Blackridge

Sadie Montgomery

Music sessions for babies and toddlers and pre school are held in the Craiginn Centre on Wednesdays from 10-30 a.m. Till 11-15 a.m. Details from Allison on 01501 753954.

Gentle exercise classes for 50 plus are held in the Craiginn Centre on Mondays from 11 a.m. Cost per session is £1. Flutes4 fun meet fortnightly in the Craiginn Centre . Call Allison on 0776861786 Citizens Advice Bureau have outreach surgeries in Blackridge. A new project has been created and is aimed at pregnant women and families with young children to assist with the diverse and changing circumstances of parenthood. If you are pregnant or have children under 8 then the bureau can be contacted on 01506 444814 Pinky,s Percy’s meet in the Craiginn Centre on alternate Saturdays from 11-30 a.m. Till 12-15 p.m.

Paper Craft Classes are held in the Craiginn Centre on. Monday Morning from 9-30a.m.There are some places available if you are interested.

Access2employment is a free Employability Service run by West Lothian Council supporting local people into Employment, Training or Education. Experienced advisers are located in the Craiginn Centre on Tuesday’s from 2p.m. till 4-30 p.m. and Fridays by appointment only. You can also book an appointment free on 0800 032 9768. Church Coffee Mornings are held in the Church on the last Thursday of each month from 10a.m.

Time Out Art Class meet in the Craiginn Centre on Tuesday’s from 6 p.m. Library Please note the new Library opening times Monday from 9-30a.m. till 3-30p.m., Tuesday 5p.m. till9p.m. Thursday 2p.m. till 6-30p

Summer Watch this space for news of Summer Fun Time at the Craiginn Centre .

Teas and coffees are available after morning worship each Sunday. Service begins at 10 a.m. All welcome.

AGM of the Community Education Association will be held in the Craiginn Centre on June 12th at 7p.m. The Community Awards will be presented on that evening. A warm welcome is extended to all

SWoi Last Saturday members of the SWI travelled to Chatlerhaut as part of their annual outing. Some enjoyed one of the short walks there while others enjoyed a cuppa and learning about the history before boarding the coach to travel to New Lanark. After a bite of lunch it was time for a guided tour of the village then the Annie McLeod experience. Next stop was Biggar where it rained then to the Tinto hotel for high tea returning to the village around 8 p.m. having enjoyed a great day out.