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Rosewell
Neighbourhood Plan Calendar 2019
Five Year Plan 2015-2020
Photographers for front and back cover images include: Paul Davidson, Pam Young, Gordon Elphinstone, Ali Izatt and Anne Hunter Produced by Rosewell Neighbourhood Group
Rosewell – Over the years
in a
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Rosewell originated as a mining village with brick-built
nge of
cottages laid out in a street pattern of miners’ rows
dominating the character of the village. The original
village was complete by the early 1900s.
tivities helping to improve the quality of life in our
Rosewell bypass was constructed providing scope for
new housing including employment land identified on
the stabilised land between the village and the bypass
road. It has been acknowledged in the Midlothian Local
Development Plan that the bypass provides a strong
boundary to the village and that this should form the
limit of village expansion.
Rosewell Steading is currently being redeveloped for a
Community Hub with the project being delivered by the
Rosewell Development Trust. This will provide a
central focus for the village.
Rosewell has a good footpath / cycle route (Penicuik-
Musselburgh Walkway / NCR196) which follows the old
railway line through Bonnyrigg to Eskbank, providing
good access to Bonnyrigg town centre, the Midlothian
Community Hospital and the superstore at
Hardengreen.
Rosewell has seen many changes over the years and
has always had a strong vibrant community. We must
embrace the new developments to help influence the
changes over the coming years.
1968 2018
Rosewell
A growing community, embracing
old and new developments.
Your Neighbourhood Group
welcomes you.
JANUARY 2019 Rosewell
Rosewellthe
theplace
placetotoget
getinvolved
involved
Rosewell Neighbourhood Group New this year
RNG are a group of local residents who work together Our Facebook page was created in January 2018 and has over
with Midlothian Council to help improve our community. 400 members. It’s a community neighbourhood page to share
We achieve this by working through the issues raised in local information. Advertising is limited to supporters of our
our neighbourhood plan and producing projects; however, members can share recommendations, good
a community calendar. We meet on the or bad. Please join our page to keep up to date and share ‘what’s
2nd Thursday of the month at 7.00pm in happening’ in and around Rosewell.
the Resource Centre, 85 Carnethie
Street. We break over the summer so
have 10 meetings per year. We
welcome new members so if you would like to get
involved please contact RNG@email.com or just pop
along.
Rosewell Neighbourhood Group
About the calendar Isa, Joan, Kari, Jayne, Susan, Gordon, Agnes, Ann
Ali is taking the photo, Karen and Catherine are hiding
The concept of the calendar is to provide information
about local community groups, transport and any other
useful information people would use and refer back to What we’ve achieved so far: Action Plan 12 months
throughout the year. The calendar also includes the 12
month and 5 years Rosewell Neighbourhood Plan issues Issue Action Outcome
and actions. Calendars are hand delivered to every More Designed a new Volunteer
home and business in the Rosewell district area by the volunteers volunteering attendance
members of RNG and volunteers. needed to poster and nearly doubled
support the provided more
We would also be delighted if any local businesses would Fundraising and donations development of updates to the
like to get involved in the work of the group. If you have the Rosewell community
ideas or concerns about village life and anything you We fundraise throughout the year to produce our calendar and Neighbourhood through the RDT
other projects to improve our community, such as our community Plan ‘What’s Happening’
think we should be looking at, or you could help us with,
we would be delighted to welcome you along to our accessible defibrillator.
meetings. What we plan to achieve: Action Plan - 5 years
We are only able to produce the calendar with the support of our
very kind donators, all those who supported us last year got a
mention in the 2018 calendar so it’s a great way to get your name
Issue Action Outcome
Continual Develop sub- Volunteer
out there, especially with all the new home owners coming to
engagement groups, guest numbers remain
Rosewell.
with volunteers speakers and the same or
We have a dedicated page in the calendar where we involved in the attend increase
acknowledge and thank all our supporters who have donated Rosewell community
towards the production of our calendar. If you would like to donate Neighbourhood events
to the calendar or any of our projects, please contact Plan
RNG@email.com
JANUARY 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2 3 4 5 6
New Year’s Day
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Key Dates School resumes Rosewell Neighbourhood Rosewell Parish Church
Group 7pm Hall Coffee Morning
10am
Tuesday 8th and 22nd January:
Rosewell Tuesday Club (Whist and
Dominoes for over 60’s) - Whitehill
Welfare Social Club, Ferguson Park.
7pm – 9pm
Thursday 10th January: Rosewell
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Neighbourhood Group Meeting –
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm
Saturday 12th January: Rosewell Parish
Church Hall Coffee Morning. 10am –
12noon
Monday 21st January: Rosewell and
District Community Council Meeting – 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Rosewell Parish Church Hall. 7pm RDCC Meeting 7pm Burns Night
Tuesday 29nd January: Rosewell
History Group – Rosewell Resource
Centre. 1:15pm-2.45pm
28 29 30 31
Rosewell History Group
1.15pm
For more information on anything on this
month, email info@rdtrosewell.org.uk or
call 0131 629 9398, who will be happy to
help you.
FEBRUARY 2019 Rosewell
Rosewellthe
theplace
placetotoraise
raiseaafamily
family
Chatter and Clatter RASCALS
This is a fun and creative FREE group for babies, toddlers and RASCALS is a fun and creative group for children in P4 to P7.
their families. Each week there is a selection of crafts, messy This group provides children a great chance to have some
play and free play for all ages to get involved in. We provide a creative fun after school, and to make new friends with children
small healthy snack and lots of tea and coffee for the grownups! from other schools in the local area. We do a variety of activities
There is no need to pre-register for this group just come along including modelling, painting and design projects! This group
to the Resource Centre on Friday mornings between 10.30am meets at the Resource Centre on Thursdays after school and is
and 12pm. For more information contact Sarah FREE! Children must register to attend this group with new
community@rdtrosewell.org.uk. registration forms going out each school term. Look out also for
our special summer groups! For more details and to register
contact Sarah community@rdtrosewell.org.uk.
