I will be demonstrating making my work and exhibiting this summer at the wonderful event that is ‘Art in Action’.…Continue readingArt in Action
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Beetroot is Scotland’s first sustainable Eco family friendly Music Festival. Where When and How 8 May 2010, Belhaven Fruit Farm,…Continue readingScotland’s first sustainable Eco family friendly Music Festival
On 20th April, the Scottish Government announced that £2 million would be available for a boiler scrappage scheme for Scotland.…Continue readingScottish Boiler Scrappage Scheme Announced
One Planet Hustings!Wednesday April 21st, 7.00 pmHaddington TownhouseCome and put your questions on climate change, energy, and sustainable living to…Continue readingOne Planet Hustings!
Sustaining Dunbar presents an evening discussion on transport options for the future, on SATURDAY 27 FEBRUARY at 7PM in the GIBB ROOM, DUNBAR…Continue readingLeave the car at home?
Saturday 30th January, 7.30pm in the Gibb Room, Dunbar Library. A food themed film and discussion evening. We will be…Continue readingFood -Film and Discussion evening
Saturday, 12th December, 5pm, FREE admission. Dunbar Parish Church Hall. Children’s film in back hall. Pete Postlethwaite stars – ‘A…Continue readingAge of Stupid Filmshow and Ceilidh
THE FUTURE OF BELHAVEN HOSPITAL?Continue readingThe Future of Belhaven Hospital?
For the: 2025 Vision Map and Action Planning Project
Work will be to gather the views and opinions from people living in these three areas of Dunbar.
No selling involved – local knowledge and opinion gathering exercise only – full training given.
All that is required is local knowledge, basic confidence, good communication skills and the motivation to give as many people in your area a chance to share their views and opinions.
How to apply? By telephoning Susan Guy on 01368 866920Continue readingDo you live in the Trees, Wingate, Ashfield areas of Dunbar or Oldhamstocks, Innerwick, Spott, Stenton, East Linton?
We are mapping where we got our food in the past (for example through the Dig for Victory years). Please add your knowledge about our past to these maps (if you have a Google account) or read the rest of this post and leave a reply in the text box.Continue readingWhere did we get our food in the past?
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