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As you will no doubt be all too aware, it’s looking like the COVID-19 virus is well and truly with us for the next weeks and months. On a national level it seems the aim is to try to keep Read More …
Unfortunately, because of the Covid-19 pandemic and the government restrictions introduced to combat the spread of the virus, the 2020 celebrations planned to mark the 650th anniversary of Dunbar being granted the status of a “free burgh” have been severely Read More …
I started this project as a follow up to the start of the spread of the Corona virus to tell a new generation in Dunbar about the importance of the Royal Charter which created the burgh of Dunbar on 8th Read More …
Dunbar in Lockdown– a personal perspective reflecting on the effect of Covid-19 on Dunbar. To find a precedent for the current lockdown, one should go back to the winter of 1337/8 when Dunbar was besieged by the Earls of Salisbury and Arundel and defended by Agnes Countess Read More …
Here is an interview with a senior clinical psychologist from the NHS on what parents can do to prepare their kids to return to school, including useful tips and advice on preparing in advance, managing worry and anxiety, talking to Read More …
Here are the main points from the August meeting: There was a presentation by Ken Ross and his team from Hallhill Developments about an amended pre-application for Dunbear Park. This includes an extensive renewable energy proposal and plans for an Read More …
Clan Dunbar International is a group which was set up in the United States in 1977 by Robert Bruce Dunbar. It was incorporated in the state of Florida in 1982 as a clan society There have been seven chieftains and Read More …
Open Letter to the Dunbar Community During this very difficult lock down period the community spirit and level of volunteering in Dunbar has been incredibly uplifting to observe. As life gradually returns to some version of normalcy many may find Read More …
As the centenary of the Great War approached interest in the whole story of the war increased. Programmes on television meant that we were reliving much of it. This interest has carried on to the story of the Second World Read More …
The seeds which grew into the Jumelage go back a long time. Andre Monrocher had studied in Edinburgh and his wife Danielle had been an “assistante” in Dunbar Grammar School. East Lothian District Council c 1990 was enthusiastic about twinning. Read More …
Once again, the meeting was held on-line due to Covid restrictions. the main points covered were: A police report was submitted, and this highlighted some anti social behaviour around local beaches as lockdown eased, and a couple of road safety Read More …
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