Wonders of our woodland
The Woodland Classroom is a fantastic facility for the whole
community to use! Enjoy a walk through our wonderful
woodland or enjoy a picnic! Rosewell Development Trust also
work hard to deliver woodland sessions throughout the year
at the Classroom so keep an eye out for these which will be
advertised locally and on their Social Media accounts. If you
would like more information on booking sessions or about
booking it for a group then please get in touch with RDT,
info@rdtrosewell.org.uk
Rosewell Baby and Toddlers Mini RASCALS
St Matthews Primary School Mother and
Come along for play, arts and crafts, stories and songs. There Create and be inspired by arts and crafts whilst also learning Toddler Group
are cups of tea for the grownups and healthy snacks and drinks about the world around you. This is a great chance to have some
for the kids. New members are always welcome! The group The group meets on a Thursday morning during term time
creative fun after school where we use other countries and
meets on a Monday morning during term time between 10am and between 10am and 12 noon in St Matthew’s Primary School.
cultures to inspire us. This group is especially for children in P1
12 noon at the Parish Church Hall. For more information find New members are always welcome!
to P3 and meets at the Resource Centre on Wednesdays after
them on Facebook by searching Rose Well. school and is FREE! Children must register to attend this group
with new registration forms going out each school term. Look out
also for our special summer groups! For more details and to
register contact Sarah on community@rdtrosewell.org.uk.
FEBRUARY 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Women’s Rural 7pm Rosewell Neighbourhood School breaks Rosewell Parish Church
Group 7pm Hall Coffee Morning
Key Dates 10am
Monday 4th February: Women’s Rural.
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm
Thursday 7th February: Rosewell
Neighbourhood Group Meeting –
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm Shrove Tuesday RDT Coffee Morning Valentine’s Day Chinese New Year
(Pancake Day) 09:30
Saturday 9th February: Rosewell
Parish Church Hall Coffee Morning,
Carnethie Street. 10am – 12noon
Tuesday 12th and 26th February:
Rosewell Tuesday Club (Whist and
Dominoes for over 60’s). Whitehill Welfare 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Social Club, Ferguson Park. 7pm – 9pm School resumes
Wednesday 13th February: RDT Coffee
Morning – Rosewell Resource Centre.
9:30am – 11:30am
Tuesday 26th February: Rosewell
History Group – Rosewell Resource
Centre. 1:15pm-2.45pm
25 26 27 28
Rosewell History Group
1.15pm
For more information on anything on this
month, email info@rdtrosewell.org.uk or
call 0131 629 9398, who will be happy to
help you.
Rosewell is
Rosewell is not
not the
the place
place for
for rural
rural crime
crime
Theft Horse and Riders Fields and Crops
Prevention is always best Some tips to make encountering horses and their At harvest time after baling hay and straw, people are tempted to walk
✓ Physical visible deterrents riders pleasant for all. Horses are living breathing through the fields. If doing so with their dogs clean up any mess left behind.
✓ Good lighting – lights on timers, outside motion creatures with a brain which means they will react Be careful with things like cigarettes so that no bales catch fire as this has
sensor lights if they are scared by something, so if passing a field an effect on not only the farmer, but the fire services and any customers of
✓ Home security – window locks, CCTV, door viewer of horses or even a horse and rider, take that into the farmer. Be considerate of others.
& chain consideration.
✓ Valuables – forensic marking products
✓ Photograph valuables & keep in a safe When passing a horse and rider, whether they are REPORT ANY SUSPICIOUS
✓ Close gates riding or leading, slow down with enough distance ACTIVITY TO THE POLICE ON 101
between you and the backend of the horse, this is for OR IN AN EMERGENCY DIAL 999
The Rural Crime team meet regularly and have a very your safety as much as the horse and rider.
proactive approach to tackling crime in Midlothian.
Suspicious activity should be reported as the Police Do not feed horses in a field without the owner’s
will follow up on reports of suspicious vehicles / permission as this could lead to a horrifying Hare Coursing
people. The more detail you can provide the better. experience for the owner and horse, with the horse
needing medical treatment. Intentionally or recklessly allowing dogs to kill a wild hare is an offence under
the “Wildlife and Countryside Act” Police urge anyone who witness this
If you are walking by a horse field keep your dogs on crime, or simply, if you are a farmer or a landowner and you'd like to report
Motorbikes leads and under control to help prevent accidents. any suspicious activity or people on your land - particularly suspicious
Motorbikes racing around fields, country paths and woods people with dogs such as lurchers or greyhounds - please contact police on
can be a nuisance to residents as well as livestock. 101.
Damage to paths and woodlands can be extensive and
damage wildlife. Police may not always catch them in the What we’ve achieved so far: Action Plan -12 months
act but reporting them with details of helmets / clothing /
colour of bike can lead to identifying culprits at a later
stage. Additionally, if you are a motorbike owner take Issue Action Outcome
precautions to prevent theft by having it stored in a shed Rural Crime Meet up with Less crime stats,
or garage if possible, have the motorbike alarmed, and Midlothian Council, more informed of
padlocked at all times when not in use. Police & other how to tackle
communities to help issues
prevent / minimise
Lambing rural crime
A Dog’s instinct is to chase, even if they are usually
obedient and good with other animals. Being chased What we plan to achieve: Action Plan - 5 years
by dogs can do serious damage to sheep, even if the
dog doesn’t catch them. The stress of worrying by
dogs can cause sheep to die and pregnant ewes to
Issue Action Outcome
miscarry their lambs. Rural crime is more Encourage reporting Increased personal
seasonal than of rural incidents to awareness
Lambing is around spring time but can start earlier in crimes in urban Police
the year. Keep out of fields with sheep during lambing areas
and have your dog on a lead.
MARCH 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2 3
Saint David's Day
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
RDCC Meeting 7pm Shrove Tuesday Rosewell Neighbourhood Int'l. Women's Day Rosewell Parish Church
Women’s Rural 7pm (Pancake Day) Group 7pm Hall Coffee Morning
10am
Key Dates
Monday 4th March: RDCC Meeting
Carnethie
Street. 7pm. All welcome
Monday 4th March: Women’s Rural.
