Latest News from Tullynessle Hall

(Date posted: 20/12/2024)

Our recent Climate Action project to help achieve net zero for the Hall is complete. This feat was achieved thanks to funding from  the Vattenfall Unlock Our Future Fund, administered by Foundation Scotland,The Macrobert Trust, the Scottish Government's CARES scheme, H.D.H.Wills, the Gordon and Ena Baxter Foundation and The Marr Area Partnership. You will see the solar panels as you pass the Hall. What a grand job Ceiba Renewables and the team of electricians did installing the panels and batteries, despite the freezing weather conditions on those days. Ally Crawford Electricals installed our LED lights back in May, which has made a huge difference to our lighting. The last job on the list was to top up the loft insulation and this was expertly done by Kyle Sutherland Joinery. THANK YOU TO ALL OUR FUNDERS. And a huge thank you to our fundraiser Catriona Skene at Greenmore Consultancy who worked so hard on our behalf.

The generator is now in situ and resilience planning will continue after the Christmas break.

Everyone at Tullynessle and Forbes Community and Hall Association wishes you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy and Peaceful 2025.



(Date posted: 13/12/2024)

LATEST 50/50 CLUB DRAW RESULTS!


Dear 50/50 Club member

The December draw for the 50/50 Club took place on 12th December.

1st prize.   £113.75   Janet Bell

2nd prize. £68.25    Drennan and Morag Watson

3rd Prize   £45.50   William Lawson

Congratulations to all the winners!

Please spread the word. A big THANK YOU from the Board for your continued support!

The next draw will take place on 13th January.

Edna







(Date posted: 10/01/2025)

TULLYNESSLE HALL FILM CLUB - IN TO THE NEW YEAR!:


The second half of Tullynessle Hall Film Club;s 2024/25 season willcontinue on:


 THURSDAY 23rd JANUARY at 7:30 pm

 

 The film to be screened will be: 

PARIS, TEXAS (Cert 12A)

 

(1984; France/Germany; 146mins)

 

Directed by Wim Wenders and starring Bernard Wicki, Hunter Carson, Nastassja Kinski, Harry Dean Stanton, Aurore Clement, Dean Stockwell


This is a drama, from 1984, in which a man, missing for four years, attempts to reconnect with the wife who left him and their young son. 

Doors open at 7:00pm. Admission is £6 on the door. (Either cash, or we now accept card payments). 


Refreshments will be available but feel free to BYOB too!

 

For full details of the rest of this season’s programme see the Film Club web page under 'Whats On' (Click here)