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BELLSQUARRY AND MURIESTON YVONNE GREEN 01506 440881 MURIESTON WEST ROAD
will be closed from Crofthead Interchange Roundabout to Bankton Terrace from 21/02/2022 @ 0730hrs to 06/03/2022 @ 1800hrs for resurfacing work. Diversion via Murieston West Road, Alderstone Road and Bankton Road (A71) and vice versa. Footpath is unaffected.
MURIESTON UNITED CFC 2012 REDS
are looking for players to add to their very talented squad for the 2022 season. Boys will be given training and match day strips, training twice a week at fantastic facilities while playing in advanced league.
Ideally players born in 2012/2013 with football experience, if your boys are interested, please drop us a private message or email us muriestonutdfc2012@gmail.com
BELLSQUARRY & ADAMBRAE COMMUNITY COUNCIL
hold bi-monthly meetings in Bellsquarry Hall, Calder Road, Bellsquarry EH54 9AA. Bellsquarry and Adambrae residents are welcome to attend any of the meetings. Please see the group’s Face book page for details.
MURIESTON PHOTOGRAPHIC GROUP
is based at Livingston Cricket Club and meet on the first Wednesday of the month from 7-9. All welcome and any levels.
This is not a membership club - the idea is just to be an informal group who meet once or maybe twice a month to discuss anything related to photography, share pictures, help each other with skills, maybe a few of the more expert in the group will give short talks about specific topics and show techniques used to achieve certain photography styles. No fee, other than being a member of the Cricket Club Social (just £5/year).
For further details please see the groups Facebook page or contact Jenny on 07909645084 or email jenny.anderson@ talktalk.net
BELLSQUARRY VILLAGE HALL
is run by a small group of volunteers and it can be difficult to keep up with the amount of enquiries coming through. We can’t always reply to your messages right away so please be patient. Some of the main info you need prior to booking is listed below, please message us with specific queries or to check availability etc. Thank you.
Cost: £8 per hour for regular weekly lets £10 per hour for one offs and weekends £20 surcharge for weekend. Set up time must be included in parties booking. Hall Dimensions: 10m x 5m (no bouncy castles) Plenty of tables and chairs seating for 50 people Fully functioning kitchen, hot water etc. Toilets with disabled access. No staff on site, entry is by keysafe - code will be provided when booking is confirmed.
THE MURIESTON COMMUNITY GARDEN GROUP
currently planning the new garden next to the village hall, have a small group of
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A popular West Lothian country park is one of several visitor destinations across the country that will share just over £2.6 million in funding for projects to improve facilities as part of Scotland’s drive for sustainable tourism.
Plans to improve toilet provision at Beecraigs Visitor Centre is one of eleven projects across the country that have been recommended for approval - subject to conditions - to receive cash from round four of the Rural Tourism Infrastructure Fund (RTIF).
volunteers who are getting this project up and running and are hoping to start work soon.
If you’d like to get involved, or learn more, please follow the group on Facebook and join the volunteer group if you like. All welcome! https://www.facebook.com/ Muriestoncommunitygarden/
MURIESTON COMMUNITY COUNCIL
you can catch up on the topics discussed at the meetings on the Community Council’s website under The Minutes of Meeting headline.
GALAXY DANCE ACADEMY
Child to adult dance classes are held in Murieston Scouts hall on Thursdays at 3.45pm for preschool to p1 . 4.30-5.30pm for p2-p7 and 5.30-6.30pm for senior to adult . Come along for a FREE taster class. Please see Facebook page for further details and to make contact.
ARMADALE GRACE HARRIS HARRISG14@GMAIL COM
Armadale Thistle Football Club Sunday 23 January lottery draw numbers were 3, 9, 11, 14 and one winner scooped
Managed by VisitScotland on behalf of the Scottish Government, the RTIF was created to improve the quality of the visitor experience in rural parts of Scotland that have faced pressure on their infrastructure due to this increase in visitor numbers.
It aims to reduce the impact of visitor numbers on local communities and facilities and create a more collaborative and sustainable approach to infrastructure provision and long-term maintenance of local facilities for the benefit of communities.
the prize of £600. The prize money for Sunday 30 January is £200.