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm St. Patrick’s Day
Thursday 7th March: Rosewell
Neighbourhood Group Meeting –
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm
Saturday 9th March: Rosewell Parish
Church Hall Coffee Morning, Carnethie
Street. 10am – 12noon 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Tuesday 12th and 26th March: Rosewell RDT Litter Picking
Group 9:30am
Tuesday Club (Whist and Dominoes for
over 60’s). Whitehill Welfare Social Club,
Ferguson Park. 7pm – 9pm
Tuesday 26th March: Rosewell
History Group – Trip (TBC)
Saturday 23rd March: RDT Keep Rosewell 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Clocks go forward 1 hour
Beautiful Litter Picking Group – Meet at Rosewell History Group RDT AGM meeting 7pm Rosewell PS Parent Mother’s Day UK
Rosewell Resource Centre, 9:30am Trip – TBC Council + disco(children)
For more information on anything on this
month, email info@rdtrosewell.org.uk or
call 0131 629 9398, who will be happy to
help you.
APRIL 2019 Rosewell the place to keep clean
Litter pick - organised by RDT 49th Midlothian Rosewell Scouts
RDT organise monthly litter picks to help Poo done it?
Keep Rosewell Beautiful. They meet at the Resource
Centre on Saturday mornings 9.30am check calendar The 49th Midlothian Rosewell
Scouts launched their mission in
for dates.
August after being approached by
Rosewell Neighbourhood Group
Fly Tipping (RNG). The task was to raise
awareness and ‘highlight’ the dog
He Healthy
Fly Tipping is still an issue in and around Rosewell. fouling problem on our streets on
It is unsightly and costs to dispose of it properly. Carnethie Street and in the park.
Please help keep Rosewell clean and safe by RDCC funded the materials for this task and
continuing to report it.
Healthy Healthyold
permission was given from Midlothian Council to
use biodegradable spray paint. The task was to
If you come across dumped waste you can report it in spray over dog poo left by irresponsible owners not
the following ways: picking up after their pooches, this was repeated a
http://dumbdumpers.org/flytipping-online-report- month later to measure how effective the action
What we’ve achieved so far: Action Plan -12 months
form/ was. First mission found and sprayed 17 poos and
the second 10. Issue Action Outcome
Street Cleaning Likes from the Facebook page indicate the Litter RDT Bi-Monthly Keeping Rosewell
Email: contactcentre@midlothian.gov.uk community felt this had been a positive step Litter Pick up clean
Telephone: 0131 561 5284 forward.
Fly Tipping Encourage people to Reduce fly tipping
Dog Fouling 17 10
report fly tipping
The Green Dog Walkers (GDW) scheme is a Dog Fouling Poo Dunit campaign Less dog fouling
community led initiative to help reduce dog fouling in Continue to promote
Midlothian. All individual members pledge to be Green Dog walkers
responsible and to advertise their membership with a
special armband, lead or collar. Membership also
encourages pet owners to carry extra doggie bags What we plan to achieve: Action Plan - 5 years
to help those dog owners who may get caught short Pet
owners can also obtain poop-scoop bag from their
local library or other council offices.
Issue Action Outcome
Continue to raise Grow the Green Dog Less dog fouling
awareness about Walkers Scheme A safer place to
dog fouling walk and play
If you would like further information about the Scout
group, please contact karen@midlothianscouts.comAPRIL 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Women’s Rural 7pm RDT Coffee Morning School breaks
9.30am
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Rosewell Neighbourhood Rosewell Parish Church RDT Easter Egg Hunt,
Key Dates Group 7pm Hall Coffee Morning Family Fun Day 1-3pm
10am
Monday 1st April: Women’s Rural.
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm
Wednesday 3rd April: RDT Coffee
Morning – Rosewell Resource Centre.
9:30am – 11:30am 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
RDCC 7pm (AGM) Good Friday Easter Sunday
Tuesday 9th and 23rd April: Rosewell
Tuesday Club (Whist and Dominoes for
over 60’s). Whitehill Welfare Social Club,
Ferguson Park. 7pm – 9pm
Thursday 11th April: Rosewell
Neighbourhood Group Meeting –
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Saturday 13th April: Rosewell Parish Easter Monday School resumes
Church Hall Coffee Morning, Carnethie Rosewell History Group
Street. 10am – 12noon 1.15pm
Monday 15th April: Rosewell and District
Community Council Meeting – Rosewell
Parish Church Hall, Carnethie Street. 7pm
Tuesday 23rd April: Rosewell History
29 30
Group 1.15pm-2.45pm
For more information on anything on this
month, email info@rdtrosewell.org.uk or
call 0131 629 9398, who will be happy to
help you.Rosewell the place to go
MAY 2019
Lothian Buses
Travel Team Carousel
49 Daily Service
Mon-Sat daytime – every 20 minutes
Evenings and Sundays – every 30 minutes Located at the Rosewell Resource Centre,
85 Carnethie Street, here you can collect:
ROSEWELL, Poltonhall, Bonnyrigg, Midlothian • Blue Badge application and renewal forms
Community Hospital, Tesco Eskbank for Eskbank • Bus Pass application and renewal forms for
Station, Dalkeith, Sheriffhall P+R, Danderhall, ERI, 60+, disabled and Young Scot
Cameron Toll, Bridges, Leith Walk, The Jewel, FORT • Midlothian Taxicard renewals
KINNAIRD • Timetable leaflets for buses, community
transport, trains etc.
X31 (Mon-Fri Limited Stop peaks only)
ROSEWELL, Hopefield, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade, For more information contact the Travel Team on
Liberton Hospital, Bridges, Princes St, West End, 0131 561 5443 or travelteam@midlothian.gov.uk
HAYMARKET
For further information on bus times, please see the
Lothian Buses information pages at the back of the School Transport from Rosewell What we’ve achieved so far: Action Plan -12 months
calendar.
Website – www.lothianbuses.co.uk Staff at both primary schools in Rosewell hand out Issue Action Outcome
0131 555 6363 (24/7) transport application forms before the summer More X31 journeys Liaison with Lothian A fifth X31 in each
Email – mail@lothianbuses.co.uk break to leavers moving to Lasswade High School needed Buses direction added
at the start of the next academic year. from Mon 26
Completed forms should be submitted (along with February 2018
Dial-A-Bus
Is a service provided by HcL under contract to a colour passport-style photograph) to the Travel
Team. A Lothian Buses bus pass will be arranged. Need more direct Lothian Buses Lothian Buses
Midlothian Council. This is a home-to-shops service for
For more information contact the Travel Team on bus services to the management agreed to consider
those who are unable to use the normal buses. Three
0131 561 5453 or travelteam@midlothian.gov.uk city centre and attended CC Public matters raised at
shopping trips depart from Rosewell each week.
buses to serve the meetings in Jan & the meetings and
• M8 – Wed afternoon to Straiton west side of the Oct 2018 will return with
• M12 – Thu afternoon to Cameron Toll village proposals
For all your Scotland-wide public transport
• M14/M15 – Fri mornings to Cameron Toll or information (including buses, trains, ferries etc.)
