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‘Purpose’ -film show and discussion

Friday 14th March, 7-9.30pm, Dunbar Parish Church Hall FREE but please make a donation if you can. The ‘business as usual’ economic system that is running our societies has a very narrow focus: We must “grow the GDP”, i.e. make more money, no matter the cost and without asking what is growing and who is…

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Belhaven Community Garden Consultations News

The Future of Belhaven Community Garden

NHS Lothian have announced the closure of Belhaven Hospital and of their intention to dispose of the site, including Belhaven Community Garden, as ‘surplus’ to their requirements. Do you support taking the site of Belhaven Community Garden into community ownership so as to protect this asset for the benefit of our community in the long…

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Show hedgehogs love this February

This month, before hedgehogs come out of hibernation, I would like to urge you to have a look around your garden, or outdoor space, to try and make it a safer place for hedgehogs to visit when the Spring comes. Why not try and imagine that you’re a hedgehog, snuffling around at night looking for…

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Belhaven Community Garden Survey

IMPORTANT!We need your viewsPlease respond to this survey  What you would like to see happening at Belhaven Community Garden in future if we succeed in securing community ownership?This survey is a crucial part of the ‘market research’ necessary for developing a business plan to accompany our ‘community asset transfer’ application to NHS Lothian.Please share with your…

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Evening Climate Café

Wednesday 26th February, 6pm-7.30 pm, St. Anne’s Church, Dunbar For the next three months Sustaining Dunbar and St Anne’s Church will be hosting an evening Climate Café that will run on the same format as the lunchtime cafe. The evening cafe will be the fourth Wednesday of the month, starting on February 26th 18.00-19.30. We…

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Blog Gardening & Buddying

Catch up with Carey

Winter 2024 First, I would like to wish my supporters and volunteers a very Happy New Year, I hope it’s great!  Well folks, we are past the winter solstice now so the days are getting longer – yippee!  The nursery children have already sown some beautiful sweet peas.  Last year some of the nursery classes…

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Hedgehog Highway Sign Giveaway

The Pledgehog Project have some hedgehog highway hole signs to give away for free if you make a gap to let hedgehogs through your fence. Hedgehogs need a gap the size of a CD case (13 cm squared) to get into your garden or outdoor space. Once you have made your gap if you add…

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Community Heat Team

Our volunteer run Community Heat Team project has now launched. The team are available to carry out an evening infra-red heat survey inside your home to highlight where your home is losing heat – enabling you to take action to reduce heat loss. This could save you money, help you stay warmer and help reduce…

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Winter Pruning Workshops

Sign up for a winter fruit tree pruning workshop run by Danny Wight and Naomi Barnes, experienced local fruit tree growers.  Money raised will go to Tyninghame Community Farm and Belhaven Community Garden.  Details in the sign up links below. Sunday 26th January, 1-3.30pm at Tyninghame Community Farm Tuesday 11th February, 10am-12pm at Belhaven Community…

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Climate Cafe

Second Wed of the month 12.30-14.00 – St Anne’s Church Next Café, February 12th 2025  An open, inclusive, café space for people to get together to talk, share concerns and plan Climate Action. Everyone is welcome to join the conversation and get involved.  Simple lunch Soup (plant based) & Bread – wholemeal sourdough. local organic…

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Hints for Hedgehogs January

Throughout 2025 I hope you would like to follow our monthly hints to help hedgehogs. To start the year, would you like to take a couple of minutes to watch the ‘Hedgehog Close’ video which shows how important it is for hedgehogs to be able to roam freely around our towns and villages between gardens?…