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Logie St John’s (Cross) Church Hall
West End Christmas Fortnight – more events yesterday!
Yesterday saw more excellent West End Christmas Fortnight events – including :
* A packed Children’s Christmas Crafts event at Logie & St John’s (Cross) Church this morning – hugely well-attended and many thanks to Lisa Earl of Create … Kids Creative Craft Workshops, Sharon Dickie, Natalie Mackland and Lynne Cameron of the West End Christmas Committee, and all at the church for being so welcoming and providing refreshments :
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| Crafts event in full swing |
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| Lynne Cameron, Rev David Gray and myself at the crafts event |
* A well-attended (despite the weather) “Walk in the Dark” children’s event at the Botanic Garden, organised by the Friends of the University of Dundee Botanic Garden :
* Pennycook and Sinderins Courts sheltered housing had their Christmas Coffee morning – a photo below of some of the stalls :
* Friends of Magdalen Green held their Soup and Pudding Lunch at Dundee West Church – a great success.
* St Margaret’s Church in Ancrum Road held their Christmas Fayre in the afternoon.
Community Café week
Good to see Logie and St John’s (Cross) Church running a daytime free café from 10th-14th August, 10am-12 noon each day – with evening events too.
More information is available on the church website.
Last couple of days …
On Thursday, I took part in a walkabout with council officers round the Pentland area, similar to the one last Tuesday in Blackness, at which we identified and take action on local issues.
In Pentland, the following were taken up – amongst other issues :
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| Repairs to steps at various locations in Pentland are being undertaken |
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| Overgrown bushes in Pentand Avenue are to be trimmed and trees requiring trimming also reported |
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| I have reported paint vandalism to a utility box at Colinton Street/Saggar Street to British Telecom |
Later on Thursday, I chaired the latest meeting of the West End Christmas Fortnight committee, at Blackness Library.
We are very pleased with progress with this year’s events and it will be the biggest and best Christmas Fortnight yet!
Christmas Fortnight runs from Saturday 22nd November to Saturday 6th December.
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of meeting Rev David Gray, new Minister at Logie and St John’s (Cross) Church at the church’s Community Cafe.
I look forward to working with him in the coming years and wish him every success in his new role.
West End Curling Group
I mentioned recently that the West End “ice free indoor curling group” has resumed its meetings at Logie St John’s (Cross) Church Hall on Thursday afternoons. It is run by Reshaping Care for Older People and open to all aged over 50.I had the pleasure of calling by yesterday – and as you can see – everyone was having a great time! New members always welcome!
Logie and St John’s (Cross) Parish Church celebration weekend
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of attending the exhibition and afternoon tea at Logie and St John’s (Cross) Parish Church, as part of the church’s celebration weekend to mark the centenary of the church building.
The exhibition was really interesting as was the talk on the church’s history and the tour of the building.
Logie and St John’s (Cross) plays an integral part in our local community and my best wishes to the church and its parishioners at this important time.
Some photographs from yesterday :
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| Part of the church exhibition |
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| The 26th Discovery Scouts’ stand at yesterday’s event |
West End Curling Group
The West End “ice free indoor curling group” resumes its meetings at Logie St John’s (Cross) Church Hall on Thursday 11th September from 2pm to 4pm.
It takes place every Thursday thereafter (except the 18th as the room is being used as a polling station that day).
The curling group is run by are Reshaping Care for Older People and open to all aged over 50.
