The Grange Association
Registered Scottish Charity No:SC025491
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Upcoming events
Sun 7 June
We plan to repeat our very popular day out and visit a number of village gardens in Ceres, Fife, and include a short stop at the garden of Kellie Castle garden nearby. Ceres Village has 10 gardens open that day, and the cost includes free entry to Fife Folk Museum and the Griselda Hill Weymss Ware Pottery, so there should be something for everyone!
EVENTS
News
- Conservation Award A document outlining set of five
proposals is
available online. (Be aware that this document points to large image files, so may take some time to load.) The AGM commended all of these improvements: our congratulations to all concerned.
- Membership Form
Subscriptions are due for renewal by the February AGM. Copies of the relevant forms appear in the New Year newsletter, and
there are versions available online.
- Newsletter 91: More on helicopter noise
Following up on the note in the Newsletter, Robert Muetzelfeldt points us to this report
on the issue, prepared for the London Assembly:
Helicopter noise.
- Images associated with Newsletter 88
Starting at George Watson's Ladies College:
Image taken 17/9/1947 and
Image taken 18/9/1947. Courtesy of Hilary M. Rae.
Graffiti: "Tapestry", by Ruth Baird, 1975. Based on a door in Lover's Loan. Image appeared in The Architect's Journal, 5/1/77. Courtesy of Ruth Baird.
- 100 Desirable Trees: Alistair
Scott's invaluable guide to the best trees to plant in the Grange is
available from this website, in PDF
format, suitable for printing and viewing, using Adobe Acrobat
Reader, and in HTML format, suitable for
browsing online.
- Planning:
The Association has compiled a useful
checklist for householders who are wondering if they need planning
permission.
- More information:
If you would like an overview or help with The Grange Association website
check out our guide.
For further information about the Association itself, you can find out
more about us or the committee
Regular features of the Association calendar
are talks on a wide variety of topics from Scottish pottery to Trees of
special note and garden walks. Anyone living outwith the bounds of the
Association is welcome to join on payment of the Annual Subscription.
See membership details.
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