Gilmerton (alternating weeks) contact Traveline Scotland What we plan to achieve: Action Plan - 5 years
• To prebook your seat, call 0131 447 1718 on 0871 200 2233 or at
www.travelinescotland.com Issue Action Outcome
Dial-A-Ride Excessive speeding Carry out further Share results of the
Is also provided by HcL for Midlothian Council. This through the village consultations in the consultation to
provides a door-through-door transport service for and lack of safe village to see where secure local road
people with limited mobility who are unable to use crossing points at speeding could be safety
standard buses, suffer social exclusion or geographical the schools and the reduced improvements
remoteness. DAR runs seven days a week including shop
evenings subject to availability.
To prebook, call 0131 447 9949MAY 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2 3 4 5
Key Dates
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Monday 6th May: Women’s Rural. May Day – School School resumes Rosewell Neighbourhood Rosewell Primary Rosewell Parish Church
breaks Group 7pm School Garden Sale Hall Coffee Morning
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm
Women’s Rural 7pm 10am
Tuesday 7th and 21st May: Rosewell
Tuesday Club (Whist and Dominoes
for
Ferguson Park. 7pm – 9pm
Thursday 9th May: Rosewell 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Neighbourhood Group Meeting –
RDT Community Maze
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm Day 11am
Friday 10th May: Rosewell Primary
School Garden Sale
Saturday 11th May. Rosewell Parish
Church Hall Coffee Morning,
Carnethie Street. 10am – 12noon
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Saturday 18th May: RDT Maze Day! Meet
Victoria Day School resumes RDT Litter Picking
at Rosewell Resource Centre at 11am to Group 9.30am
Non-pupil day Rosewell History
help clean and tidy the community maze Group 1.15pm
School breaks
Tuesday 21st May: Rosewell History
Group – Rosewell Resource Centre.
1:15pm-2.45pm
Saturday 25th May: RDT Keep Rosewell
Beautiful Litter Picking Group – Meet at 27 28 29 30 31
Rosewell Resource Centre, 9:30am Spring Holiday Rosewell PS Children’s
‘Race for Life’
For more information on anything on this
month, email info@rdtrosewell.org.uk or
call 0131 629 9398, who will be happy to
help you.
Rosewell the plJUNE 2019 Rosewell the place that’s creating a strong community
Rosewell Development Trust (RDT)
Established in 2010 RDT currently operates out of Rosewell Community Hub – The Steading
the old clinic behind Rosewell Primary and
provides activities, facilities and services, which all The Trust now have plans
of our residents can benefit from and enjoy. RDT RDT plan to develop new opportunities for people to and funding in place for the
aims to build a resilient, integrated and safe flourish. These opportunities reduce inequalities, new £2.1 million
community for all. We achieve this through improve personal wellbeing, increase educational Community Hub for
responding to the social, economic, cultural and attainment and develop a strong sense of community Rosewell. Demolition work
recreational needs of Rosewell. spirit. These include our partnership work with on the old Roswell Mains
Alzheimer Scotland running woodland sessions, Steading site is underway
Community Engagement Projects starting a PEEP early education group and running and work on the new Hub
more social events in the village. should start in the Spring.
RDT run a number of long-term projects which The Steading, as the new
include: RDT Volunteers hub will be called, will
consist of a café,
• Woodland classroom Volunteering is at the centre of what we do and without hairdresser, pharmacy, soft play, shared office space, sensory room, hall
• Employment support all of our dedicated volunteers we simply would not be and conference space, as well as being the home of RDT and all our groups,
• Children’s groups able to achieve the work we carry out. We create many projects and services we deliver.
• Lunch Club opportunities to volunteer with RDT including:
• History Group
• Volunteer Classroom Assistant What we’ve achieved so far: Action Plan -12 months
• Baby and Toddler Group
• Children’s Work Volunteers
• T in the Park family fun day Issue Action Outcome
• Landshare Volunteer
• Community Litter Picks Lack of facilities for Woodland Children and adults
• Events Volunteer
• Kids World Citizen Group children and adults Classroom built in in Rosewell and the
• Lunch Club Volunteer
• Landshare to learn and Thornton Wood to surrounding area
• Computer Club develop through accommodate develop and are
• Volunteering Woodland Classroom outdoor and forest outdoor leaning for happier and
• Apprenticeships RDT’s Woodland Classroom is enjoyed by all. Situated learning children and adults healthier through
in Thornton wood, our woodland classroom is already outdoor learning
used by schools and groups such as Alzheimer
Scotland. The woodland classroom is available for use
by local groups free of charge and other groups for a What we plan to achieve: Action Plan - 5 years
small donation.
