Haddington Rugby Camp
Rugby
Haddington Rugby Club
P1-P7
£50 members/£60 Non Member (4 Days)
29th July-1st August 2024
9:30am-12:30pm
All Skill Levels Invited
To Book Please E-mail - rugby_do@haddingtonrfc.co.uk
£0.00
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Haddington Tennis Camp
Tennis
Haddington Tennis Club
8 Different Camps In Total over Summer Holiday
To Book Click On Link - Haddington Tennis Camps
£0.00
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Parks In East Lothian
Parks in East Lothian
Our parks are used by a wide cross section of the community and for many different purposes. Parks are for everyone and most have adequate space for formal sports, dog walking, fitness classes or quietly sitting and enjoying the flowers and wildlife but whatever your favoured pastime please respect the wishes of others.
Not everyone is comfortable around dogs so please keep your dog under close control and away from children’s play areas and formal sports pitches, don’t play ball games near to quiet places or areas set aside for wildlife and exercise classes should be located as far away from residential areas as possible to avoid disturbance to neighbours.
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Food Resource East Lothian
Food Resource East Lothian
For people in crisis who need help to access free food, here are several services that may be able to help.
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Explore John Muir’s county on foot with new self-guided walking trails
Explore John Muir’s county on foot with new self-guided walking trails
East Lothian Council has launched ten new self-guided walking trails in partnership with walking app, Go Jauntly, to help achieve the aim of the county supporting safe and sustainable communities.
The walks take in areas including Musselburgh, Pencaitland, Dunbar, Haddington, Prestonpans, Cockenzie and North Berwick and highlight parks, greenspaces, heritage points and coastal routes, ensuring there is a walking route suitable for all ages and abilities.
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Walks Around East Lothian
Walks Around East Lothian
East Lothian offers a great variety of landscapes for walking with the Lammermuir Hills to the south, a coast of beaches and cliffs and an expanse of arable farmland in between.
Many of the paths go to, or pass, vantage points offering views of the surrounding rolling landscape.
Amongst the features are many hidden gems: river valleys, woodlands, secret bays and historic sites. Whilst we have listed these routes as suitable for walkers, sections may also be suitable for cyclists and horse riders.