Please note the scheduled Garvald & Morham Community Council meeting, due to take place in October in Garvald Village Hall, will now be on Monday 20th October and not 6th October as originally planned.
Category: Community Council
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Addendum to GMCC Minutes of 2nd June 2025
Please see the Addendum to the Minutes of the Garvald & Morham Community Council meeting held on 2nd June 2025, here (and on the GMCC page):
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Garvald & Morham Community Council – Agenda for Monday 18th August
Please see the agenda for the GMCC meeting to take place on Monday 18th August at 7.30pm in Morham Village Hall: PFF Agenda for 18 August 2025
Minutes for the 2025 GMCC meetings can be viewed here: https://www.garvald.org.uk/gmcc/meetings/
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Garvald & Morham Community Council: Agenda for Monday 2nd June
Please see the agenda for the GMCC meeting to take place on Monday 2nd June at 7.30pm in Garvald Village Hall: GMCC Agenda 2 June 2025
Minutes for the 2025 GMCC meetings can be viewed here: https://www.garvald.org.uk/gmcc/meetings/
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Garvald & Morham Community Council Meeting – Monday 31st March
Please see the GMCC agenda in the attachment, below, for the meeting on Monday 31st March at 7.30pm in Morham Village Hall. All welcome:
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LAST CHANCE for a FREE THERMAL IMAGING SURVEY
Garvald and Morham Community Council have acquired a thermal imaging camera to allow local homes to be surveyed by a local volunteer and advice given on measures that can be taken to reduce heat loss. The expected result is lowered energy use and bills and a reduction of our communal carbon footprint.
To arrange a date, contact either Andy Duncan (Garvald) or Andrew Watson (Morham). We’ll then arrange a suitable time to carry out the survey.
If you prefer, the camera and instructions can be delivered so you can do the survey yourself. In either case we will review the pictures taken and, where possible, give advice on measures that can be taken to reduce heat loss.
There is no charge for this service.
Please contact us, using the contact form below, if you’d like to take up this offer:
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Garvald & Morham Community Council Meeting – Monday 3rd February
Please see the link, below, for the agenda for the GMCC meeting to be held on Monday at 7.30pm in Garvald Village Hall:
The Minutes of the previous GMCC meeting held in December can also be viewed on the GMCC page, here: GMCC-2-Dec-24-Minutes.docx
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Garvald & Morham Community Council Meeting – Monday 2nd December 2024
The agenda for tonight’s GMCC meeting in Morham Village Hall (NOT Garvald VH, as stated in the agenda!) at 7.30pm can be viewed here:
The Minutes of the GMCC meeting held in October 2023 can also be viewed on the GMCC page:
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GMCC Minutes Available to View
The Minutes from the Garvald & Morham Community Council meeting on 19th August are now available to view on the GMCC page:
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Garvald Community Emergency Resilience Team/Information Group – Update
If you aren’t already on it, why not join The Garvald Community Emergency Information Group on Facebook?It was set up to pass on important and verified information from trusted sources and to provide practical support and advice in emergency situations such as adverse weather. We can all post any updates on snow/road conditions/road closures or any emergencies.The page is administered by me, Penny Short, as the Community’s Emergency Resilience Co-ordinator but relevant posts from members are always welcomed. It’s a closed group but open to everyone from Garvald & the surrounding area.If you’d like to join our Emergency Resilience Team (we’re all volunteers) please complete the contact form, below. Thankfully we are not often called upon & there are no meetings to attend – any ’emergencies’ are usually dealt with via the Garvald Community Emergency Information Group or our own Emergency Resilience Team WhatsApp Group. It’s a great, fun wee team & we would really welcome any new members.Our Emergency Resilience Team has the support of the Council’s Emergency Planning Team and our Community Council. The Resilience Team came into its own during the Beast From the East when the village was completely cut off for a few days (fun times!) and also during lockdown. We also ran a mock rescue exercise, supported by East Lothian Council’s Emergency Planning Team, which was more fun than it probably should have been. Please consider joining us.