Issue Action Outcome
For details on any of the groups and opportunities
Lack of fit-for- RDT working on Upon completion
contact RDT on 0131 629 9398
purpose Community finalising plans of there will be
or e-mail info@rdtrosewell.org.uk
Facility for this the Community Hub, increased
growing community Steading Project community, social,
business and
health spaces for
all to enjoy and use
Rosewell History Group’s visit to Rosslyn Chapel.JUNE 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Key Dates RDCC 7pm Rosewell Parish Church
Hall Coffee Morning
Women’s Rural 7pm
10am
Monday 3rd June: Rosewell and District
Community Council Meeting – Rosewell
Parish Church Hall, Carnethie Street 7pm
Monday 3rd June: Women’s Rural -
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Saturday 8th June: Rosewell Parish
RDT Coffee Morning Rosewell Neighbourhood RDT Car Boot Sale and Father’s Day
Church Hall Coffee Morning, 9.30am Group 7pm Coffee Morning 10am
Carnethie Street 10am – 12noon
Wednesday 12th June: RDT Coffee
Morning – Rosewell Resource Centre
09:30 – 11:30
Thursday 13th June: Rosewell
Neighbourhood Group Meeting – 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Rosewell Resource Centre 7pm
Saturday 15th June: RDT Community
Car Boot Sale – Rosewell Resource
Centre 10am – 1pm
Tuesday 25th June: Rosewell History
Group – Rosewell Resource Centre
1.15pm-2.45pm 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Rosewell History Group
1.15pm School breaks
For more information on anything on this
month, email info@rdtrosewell.org.uk or
call 0131 629 9398, who will be happy to
help you.JULY 2019 Rosewell the place for young people
Midlothian Youth Platform (MYP) Rosewell Kids World Citizen
Interested in learning about new cultures, traditions
and the world around you? Then this is the group
for you! Rosewell KWC is a great group for P4 to P7
The aim of MYP is to give a voice to all young people children to learn about the local and global
of Midlothian. MYP is run by a group of young people communities. In the past this group has learnt about
from all over Midlothian with the support of Midlothian different religions, carried our random acts of
Council. One of their many successes has been kindness and even planned a fun community event
facilitating a county wide consultation on mental at the Woodland Classroom! This group is FREE
health that was used by Midlothian Council to and meets at the Resource Centre after school on
successfully apply for Big Lottery funding to change a Friday, children bring a packed lunch which we
the way mental health is dealt with in Midlothian enjoy together before our group activities. Children
schools. must register to attend this group. Look out for our What we’ve achieved so far: Action Plan -12 months
Any young person aged between 12 and 21 can special summer groups! For more details and to
attend the meetings, the times and venue of which register contact Sarah Issue Action Outcome
community@rdtrosewell.org.uk. Lack of Continue to promote Numbers of young
can be found on the Midlothian Youth Platform group opportunities for what is going on people engaging in
on Facebook or by contacting MYP at young people locally and support local activities will
MidlothianYouthPlatform@midlothian.gov.uk the development of increase
Scouts new opportunities
Rosewell Grows The Scouts have been meeting weekly in the village
for over 2 years now. Boys and girls aged 6-14
Learn about soil, growing, What we plan to achieve: Action Plan - 5 years
years old have had great adventures including
planting and garden
camping, engaging in the community and learning
maintenance in a fun Issue Action Outcome
so many more skills. #skillsforlife. For more No young people Work with RDCC, Two more local
environment for free! This
information contact: karen@midlothianscouts.co.uk sitting on the Midlothian Council young people
group is open to P1 to P7 and Rosewell Communities Team sitting on,
meets on a Wednesday after Neighbourhood and local Secondary contributing and
school at the Resource Group or the Schools to promote acting as a voice
Rosewell and these for other local
Centre. Children must Girlguiding District Community opportunities Rosewell young
register to attend this group Council people in the
Rosewell now has a Guide unit to add to the existing
with new registrations forms going out each school development of
Rainbows and Brownies. They meet weekly in the the Rosewell
term. Look out also for our special summer groups!
village. Please contact Sarah at Neighbourhood
For more details and to register contact Jess on firstrosewellbrownies@hotmail.com Plan
outdoor@rdtrosewell.org.ukJULY 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Key Dates Rosewell Parish Church
Hall Coffee Morning
10am
Saturday 13th July: Rosewell Parish
Church Hall Coffee Morning, Carnethie
Street 10am – 12noon
Saturday 20th July: RDT Tea in the Park.
85 Carnethie Street 10am – 3pm 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
RDT Tea in the Park
10am - 3pm
Tuesday 23rd July: Rosewell
History Group – Rosewell Resource
Centre 1:15pm-2.45pm
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Rosewell History Group
1.15pm
29 30 31
For more information on anything on this
month, email info@rdtrosewell.org.uk or
call 0131 629 9398, who will be happy to
help you.AUGUST 2019 Rosewell the place to be part of the community
All of these meetings are open to the public and
we invite all residents to come along and have
their say.
Our Aim Our Community Police Officers and local
• to ascertain, co-ordinate and reflect the view of our Councillors attend our meetings to give their
community which we represent, to liaise with other reports and discuss any issues residents wish to
community groups within the area, and to fairly raise. The Police update is on the Rosewell Crime
express the diversity of opinions and outlooks of the Statistics – not as bad as it sounds! And local
people;
Councillors will keep you aware of what’s going
• to express the views of the community to the local
on in Midlothian Council.
authority for our area to public authorities and other
organisations; What we’ve achieved so far: Action Plan -12 months
• to take such action in the interests of our community Occasionally we have guest speakers on topics
as appears to be desirable and practicable; such as new housing developments, Action Outcome
• to promote the well-being of our community and to consultations, local issues, etc. Developers are Constitution and Update Constitution Updated
foster community spirit; now required to consult community councils prior Standing Orders & produce new Constitution &
• to be a means whereby the people of the area shall to submitting major planning applications. We Standing Orders produced new
be able to voice their opinions on any matter affecting always invite them along to community council
their lives, their welfare, their environment, its Standing Orders.
development and amenity meetings so that you can meet them face to face Poor bus service Lothian Buses
and ask them questions on how any new Invite Lothian Buses Network
developments affect you. to Community Performance
Community Councils have a statutory right to be
Council Meetings to Manager attended
consulted on major planning applications. There are
Why not come along to our next meeting and see raise this issue our January and
currently around 1200 Community Councils in
Scotland, all of which are composed of elected for yourself what we do? You can either sit in the October CC
volunteers from the community. audience and just listen or let us know if there’s meetings
anything at all we can assist you with that will help
Our Community Council (RDCC) is made up of make community life better for you. Our meetings What we plan to achieve: Action Plan - 5 years
elected community councilors who are all unpaid are quite informal and we’ll make you very
volunteers offering their time and commitment to our
community. Elections are held every 3 years.
