Falkland & Newton of Falkland

What's new?

		Local outlets for Big Tent tickets Big Tent aficionados can now buy early bird tickets that offer a 10% discount on ticket prices, simply by visiting a local outlet.
		'Positive' start to police community meetings Engagement meetings have been introduced by Fife Constabulary to enable the public to discuss issues with officers face to face. Falkland's next meeting is 18 March 2010, 7pm at the Village Hall.
		Falkland Palace volunteering opportunities The NTS is seeking a Garden Assistant and a Property Guide to work in the Palace on a voluntary basis.
		Dark Skies Workshops: Falkland Explore the skies with help from the team of the Royal Observatory Edinburgh and their Star Lab on 14 March in Falkland. 3 workshops and/or an evening session to choose from.
		Falkland vs Falkland vs Falklands! Falkland Cricket Club celebrates it's 150th birthday this year, with a host of events, including a unique triumvirate tournament - the 'Festival of the 3 Falklands'. To reserve a copy of the anniversary book call Dougie Lawson on 01337 857019
		Falkland's past, present and future Find out more about Falkland's Conservation Area and make your contribution to the management, development and enhancement ideas that are outlined in Draft Falkland Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Plan.
		SpringFest Enjoy two nights of traditional song and music with some of Fife's finest musicians from 10-11 March in the Falkland Palace Chapel.
		Easter Clearance Shop Up to 50% off a wide range of gifts at the National Trust for Scotland's Easter clearance event at Falkland Town Hall from 2-5 April 10am-4pm.

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Falkland and Newton of Falkland stand only 1 mile apart, both villages nestled comfortably at the foot of the Lomond Hills.

Falkland is most well known for it's historical jewel, Falkland Palace, once the country residence of the Stewart Kings and Queens. It's neighbour Newton of Falkland is a sleepier hamlet with a long association with brewing and malting.

Falkland & Newton value their history, but are not living in the past! Home to a vibrant, local community which warmly welcomes visitors, the villages have a strong community ethos, founded on networks of family and neighbourhood.

Cruise the pages of this portal by clicking the community, tourism, education etc links above, and find out what makes Falkland & Newton unique and how you can get involved.

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Thanks to the Falkland Centre for Stewardship who have kindly allowed us to use the banner photograph 'Panorama of East Lomond' by Paul Turner, on the Falkland pages of this portal.

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