The Penicuik Heritage Regeneration Project (PHRP)are organising the seminar and workshop on the 30th October , at Penicuik Town Hall , 5.00pm – 7.30pm. The aim being to encourage owners and tenants of shop premises in the town centre to take advantage of the shopfront grants that are available for eligible buildings within the PHRP… continue reading »
Doors Open Day in Penicuik was a great success this year. A number of venues in the town centre participated :Valley Field House and Penicuik Pottery, Penicuik Storehouse, The Pen-y-Coe Press and Papermaking Heritage Centre,Old Penicuik House and Penicuik Town Hall. The Penicuik Heritage Regeneration Project (PHRP) displayed their exhibition and gave visitors information and… continue reading »
The Penicuik Heritage Regeneration Project together with Penicuik First (the Penicuik Business Improvement District) have produced a Welcome Pack for new home owners coming to Penicuik. With the increase of new housing in the area new residents and families are coming to Penicuik. To welcome and inform them about local businesses, organisations and community groups… continue reading »
Change Works in Penicuik together with the Penicuik Heritage Regeneration Project are organising an event in Penicuik Town Hall, called “Love your older home” on 1 October 2019, from 5.30 pm onwards. See poster for details and the attached invite card to book a place at the event to gain some useful information about how you can… continue reading »
The Penicuik Heritage Regeneration Project (PHRP) is taking part in Midlothian Doors Open Day this year on Saturday 14 September. There will be an exhibition of the project in the Town Hall with leaflets available and advice as to how to apply for grants and engage with the project from 10.00 am until 4.00 pm. There will… continue reading »
The Project Manager for the Penicuik Heritage Regeneration Project(PHRP) is a member of the Edinburgh Traditional Building Forum and helped with some of the events that the Forum organised as part of the Edinburgh Festival this year . The Forum organised a number of seminars, workshops and demonstrations on traditional building skills , ie Lime… continue reading »
Colin Gilmour from the Borders Council together with Jamie Baker and Wendy Malkin from East Lothian Council met with Rod Lugg, Stephanie Walker and Sean Watson from the Penicuik Heritage Regeneration Project yesterday in Penicuik. Colin , Jamie and Wendy have CAR schemes in their areas, namely Jedburgh, Tranent and Cockenzie and it was good… continue reading »
Two volunteers from the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme are helping Sean Watson the project Archivist digitise Penicuik’s Historical Society Archive.Callum Boyle , a career ready pupil from Beeslack School in Penicuik is undergoing an internship with the project. His particular interest is assisting to manage the volunteers in history and heritage projects .
The Penicuik Heritage Regeneration Project in partnership with Penicuik First ( The Penicuik Business Improvement District partnership) have produced a leaflet called , “Welcome we are open please come in .” This is a reminder of the businesses in the town centre , encouraging residents to use the local services and businesses available in the… continue reading »
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