welcome. Issue Action Outcome
Residents who are 16 or over who reside in the Low membership of Raise awareness of Increase our CC
If you’d like to join our mailing list, we will email
Rosewell & District Community Boundary and are on Community Council our CC’s remit Membership
you advance notice of meetings, agendas,
the electoral roll can stand for election. Be informed, Improvements in air
minutes of meetings, plus notification of major Air pollution and
engaged and quality and quality
planning applications and important community climate change of life ensuring a
RDCC hold seven meetings per year in Rosewell empowered to make
issues. If there are any community issues you sustainable
Parish Church Hall. You’ll find dates and times on our improvements
website: would like to discuss please contact us through choices environment
www.community-council.org.uk/RosewellandDistrict via FEEDBACK on our website or made by the relating to climate
and on the Community Notice Board in the public email rdcc@email.com Increased use of change and carbon
garden area at the corner of Carnethie Street/Gorton Renewable and reduction, as well
Road. sustainable energy as measurable
local actionsAUGUST 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Key Dates Summer Bank Holiday Rosewell Parish Church
Hall Coffee Morning
10am
RDTLitter Picking Group
Saturday 10th August: Rosewell Parish
9.30am
Church Hall Coffee Morning, Carnethie
Street. 10am – 12noon
Saturday 10th August: RDT Keep
Rosewell Beautiful Litter Picking Group – 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Meet at Rosewell Resource Centre
9:30am
Monday 26th August: Rosewell and
District Community Council Meeting –
Street. 7pm
Tuesday 27th August: Rosewell History
Group 1.15pm-2.45pm 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
School resumes
Wednesday 28th August: RDT Coffee
Morning – Rosewell Resource Centre.
9:30am – 11:30am
26 27 28 29 30 31
RDCC 7pm Rosewell History Group RDT Coffee Morning
1.15pm 9.30am
For more information on anything on this
month, email info@rdtrosewell.org.uk or
call 0131 629 9398, who will be happy to
help you.Rosewell the place to age well
Women’s Rural
Meet on first Monday of the month between
7-9pm from September to May in Rosewell
There are many opportunities for the over 50s to help Resource Centre, 85 Carnethie Street.
stay mentally and physically active in Rosewell, most
are very low cost and can help fill your calendar and We encourage members to come along, join in
get you out and about in the community. and enjoy the company of other women whilst
listening to or taking part in various
Walking Club demonstrations and talks.
How about coming walking with us?
Tea, coffee, home baking and a friendly catch up
after your walk. Group meet Fridays 1.30-3.00pm at
Rosewell Church Parish Hall.
History Group
Lunch Club Meets last Tuesday of the month in Rosewell What we’ve achieved so far: Action Plan -12 months
Meets every Tuesday and Thursday Resource Centre, 85 Carnethie Street.
11.30 to 1.00pm in The group have guest speakers and go on trips
Rosewell Resource Centre, of local interest, Rosslyn Chapel, Newbattle Issue Action Outcome
85 Carnethie Street. Abbey (high tea) pay as you go on the trips. For How to get more Involve groups in More residents
Only £2.20 per lunch more details, contact RDT on 0131 629 9398. people involved more community involved within the
Transport is available events community
Tuesday Club What we plan to achieve: Action Plan - 5 years
Meet alternate Tuesdays, 7pm, at Whitehill Welfare
Club, check calendar for dates - Cost £1. Come Issue Action Outcome
along for refreshments, game of dominos and a
Integrate new Involve residents of More residents
blether. We also go out for drives and finish the year
with a Christmas party. Click and Connect residents into new housing to join involved within the
established village in community groups community
Computer club meets on a Wednesday at groups
Rosewell Resource Centre, 1.30 – 3pm. Come
along for help using your electronic device.SEPTEMBER 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Women’s Rural 7pm
Key Dates
Monday 2nd September: Women’s
Rural. Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm
Tuesday 10th and 24th September: 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Rosewell Tuesday Club (Whist and Rosewell Neighbourhood Rosewell Parish Church
Dominoes for over 60’s). Whitehill Welfare Group 7pm Hall Coffee Morning
Social Club, Ferguson Park. 7pm – 9pm 10am
Thursday 12th September: Rosewell
Neighbourhood Group Meeting –
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm. All
Welcome 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Saturday 14th September: Rosewell School Autumn Holiday School resumes
Parish Church Hall Coffee Morning, Rosewell History Group
Trip TBC
Carnethie Street. 10am – 12noon
Tuesday 17th September: Rosewell
History Group – Trip TBC
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30
For more information on anything on this
month, email info@rdtrosewell.org.uk or
call 0131 629 9398, who will be happy to
help you.OCTOBER 2019 Rosewell the place to stay healthy
Physical Health Diabetes
It’s that time of year again! The number of people with Diabetes has reached
epidemic proportions. 5.4% of people in Scotland
Make sure you take advantage of the free flu jab if have diabetes, signs to watch out for include: -
you are – aged 65+/ living with a long-term condition
/pregnant/ eligible young children • Blurred Vision
(nasal vaccine) For more information, go to: -
• Increased hunger
www.readyforflu.scot
• Frequent urination
• Increased thirst
• Unexplained weight loss
• Fatigue
If you are concerned, do not ignore it! See your doctor.
(Go to www.diabetes.org.uk for information) What we’ve achieved so far: Action Plan -12 months
Issue Action Outcome
Faster response for Explore the Any resident
heart attack victims provision of a experiencing a
Mental Health defibrillator for heart attack can
“There is no health without mental health” Rosewell and first receive immediate,
aid training to potentially
Physical health and mental health go hand in hand. support this lifesaving
In Scotland, 1 in 4 people will have mental health intervention
problems at some point in their life. The community
of Rosewell is no different. Guidance on how to What we plan to achieve: Action Plan - 5 years
access support is available so don’t suffer in silence.
Contact: - Issue Action Outcome
Lack of access to Continue to work Easier access to
Midlothian Wellbeing Access Point at Limit your sugar intake. Learn to eat more healthily GP Surgery in the with the RDT to primary
Eastfield Medical Centre, 0131 536 8981 village support the provision healthcare support
Get out and enjoy the beautiful countryside for residents of
of a pharmacy within
surrounding Rosewell – run, walk or cycle (Ageing Well Rosewell
the village
Walks – Rosewell Parish Church Hall, every Friday
1.30pm)
Take part in your community and feel the benefitsOCTOBER 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Key Dates Women’s Rural 7pm Rosewell Neighbourhood School breaks Rosewell Parish Church
RDCC 7pm Group 7pm Hall Coffee Morning
10am
Monday 7th October: Rosewell and
District Community Council Meeting –
Rosewell Parish Church Hall, Carnethie
Street. 7pm
Monday 7th October: Women’s Rural.
