The Forever Young Club meet regularly on a Tuesday afternoon between 2 and 4pm in The Cottage Bar (Over 60’s club), drop-in basis, no membership required. Lots of different activities and outings. For more information, please call Traci Payne on 01349 861230.
Our old web address at maryburgh.org.uk will now point to our new website automatically. So if you still have the old link, no need to change it – it will automatically take you to the new website!
Maryburgh residents living close to the railway should be aware that Network Rail will shortly undertake essential improvement works on the line between Inverness and Dingwall, including the section of the line that runs through Maryburgh. Works will be undertaken on the route between Saturday 18th October until Tuesday 23rd December 2014 from Saturday to […]
The Maryburgh Amenities Company Ltd AGM will be held on 30 October 2014 at 7.30pm in the Maryburgh Amenities Centre. The current board of Directors is as follows: Elected Directors Nick Thornton Jenny MacLennan Ian Fraser Alasdair Macnab Appointed Directors (Maryburgh CC) Jamie Dunsmore Traci Payne Inline with the articles of the company, there is […]
Are you still undecided or still have questions about the Independence Referendum. On Friday 29th August 2014, a debate on the Scottish Referendum will be held in the Maryburgh Amenities Centre hall at 7.30pm. Your chair for the event will be Cameron Gibson. Speakers for an Independent Scotland: Ian Anderson, Yes Highland activist Michelle Rodger, […]
And here it is… our brand new website for the Maryburgh Community, The Hub. Our new website will bring you all the latest news from around the village, has a fantastic noticeboard service and tons of information about the Community Council and the Maryburgh Amenities Company. We also have a list of all our upcoming […]
Calling all residents in the Maryburgh area! 2015 is Maryburgh’s Bi-centennial year. How would you like to see Maryburgh celebrate this special occasion? Would you like to help? If so, please contact the Community Council with your ideas and suggestions. These are a few suggestions; a celebration day; design a flag; historical exhibition; a time […]
Until recent years Maryburgh had developed into a vibrant community not least due to institutions such as the Maryburgh School and post office. Recently both these valuable resources to any community have been lost despite the best efforts of individuals in the village to save them. Only the Cottage Bar, Church and Amenities Centre now […]
Not long till we start planting the summer bedding. The forget-me-nots and primroses were lovely this Spring, particularly down at the war memorial. Many people have made comment how well kept it looks and we would like to thank Mrs Meinrtz for her help. The Highland Council have kindly awarded £435 from the ward discretionary […]
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