the poor state of the playground equipment in Pencaitland Park prompted East Lothian Council to pull out the paintbrushes and tidy them up. ELC is also looking at the unsafe hedge behind the playpark, allowing access to the main road.Continue readingPaintbrushes out at Pencaitland Park
As many villagers will know, parts of Pencaitland Parish Church are in a parlous state. In an effort to address the problems before they get any worse members of the church, along with David Torrance, have launched a programme of events to help to raise £70,000 to make the building wind and watertight before the onset of winter. Continue readingChurch plans fundraising events to reach £70,000 target
The Pencaitland World’s Biggest Coffee Morning managed to raise £700 for Macmillian Cancer Support.Continue readingWorld’s Biggest Coffee Morning raises £700 for Macmillan Cancer Support
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