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Tuesday 8th and 22nd October: Rosewell
Tuesday Club (Whist and Dominoes for
over 60’s). Whitehill Welfare Social Club,
Ferguson Park. 7pm – 9pm
Thursday 10th October: Rosewell
Neighbourhood Group Meeting – Rosewell
Resource Centre. 7pm 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Non-pupil day School resumes RDT Litter Picking Clocks go back 1 hour
Saturday 12th October: Rosewell Parish
Group 9.30am
Church Hall Coffee Morning, Carnethie
Street. 10am – 12noon
Saturday 26th October: RDT Keep
Rosewell Beautiful Litter Picking Group –
Meet at Rosewell Resource Centre, 9:30am
Tuesday 29th October: Rosewell History 28 29 30 31
Group1.15pm-2.45pm Rosewell History Group Halloween
1.15pm
For more information on anything on this
month, email info@rdtrosewell.org.uk or
call 0131 629 9398, who will be happy to
help you.NOVEMBER 2019 Rosewell the place to be winter ready
Winter Car Check Brown Bin Collection Loss of power - who to contact
The RAC have a handy acronym to make sure your car If you experience loss of power, you should call 105, which will connect
is winter ready: Your Brown Bin collection will stop for the winter any customer to the correct network operator which distributes power
mid-November and restart at the end of March. in their region.
From March 2019 residents will pay if they want
Fuel – check you have plenty fuel for your journey their (garden waste) brown bin emptied. In 2019,
The direct numbers for Electricity and Gas distribution networks:
Oil - check your oil level is between the minimum and the annual cost will be £35 per bin. There are no
maximum exemptions or concessions. Details of how to pay
will be shared in early 2019. The £35 charge will Scottish Power Energy Networks (Central and Southern Scotland)
Rubber - check your tyres and your wiper blades cover the cost of collecting the brown bins (Hotline number: 0800 092 9290 (landline) or 0330 1010 222(mobile)
before you set off fortnightly, from mid-March to mid-November.
Coolant - Check your coolant levels when the engine During the winter period you can still take your Gas distribution network: SGN Tel: 0800 912 1700
is cold garden waste to your local household waste Website: www.sgn.co.uk
recycling centre at Penicuik or Stobhill. Twitter: @SGNgas
Electrics - Check your lights, they get extremely dirty
during the winter months so clean them on a regular
basis What we’ve achieved so far: Action Plan -12 months
Screen wash - Check your screen wash level and top
up with a quality screen wash additive or pre-mix which Issue Action Outcome
is effective down to at least -15 degrees celsius. Low stock in grit Scout Group Midlothian Council
bins checked grit levels in knew which grit
Travel bins throughout bins to restock
Grit Bins village
Before setting off consider the conditions and think about
how severe weather can impact on you. Check you have Grit bins in the Rosewell area:
these essentials to keep yourself safe on your journey:
Carnethie Street – outside no 77
• Ice scraper Carnethie Street – at bell mouth to old St Josephs What we plan to achieve: Action Plan - 5 years
• De-icer Louisa Square – outside home
Issue Action Outcome
• Torch and spare batteries Pentland Crescent – outside no 57 Severe winter Be involved with Increased
• Warm clothes and blankets Pentland Crescent – outside no 60 weather, flooding other groups in awareness of
Rosedale Neuk – outside no 15 and travel disruption creating a important phone
• High-visibility jacket
numbers and
• Boots with a good grip Rosedale Grove – turning head at end Community
support that is
Emergency Plan available when
• First aid kits
If there is a grit bin near you then why not check if emergencies occur
• Jump start cables
it’s stocked up and if not report it in using this link:
• Empty fuel can
• Food and drink https://www.midlothian.gov.uk/forms/form/48/en/gr
• Shovel it_bin_requestNOVEMBER 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Women’s Rural 7pm Bonfire Night Rosewell Neighbourhood Rosewell Parish Church Remembrance Sunday
Key Dates Group 7pm Hall Coffee Morning
10am
Monday 4th November: Women’s Rural.
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm
Thursday 7th November: Rosewell
Neighbourhood Group Meeting –
Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Saturday 9th November: Rosewell
Parish Church Hall Coffee Morning,
Carnethie Street. 10am – 12noon
Tuesday 12th and 26th November:
Rosewell Tuesday Club (Whist and
Dominoes for over 60’s). Whitehill Welfare
Social Club, Ferguson Park. 7pm – 9pm
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Monday 25th November: Rosewell and
District Community Council Meeting –
Rosewell Parish Church Hall, Carnethie
Street. 7pm
Tuesday 26th November: Rosewell
History Group – Christmas Trip TBC
November: St. Matthew’s PS Christmas
Fair – Date TBC 25 26 27 28 29 30
Rosewell History Group St. Andrew’s Day
RDCC 7pm
Xmas trip TBC
For more information on anything on this
month, email info@rdtrosewell.org.uk or
call 0131 629 9398, who will be happy to
help you.A big thank you to all who have donated to the 2019 Calendar
DECEMBER 201 and our other projects
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Rosewell the place
to reflect, remember
and be thankful!
£10
individual
donation
£40 Baillie
individual Gifford
donation
£20
individual
donation
£30
Jimmy Rae
donation Rosewell
Nurses
Fund
Father Allan
St MatthewsDECEMBER 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
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2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Women’s Rural 7pm RDT Coffee Morning Rosewell Parish Church
Key Dates 9.30am Hall Coffee Morning
10am
Monday 2nd December: Women’s
Rural. Rosewell Resource Centre. 7pm
Wednesday 4th December: RDT Coffee 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Morning – Rosewell Resource Centre,
9:30am – 11:30am
Saturday 7th December: Rosewell
Parish Church Hall Coffee Morning,
Carnethie Street. 10am – 12noon
Tuesday 10th December: Rosewell
Tuesday Club (Whist and Dominoes for
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
over 60’s). Whitehill Welfare Social Club, School breaks
Ferguson Park. 7pm – 9pm
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
Christmas Day Boxing Day
30 31
Hogmanay
For more information on anything on this
month, email info@rdtrosewell.org.uk or
call 0131 629 9398, who will be happy to
help you.What’s on throughout the year?
