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A local group of volunteers dedicated to making Haddington a brighter place.
Their efforts has won Haddington the Beautiful Scotland Gold Medal and Best Town in the overall category for RHS Britain in Bloom.
Aims to bring together voluntary and other organisations to advance education and health and provide a meeting place and other facilities.
Locally managed car club franchise. There are currently cars available in Musselburgh and Dunbar.
Set up to be the local voice of East Lothian Partnership and strengthen links between communities and area-based services. The Partnerships are the main opportunity for local communities to contribute to the East Lothian Plan.
ELC is the central council hub for East Lothian, covering every aspect of planning, services and community life in the area.
Haddington-based weekly newspaper reporting on events and issues at the core of community life.
Concerned with the promotion of learning opportunities for everyone in the local community. It seeks to find ways for learning to lead to achievement for young people, adults, and communities.
The aims of the group are to raise public awareness and help develop the appearance/ecology of the river system.
Established in 1996, the Haddington and District Amenity Society is a voluntary body of committee members dedicated to the celebration, promotion and protection of the Royal Burgh of Haddington.
Haddington Business Community Partnership is responsible for keeping the Haddington economy thriving by acting as the voice for local businesses and supporting the initiative to attract visitors to the town.
Established to provide Haddington and surrounding villages with a cinema experience accessible to all.
Widely recognised as the ‘friendly market’, Haddington Farmers’ Market is a monthly delight, a “gem” – with a wide range of local and seasonal food, drinks, gifts and crafts.
The market is situated in picturesque Court Street, in the county town of Haddington, East Lothian and is held on the last Saturday of every month (except the December market which is before Christmas) from 9am – 1pm
The Trust’s aims are to preserve Haddington House Garden as an open precinct for the enjoyment of the public and to encourage the study of old Scottish gardens and gardening methods.
Started in 1981, the band was the Scottish Pipe Band of the Year in 2009. Now a fully established community organisation and registered charity, it is seen as an institution in Haddington.
Haddington Rotary Club is an essential part of the fabric of Haddington, and in 2010 celebrated 50 years of service to our community. Members come from wide variety of backgrounds and support many local and international organisations and provide assistance to many deserving causes.
Organises and promotes twinning activity between Haddington and Aubigny sur Nère in France.
The John Gray Centre houses East Lothian’s Archaeology, Museum, Archives & Local History and the Haddington Library. The centre encourages the people of East Lothian to explore and engage with the history of the community and develop East Lothian Council’s heritage services.
The Academy is Haddington’s non-denominational, co-ed secondary school, dedicated to John Knox.
The campus is extensive and houses excellent facilities after major refurbishment works in 2005.
A volunteer-led community food initiative to help people in the area who are experiencing difficulties feeding themselves and/or their families. This is a confidential, non-judgemental initiative whose aim is to make sure that no one in this ward is ever without food. Further information and a referral form can be obtained here
Lammermuir Tours is a guided hillwalking service Located just a short drive from Haddington, Ideal for local people or visitors wanting to experience a breathtaking sense of space, in beautiful surroundings, and probably the best place to see and understand why East Lothian is such a marvellous place, with so much to offer.
The Trust is a charity, founded by the late Duchess of Hamilton to bring together “a whole community” by restoring some derelict buildings at the south end of Haddington and making them available for community use.
Our Community Kitchen exists to address isolation and loneliness in the Haddington and Lammermuir area by welcoming people to Haddington Bowling Club on a Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday for a 3-course home-cooked meal and allowing friendships to form naturally.
A registered charity whose purpose is to promote and encourage the study, practice and knowledge of the visual arts and crafts in East Lothian.
With over 40 miles of stunning coastline, golden beaches, rolling countryside, award-winning attractions, excellent food & drink and the world’s finest links golf courses, we have the best of Scotland! East Lothian is a great place to visit, live and work. Have a look at just some of the things that make this a wonderful place.