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Gillespie Centre Biggar / Articles posted by colin

As we prepare for 'lift off' with the 'Access for all' project scheduled to start mid-April the first investigation to check foundations started today! Thank you to our Cornet-Elect Brian for 'digging deep' this morning! ...

13 HOURS PER WEEK We are looking for a reliable and dedicated Cleaner to join our team. This role is ideal for someone with an eye for detail and a passion for maintaining a clean and welcoming environment for all our visitors and customers using the café, halls and meeting rooms. For further information or to apply for this position, please email us at gcbiggar@outlook.com or call 01899 220994 and speak to our Manager Angela Ward. We look forward to hearing from you! ...

Thank you to the Biggar Show and Joanne at Medwyn Flowers for the beautiful tubs gifted to the Gillespie Centre.  This gifting is being enjoyed by the community – thank you on behalf of the Gillespie Management Team. ...

We thought it might be helpful to share how the gifting of flowers works in Biggar Kirk and at the same time appeal for additional support to ensure we continue with this tradition. Flower Guild members receive money from our funds to buy flowers which they place in the Church ready for Sunday morning. After the Service, the flowers will be delivered to someone in the Biggar area bringing a double purpose with the flowers being appreciated during the Service...

As well as our Friendship & Fun group weoffer gatherings designed to help us understand how to support   ourselves and others who are grieving either living losses or death. Our next sessions will begin after Easter.  Each session will look at a specific challenge which you may be facing: elderly relatives who are beginning to need some additional care perhaps dementia; recent diagnosis of a life limiting illness; feeling the need to put your affairs in order; planning for a home rather than hospital death; feeling stuck...