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During the period March to July 2020 during the first lockdown, the Dunbar Resilience plan was activated with teams of volunteers across the ward who could respond to requests for help from vulnerable individuals who were self isolating. These Resilience Read More …
Here are the main points from the May meeting: Kevin Searle was elected as community councillor. Councillor’s Reports covered paths networks South of the rail line, a new metal ramp to access the Bridge to Nowhere, a sink hole in Read More …
A ceremony to mark 100 years from the dedication of the Dunbar and Parish War Memorial is being held on Saturday 3rd July at 11am. The ceremony will be led by Councillor John McMillan, Provost of East Lothian. Roderick Urquhart, Read More …
Here are the main points from the April meeting: There was a presentation from Gary Donlin (SSE Renewables) about the proposed Berwick Bank and Marr Bank offshore windfarms. ELC Councillors reported on a number of issues, including access to the Read More …
Here are the main points from the March meeting: A new format for the agenda and minutes is being trialled to help make the minutes simpler and more accessible. Our ELC Elected Members were questioned on station access and car Read More …
The main points from the February meeting are as follows: The police report highlighted some motoring offences and anti social behaviour issues. The three ELC Councillors in attendance gave short reports. ELC await information from the Scottish Government on the Read More …
Windfarm funding of £50,000 per annum has arrived in Dunbar, thanks to Aikengall II Community Windpower Ltd. Details of the Community Benefit Fund grant application process can be found on the Community Council’s website. For a simpler small grant support Read More …
Here are the main points from the January meeting: Ian Hamilton has left the Community Council. the Chair, Pippa Swan thanked him for his service to the community. Ben Thomas was elected to fill a casual vacancy. There is one Read More …
The Brunton Theatre are having an On-Line Panto which you can watch at home on the evenings of 15 to 18 December. There is no charge although they are hoping for voluntary donations. You can book via this link. Rapunzel Read More …
The main points from the November meeting are as follows: A PowerPoint presentation re the Sustaining Dunbar “What If” Initiative was given The police report highlighted a number of anti-social behaviour issues and road traffic offences Two local councillors gave Read More …
I came to Dunbar Grammar School as Principal Teacher of History in October 1966. During my time at Hawick High School and at Galashiels Academy, both as a pupil and teacher, I had been involved with drama, which I considered Read More …
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