Cruden Homes is helping to upgrade the outdoor spaces at Macmerry Miners Welfare & Community Hub in East Lothian, providing materials and skilled labour from its team at nearby Longniddry Village.
The contribution will support the Hub's ongoing improvement programme, helping to enhance its outdoor facilities and create a more welcoming space for members, visitors and the wider community.
The Hub and Cruden Homes have been working together to identify where the Longniddry Village team could make the greatest impact. This led to the donation of landscaping materials, along with the provision of brand new fencing and the skilled labour required for its installation.
The Macmerry Hub has been at the heart of the community for generations, providing a place for local people to meet, connect and take part in a range of activities.
Stuart Fleming, President of Macmerry Miners Welfare & Community Hub, said: “Macmerry Community Hub has been at the heart of our community for generations, providing a place where people can come together, connect and take part in a wide range of activities.The support from Cruden Homes will make a real and lasting difference to our outdoor facilities.
“On behalf of everyone at the Hub, I would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Cruden Homes team at Longniddry Village for their generosity, support and investment into our community.”
Michael Palethorpe, Community Benefit Manager at Cruden Homes, said: “We are delighted to support Macmerry Miners Welfare & Community Hub and the fantastic work it does for the local community. The Hub is a valued asset locally, and we are pleased to be able to contribute materials, labour and advice to help improve its facilities.
“Supporting projects that make a positive difference to local people is an important part of who we are as a business.”
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