Cromar Parish Church
๐ Meet & Munch โ Everyone Welcome! ๐
Looking for a chance to catch up with friends, meet new people, and enjoy a tasty lunch?
Join us at the MacRobert Hall on Tuesday, 2nd June, from 12 noon until 2.00 pm for our Meet & Munch gathering.
๐ฅฃ Homemade soup
๐ง Bread and cheese scones
โ Tea or coffee
๐ฐ A fine piece to finish
Whether you're coming along for the food, the company, or both, we'd love to see you there.
Donations are welcome, if you wish, in support of church funds.
๐ MacRobert Hall
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Tuesday, 2nd June
โฐ 12.00 pm โ 2.00 pm
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Just a reminder itโs fresh scones and jam tomorrow at our Tarland Social Space at The Commercial, Tarland. A further reminder that the Tarland bus for The Importance of Being Ernest on Friday 5th will pick you up at your house at approximately 6.45pm please be ready. We will also drop you back home at around about 10 ish ... See MoreSee Less
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The hanging baskets will be arriving tomorrow to brighten up The Square! Can you spare a few hours to help with the watering of the plants?
Please email secretary@cromarcc.org.uk to join the rota.
Many thanks to the volunteers from the Community Garden for sieving the compost and all the others involved in the planting and hanging the baskets.
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Also coming to The Barn soon.Join ACA at a special community screening: The Peopleโs Emergency Briefing #PEBUK
Seats are free but limited, please book in advance
TUE 2ND JUN | 7PM
NESCol
City Campus, Gallowgate | AB25 1BN
Free | In Person
Details below:
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Today saw the launch of the Coull Hall Trust Fund report, showcasing how the funds from the sale of Coull Hall have benefited the local community.
Funds supported six key pillars including:
๐Youth and Education
๐ซSenior Citizens
๐ฆNature and the Environment
๐พSports
๐ญArts, Culture, Heritage and Wellbeing
๐ Wider Community Infrastructure
A total of 20 community groups were successful in securing funding, which has directly benefited 2,369 individuals, demonstrating wide societal, environmental and economic impact.
Invited guests included representatives from some of the groups, alongside some of the final users of Coull Hall.
The event was opened by Brian Ross, Coull Hall Trust Trustee, with words of support from Major Toby Rider MC DL, representing the Lord-Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire, and Councillor Ron McKail, Deputy Provost of Aberdeenshire Council.
Congratulations to all the Trustees of the Coull Hall Trust for delivering this lasting legacy to the local community!
โก๏ธYou can get your hard copy of the report from:
๐๏ธTarland Paper Shop
๐งTarland Tearoom
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Spring into Tennis at your local court. 11-1 TODAY๐พ๐พ๐พ๐พ
All welcome.
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Climate change. It's closer to home than you think.
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