The Grange Association
Registered Scottish Charity No:SC025491
Upcoming events
Wed 5 Nov
We will explore microgeneration: sources of domestic scale renewable energy, such as solar panels or small wind generators; Nick Heath of Changeworks will lead the discussion on the efficiency and effects of the different options.
Tue 9 Dec
The Christmas Gathering will be held, as in previous years, at the German Church in Chalmers Crescent at 7.30pm. Enjoy an evening with friends old and new, stories, songs, wine and shortbread.
EVENTS
News
- Controlled Parking Zone: Consultation on further extension
Consultation meetings at Reid Memorial Church (22nd October) and Mayfield Salisbury (possibly 30th October). Information sheet.
- 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.
- Falcon Bowling and Tennis Club
84 Newbattle Terrace, Edinburgh EH10 4SE; tel 447 6162 (answering service); email
falconclub@hotmail.com.
A friendly, local, sociable club looking for new members for both
tennis and bowls; if you are
interested, come along and talk. The emphasis is on enjoyment, so it
does not matter if you have not played before, or it is some time
since you last played. Fully qualified coaching is available. All
members of the Grange Association will be very welcome. Annual
membership (covering both sports) is 70 pounds; discounts are
available for seniors (60+), juniors, and for family membership. For
further information, you can call Jim Lavin on 447 5109.
- 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.
- Local History:
The web version of our Silver Jubilee Local History
Project, `Memories of the Grange' has been available since 31st October 2003. The project was made possible
through a generous Community Grant from the City of Edinburgh
Council's South Local Development Committee. The book and tape
versions of `Memories of the Grange' present a selection of the
material on the website and are available at meetings, or via the Chair of the Association - follow the Committee link (left) for contact details.
- 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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