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  • by George
    29th Oct 1933 – 17th Dec 2024Memorial Service 17 Jan 2025St Anne’s Church Dunbar Stephen Bunyan MBE, our former President, has a […]
  • by George
    29th Oct 1933 – 17th Dec 2024Memorial Service 17 Jan 2025St Anne’s Church Dunbar Stephen Bunyan has been a member of Dunbar […]
  • by eastlothianantiquarians
    You can now download volume XXXIII of the East Lothian Antiquarian transactions along with a complete set of every volume since 1924. […]
  • by Lets make East Lothian Wilder
    Draft Proposal – East Lammermuir River Regeneration We have a vision of a regenerating landscape in which: We believe that landscape scale […]
  • by philip
    Sign up for a winter fruit tree pruning workshop run by Danny Wight and Naomi Barnes, experienced local fruit tree growers.  Money […]
  • by philip
    On Saturday 11th January we held our now traditional, and very well attended, annual ‘Wassail‘ to bless the 140+ trees in our […]
  • by philip
    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 […]
  • by jenw
    Throughout 2025 I hope you would like to follow our monthly hints to help hedgehogs. To start the year, would you like […]
  • by @ourlocality
    Client: “I’m hopeless with technology. I’m a complete technophobe!”Tech Support: “No problem! Let’s start with the basics. Do you use a smartphone?”Client: […]
  • by HHS
    Here’s our January 2025 poser. We’ll post it as usual on our own HHS Facebook page and also Old Haddingtonshire FB page […]
  • by HHS
    16 January 2025 – Rebekah Higgit, Principal Curator of Science, National Museums Scotland – 7.30 pm at the Holy Trinity Church The Ilay-Glynne […]