Winchburgh Community Council Annual Accounts – 30th June 2020
Please find below a link to the Annual Accounts for Winchburgh Community Council for the year ending 30th June 2020. Please direct all enquiries to...
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Dec
The Winchburgh community is formed by over 2,500 residents. A quiet village on the banks of the Union canal with a tight knit community spirit. Winchburgh has been a settlement for over 1000 years. Today our village is growing and expanding. However the bonds that tie us together remain strong. With a thriving local community, and a growing number of local businesses providing all types of amenities and services. Below you can find contact details for a many of our local businesses and community activities.
Please do contact us if you’d like to share your business information with us on this page.
Local Businesses in Winchburgh
Almond Group Practice
Niddry Road
Winchburgh
EH52 6RX
Tel: 01506 890210
Out of Hours (NHS 24): 08454 242424
Local Activities & Clubs
Craft Club
Winchburgh Church
Winchburgh
2nd Thursday of each month
Senior Citizens Club
Community Centre
Winchburgh
Thursdays: 1.30pm – 4pm
Chat Cafe
Winchburgh Church
Winchburgh
Fridays: 10am
Stay informed on past Winchburgh Community Council meetings
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Nov
Football boots for Christmas (Revised Version) – Part Ten
DELIVERANCE Bob stretched over the arm of the big chair, turned up the volume and then carried on brushing his brogues. Their auld wireless was...
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Nov
Football boots for Christmas (Revised Version) – Part Nine
THE ALBION COMMITTEE “An we get Airth Castle Rovers in the next round,” sighed Isaac Turnbull, putting his empty pint measure back down on the...
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Nov
Football boots for Christmas (Revised Version) – Part Eight
THE ALBION Winchburgh Albion, the best Under 21 team in the county by a park length, and always had been. Were certain to win The...
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Nov
Football boots for Christmas (Revised Version) – Part Seven
BEAST of BURDEN Bob’s shovel seemed to have a mind of its own, working off a good pavement with shale that was reasonably small, and...
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Oct
Football boots for Christmas (Revised Version) – Part Six
THE AYTON BUS The auld utility bus, with its wooden park bench seats still camouflaged from Hitler’s wartime, was near empty, but then again, thought...
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Oct
Football boots for Christmas (Revised Version) – Part Five
COMIC CUTS Baw was sitting out on their front step on Main Street, on the first row in the Auld Raws, in line with their...
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Oct
Football boots for Christmas (Revised Version) – Part Four
DOWN OUR WAY Trip-wire(Miss Tripney) was still going on about them writing letters to her kid-on pen-pal. Got Baw wondering what he would sound like...
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Oct
Football boots for Christmas (Revised Version) – Part Three
BOBBY Bobby Findlay who was 12, and his very best pal ‘Spug’ Getty who was 11, were hanging about on the tarmac apron in front...