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Minutes of Open Meeting – June 2026

We had a great meeting and were able to share the final design for the Colvin Street Community Garden. Huge…Continue readingMinutes of Open Meeting – June 2026

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Hall Build – Week 39

Scaffolding up! All four sides of the main building are now scaffolded, meaning the TRF guys can get on with…Continue readingHall Build – Week 39

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East Lothian Rivers Weekend/World Rivers Day

2:00 pm – 4:00 pm September 27, 2026 John Muir’s Birthplace 126 High Street Dunbar, EH42 1JJ Join us on World Rivers Day for the final…Continue readingEast Lothian Rivers Weekend/World Rivers Day

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Hall Build – Week 38

Work continues on the front half of the roof this week. We now have the timber framing up for the…Continue readingHall Build – Week 38

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Constructing Futures September 2026

9 September 2026 We are delighted to announce that we will be running our Constructing Futures pre-apprenticeship programme from 28th…Continue readingConstructing Futures September 2026

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Hall Build – Week 37

Digger and dumper back on site this week. Not the great big ones we had at the start to do…Continue readingHall Build – Week 37

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Private Visit to Whitekirk Church and Grounds

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Committee meeting, September 1st 2026

Highlights: Minor Planning amendments for the hall are almost ready to go to ELC. Work on the hall is focussing…Continue readingCommittee meeting, September 1st 2026

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Hall Build – Week 36

It’s raining… better get the roof up. All work this week has been “upstairs” (up scaffold) getting outer walls and…Continue readingHall Build – Week 36

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Why not publish locally?

Choose a locally managed website hosting service? Locally grown, no nasties.Continue readingWhy not publish locally?