Contact RDT for more information on anything listed below: info@rdtrosewell.org.uk
EVERY MONDAY EVERY TUESDAY EVERY WEDNESDAY EVERY THURSDAY EVERY FRIDAY
The following groups and The following groups and The following groups and The following groups and The following groups and
activities run throughout the activities run throughout the activities run throughout the activities run throughout the activities run throughout the
year, every Monday year, every Tuesday year, every Wednesday year, every Thursday year, every Friday
Baby and Toddlers – Rosewell RDT Lunch Club – Rosewell RDT Click and Connect St. Matthew’s Primary School RDT Chatter and Clatter (under
Parish Church Hall, Carnethie Resource Centre. 11:30am – 1pm. Computer Club – Rosewell Mother and Toddler Group – 5’s group) – Rosewell Resource
Street. 10am – 12noon. Resource Centre. 1:30pm – 3pm. St. Matthew’s Primary School, Centre. 10:30am – 12noon.
Scouting (Beavers, Cubs, Carnethie Street. 10am – 12noon.
RDT Computer Coding Club – Scouts) – St. Matthew’s Church RDT Rosewell Grows RDT Kid World Citizen Group
Rosewell Resource Centre. 3pm Hall, Carnethie Street. Contact: Gardening Club – Rosewell RDT Lunch Club – Rosewell – Rosewell Resource Centre.
– 4:30pm. www.scouting.org.uk Resource Centre. 3pm – 4:30pm. Resource Centre. 11:30am – 1pm. 12:30pm – 3pm.
1st Rosewell Rainbows and Rosewell Tuesday Club – Every RDT Mini Rascals – Every RDT Rascal’s Arts and Crafts Ageing Well Walks for 50+
2nd and 4th Tuesday. Whitehill
Brownies – Rosewell Parish Wednesday (term time) Group – Rosewell Resource – Rosewell Parish Church Hall,
Welfare Social Club, Ferguson Park.
Church Hall, Carnethie Street. 7pm – 9pm. 3.30-4.30 Free group for boys Centre. 3pm – 4.30pm. Carnethie Street. Every Friday –
From 5:15pm. Contact: www. and girls in Primary 1-3. 1:30pm.
girlguiding.org.ukTaking the plan forward Health & Wellbeing Local support & information
Ageing Well Midlothian – 0131 561 6506 Rosewell & District Community Council
The Neighbourhood Group continues to take the action plan
started in 2015 forward with the appropriate partners both Free Prescription collection and delivery services (Roslin
statutory and voluntary. This is achieved through collaboration Pharmacy) 0131 440 2596 Tel: 07462 808444
with Councillors, Community Councillors and Midlothian Midcare Services (Social Work Contact Officers) 0131 271 3900 RDCC@email.com
Council Communities Team, who will continue to support the www.community-council.org.uk/RosewellandDistrict
Telecare community alarms – 0131 271 3900
Neighbourhood Group and sub groups.
Homecare Support – 0131 271 3900 Rosewell Development Trust
If you would like to be part of the Neighbourhood Group please Midlothian Community Hospital – 0131 454 1001 Tel: 0131 629 9398
contact RNG@email.com or come along to one of the
NHS 24 – 111 Email: info@rdtrosewell.org.uk
meetings noted in this calendar.
Web: www.rdtrosewell.org.uk
In continuing to develop the 5-year plan for Rosewell the Safety at home & in the community
Neighbourhood Group hope to work closely with: Facebook: www.facebook.com/
Arranging a Home Fire Safety Visit – 0800 0731 999 rosewelldevelopmenttrustRDT
Other members of Midlothian Council Community Planning Dalkeith Fire Station – 0131 660 2619 Twitter: www.twitter.com/RosewellDT
Group, Rosewell and District Community Council,
Antisocial Behaviour Hotline – 0131 271 6677
Rosewell Development Trust, local businesses,
Environmental Health Green Dog Walkers Scheme, Lothian Reporting a crime (non-emergency) – 101
Buses, Scottish Government, Police Scotland, NHS Reporting a crime (emergency) – 999
Local Councillors
Scotland, Local Councillors, St Joseph’s Services, Russell Imrie (Labour)
Rosewell Primary School, St Matthew’s Primary School, Please telephone to arrange a meeting 0131 271 3007 or
Volunteer Midlothian, Rosewell Afterschool Club, Rosewell The Environment Email – Russell.imrie@midlothian.gov.uk
Parish Church,St Matthews RC Church, Midlothian Youth
Platform & Scottish Youth Parliament and YOU!!!!!!!! Tam Crawford Environmental Health Warden (Midlothian) –
0131 271 3345 Kelly Parry (SNP)
This list is not exhaustive, and we hope to develop new Green Dog Walkers – 0131 561 5284
partnerships in 2019 to help us expand on this plan and move Please telephone 0131 271 3018 to arrange a call back or an
things forward. For more information on bin collections visit https://www. appointment or
midlothian.gov.uk/info/1054/bins_and_recycling/343/ Email - Kelly.parry@midlothian.gov.uk
bin_collections
Useful contact information: For more information on a range of information and resources Pauline Winchester (Conservative)
please visit http://www.midlothian.gov.uk Surgeries at Loanhead Library, Paradykes Centre - 6 to 7 pm on the
Library Services
You can also contact Midlothian Council on 0131 270 7500 or 2nd Tuesday of the month (excluding school holidays)
Mobile Library – 07990136894 email enquiries@midlothian.gov.uk Please telephone 0131 271 3100 and inform us if you wish to attend a
Lasswade Library – 0131 271 4534 surgery so you are not kept waiting.
For full information on all library services you can visit Telephone: 0131 271 3100
www.midlothian.gov.uk/library or email Email: Pauline.Winchester@midlothian.gov.uk
library.hq@midlothian.gov.ukThe Rosewell Neighbourhood
1 2 Group in conjunction with
other local groups has
worked hard to collate all
the information contained
in this calendar. To the best
of our knowledge all key
dates, telephone numbers
and contact information is
correct at time of printing. If
RDT Woodland Classroom Rosewell Parish Church we’ve made any errors or not
included something that you
would find useful for 2019,
3 4 please let us know.
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Community Notice Board RDT Community Hub
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Rosewell Primary School RDT Community Resource Centre
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