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Tuesday’s Coffee Morning was a very sociable affair,and over 20 villagers gathered to enjoy some delicious home baking, tasty savouries and friendly chat. The Fearnan calendars have nearly sold out, so be quick if you haven’t yet got yours. The … Continue reading →

Many of you will know Sheena Stanbridge, who was very ill with Leukaemia five years ago. She was lucky enough to be given a life-saving bone-marrow transplant through Anthony Nolan, a hard-working and effective charity that saves the lives of … Continue reading →

Neil Ballantyne writes: The Coffee Mornings resumed on Tuesday morning after a break over the summer, with a well-attended and lively event. We were pleased to welcome some new faces to this regular get-together and, as ever, there was a … Continue reading →

Saturday 5th November  10.00am – 4.30pm The Big Shed, Tombreck Baking for Christmas: You will be taken through the steps of making a Christmas Pudding and Christmas Cake, Stollen, Ginger Bread and Mince Pies (all for you to take home), … Continue reading →

Here are some important dates, some of which you can write into your new 2012 FVA calendar! Coffee Morning dates going forward are (all at 10.30am): 2011: September 20th, October 25th,  November 15th 2012: February 21st The Pudding Night will … Continue reading →

The Fearnan Village Association Calendar is here and available to buy!  The Fearnan Four Seasons Calendar depicts 12 stunning images of the loch, the landscape and wildlife from around the village.   The photographs in the Calendar were chosen from … Continue reading →

Although that fantastic spell of sunny weather had broken by Monday evening, the rain at least held off for the start of the Fearnan BBQ. The cooks (Gordon from Tombreck, Laurie and Neil) got the BBQs going around 6pm and … Continue reading →

The Big Shed at Tombreck is a new local facility and it is now officially up and running! It’s aim to provide a much needed community hub, serving many of the same functions as a traditional town hall or inner … Continue reading →

Julia Lane writes: Tuesday’s coffee morning was a lively affair with another record turnout.  People have learned to come hungry and/or have a take out – which was evidenced by the tiny amount of food left at the end! There was … Continue reading →

Keith & Hazel Brockie write: ‘Our garden was host to a special visitor for 2 days last weekend, a 75-day old male Golden Eagle chick. We had taken the eagle chick (under special license) from an eyrie with 2 chicks … Continue reading →