The club have organised a prize bingo evening to take place on Friday 11 February in the Cavalier, Entry is £1.00 and doors will open at 7pm with eyes down at 8pm.
Armadale Parish Church – In person Sunday worship has resumed and no booking
is necessary now. The Duty Team will be on hand to guide and support everyone
with any restrictions that are still in place so please bear with them. Services will
also take place on line.
ARMADALE PARISH CHURCH
In person Sunday worship has resumed and it may still be necessary to book.
To book you can do so via the booking form on the church
website or contact the Session Clerk Marilyn Simpson on 07856 718201. The Duty
Team will be on hand to guide and support everyone with any restrictions that are still in place so please bear with them. Services will also take place
HARMONY DANCE CLUB
The club meet in Armadale Partnership Centre on a Tuesday afternoon from 1.30pm-3.30pm and restart again after
Tom Conn, Executive Councillor for the Environment at West Lothian Council welcomed the news. He said:“We are delighted to receive funding from the Rural Tourism Infrastructure Fund (RTIF) which will help to improve local facilities within Beecraigs Country Park.
“We have seen an increase in the numbers of people visiting the park and the funding will go towards improving facilities within Beecraigs.” their festive break on Tuesday 11 January 2022 when all existing and new members will be made most welcome.
ARMADALE PARISH 1 ST ARMADALE GIRLS BRIGADE
Are now in recess for Christmas and New Year and they hope to resume sometime in January.
ARMADALE BOWLING CLUB
Bingo takes place in the club on Wednesdays at 8pm and Saturdays at 7.30pm.
The treasure chest draw takes place on Saturday evenings.
ARMADALE THISTLE FOOTBALL CLUB
Thistle play away to Whitburn on Saturday with the kick off at 2pm. Sunday 9 January lottery draw numbers were 12, 16, 18, 19.
There were no winners and the prize money for Sunday 16 January is £500. The club have organised a prize bingo evening to take place on Friday 11 February in the Cavalier, Entry is £1.00 and doors will open at 7pm with eyes down at 8pm.
2 ND ARMADALE RAINBOW GUIDES
meet on Tuesday evenings from 6.30 to 7.30 at Armadale Partnership Centre. Rainbows are a group of 5 and 6 year old girls, who have loads of fun doing crafts, playing games and doing activities and challenges.
They are taking names now for girls who will be 5 during 2022. If interested and would like more information, please contact Helen on 07546 499155 or register details via www.girlguiding.org.uk
SMOKE FREE LOTHIAN
Stop Smoking Support takes place in Armadale Community Centre on Wednesdays from 12 noon – 1pm. This is a free service. For further details contact 01506 651829.
ARMADALE COMMUNITY COUNCIL
Meet in Armadale Community Centre at 7pm on the second Thursday of the month.
If you are interested in the community, becoming a member of the community council or would just like more information why not come along or call 07801792917
CREDIT UNION
Are situated in Armadale Community Centre on Wednesday’s from 9.15am – 10.00 am and will continue to be in the Community Centre on a weekly basis. Posters are on display in Armadale Community Centre promoting what they have to offer to customers.
The Credit Union are also in attendance at The Dale Hub on Wednesdays from 10am – 11am.
LODGE HOPE BRIDGECASTLE
The premises are normally available to members and friends for private functions.
The telephone number for hall booking enquiries is 01501 730830 Craigshill
CRAIGSHILL
KAREN STEWART 01506 882880 KAREN136WLC@YAHOO.CO.UK
CRAIGSFARM ACTIVE LISTENING AND ONE-STOP INFORMATION POINT
Sometimes we just need someone to listen, we have had a hard 2 years. Some have lost loved ones, and others have faced difficult times with their work, rising fuel bills and increasing cost of living.
At Craigsfarm Active Listening we believe everyone in the midst of hard times should have someone they can talk to – in confidence, without judgement and the freedom to determine their next step. We ask questions to understand.
We listen without interrupting, comparing, or judging. If you need people to talk to who actually listen, we have you covered. Our active listening community services work to provide a FREE and a neutral, accepting space for you. If you would like to book an appointment either face-to-face, by phone or via zoom, please contact us at: info@craigsfarm.org.uk.