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Here are the main points for April’s meeting. Following reports of dog fouling, ELC Lanscape and Coutryside staff have been patrolling problem areas and issuing fixed penalty notices. Councillor Hampshire reports that planning consent for the East Beach Groyned is Read More …
The main points from the March meeting are as follows: Mr Tony Thomas outlined the development plans for Dunbar Golf Club. Councillor Hampshire outiled proposals for a major development near Queen Margaret University. Councillor Kempson discussed future provision of Health Read More …
Research into people from Dunbar and Parish who sacrificed their lives in the two World Wars, but are not commemorated on the War Memorial, has resulted in the identification of 14 names, on which comments are invited. The complete list Read More …
Graham has today made a start on the West Port. This will complete the High Street painting project. Once again he is giving up his spare time for the benefit of the town. Graham and his Christmas Lights team are Read More …
The main points from the February minutes are as follows: Andrew Morris gave a short presentation about a project to establish a local radio station for Dunbar and the surrounding area. The police report covered road safety, youth ASB, and Read More …
The Parsons Pool Playpark has had nowhere for parents to sit – until now. Thanks to Barry Craighead of Dunpender CC who built and installed the seat with funding from the Dunbar and East Linton Area Partnership.
Sir Reginald Wingate was one of Dunbar’s most famous residents. His military career was legendary. He was at the Battle of Omdurman in 1898, and succeeded Lord Kitchener as Sirdar (British Commander in Chief of the Egyptian Army), as Governor Read More …
The main points from the January meeting are as follows: Ross Developments gave a briefing on the proposed new development at Hallhill North. Councillor Hampshire noted discussions at the recent Rail Forum and future plans for Dunbar rail services. Work Read More …
A UK wide campaign called Action Counters Terrorism has now launched encouraging members of the public to “Look Again” at suspicious activity and behaviour. Currently over a fifth of public reports to the anti terrorism hotline result in useful intelligence Read More …
If you need somewhere to operate from in Dunbar, possibly as a small start up business, remote worker or club, then this could be the answer. Sustaining Dunbar have arranged a facility at Dunbar Town House on Thursday mornings from Read More …
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