The Hall’s management committee will not be organising a Hogmanay event this year, and will be focussing on making the forthcoming 70s Night a success instead.
As such, the Hall will be available for a private Hogmanay party. Or if a group of villagers want to get together to stage a community event, they will be most welcome. Drop the bookings secretary a line here.
Many thanks to the few of you who came along to last night’s meeting, especially given the big “schedule clash.” My baking versus the Bake Off final, there was only ever going to be one winner …
Should you want a copy of the accounts, Hazel Clark still has some print outs so please knock on her door at 6 Burnside Court.
And if you wish to join the management committee, do drop us a line. We are short on numbers, and it is impacting on our ability to put on all the “usual” village events. .
A final reminder about Wednesday’s meeting. 7.30pm in the Hall. Coffee and home made bickies will be served. Yum!
The Garvald Horticultural Society/Flower Show AGM will be held in the Village Hall on Thursday 23rd October at 7.30pm. All are welcome to come along.
Please be vigilant – A motor car and some power tools were stolen from the Nunraw area last night and the Monastery was also broken into. If anyone saw anything suspicious, please let the Police know as soon as possible.
The next Garvald & Morham Community Council Meeting is tonight 7.30pm at Garvald Village Hall, 7pm. All are welcome.
1. Attendance and Apologies
2. AGM
3. Minutes of Last Meeting
4. Matters Arising from Minutes
5. Councillors’ Report
6. Haddington and Lammermuir Area Partnership
7. Update from Kirstie Shearer, Council Liaison Rep
8. Update from Ian Smith, Broadband Rep
9. Update from Phillip White, Funding Rep
10. Update from Ian Middlemass, Treasurer
11. Local Planning Applications
12. Garvald Neighbourhood Watch
13. Garvald and Morham Updates
14. A.O.C.B.
15. Date of next meeting
It’s the Hall AGM next Wednesday. The trustees and management committee will be reviewing the year, and looking forward to up and coming events. Why not come along and show your support? Or failing that, why not turn up to register your displeasure?! The formal meeting will start at 7.30pm, and there will be informal chat afterwards over coffee and biscuits. If you can’t make it, (and please don’t let this be a “get-out” if you truly can,) drop us a line here with your thoughts.
The British Geological Survey at Westmains Road in Edinburgh is hosting their final ‘Doors Open’ day on Saturday 27th September. It makes an interesting and fun day out for both adults and children. For more information see their website BGS Doors Open Day
