Kirkmichael Village Hall

05/05/2026

Just a wee reminder - no Chair Yoga this week. Back next Wednesday, 13th May.

06/04/2026

Everyone welcome - browse, swap, chat!

06/04/2026

Chair Yoga restarts on Wednesday 8th April, 10am at Kirkmichael Village Hall. Thank you for your patience during March and I am really looking forward to seeing everyone again.

This is class is suitable for anyone looking to improve mobility in a safe, supported and very friendly environment. It is not a 'fitness' class, but an opportunity to ease out sore or stiff muscles and joints and explore different ways to keep moving and balancing.

You are welcome to come along for as much of the class as is suitable so if you feel that you'd like to attend for half an hour or the full class, that is absolutely ok!

Class is offered on a donation basis however, there is no requirement to make a donation. No pre-booking required, just turn up in your everyday clothes. I often hear that people don't attend yoga classes as they do not want to be barefoot but in Chair Yoga you can keep socks and/or shoes on so please don't let that put you off!

22/03/2026

Look forward to seeing you all :)

03/03/2026

A further apology but due to some personal circumstances, I have to pause our Chair Yoga class for March. I will restart as soon as I can. Many thanks for your support and understanding.

25/02/2026

Apologies but due to instructor illness, there is no Chair Yoga today, 25 Feb. Back on 11th March.

24/02/2026

You are warmly invited to take part in a Workshop to help shape a shared Catchment Restoration Vision for the River Ericht Catchment.

Background

Despite having a designation as one of the most important spawning grounds for Atlantic Salmon in Europe, like many other catchments in Scotland, the Ericht is being negatively impacted by deforestation, habitat fragmentation, peatland degradation, water quality, water abstraction issues, bank erosion and invasive species. In addition flooding and drought events are accelerating. The River Ericht Catchment Restoration (https://erichtcatchment.scot/) Steering Group is undertaking a series of engagements over the next few months, aimed at bringing together communities of interest and place in the Catchment to see how these issues can be better addressed.

Our hope is that local residents, community groups, schools, businesses, anglers, land owners/managers and others who care about and benefit from the landscapes and waters of the River Ericht catchment will want to get involved in its restoration.

Your local knowledge and lived experience are essential to ensuring future restoration reflects what truly matters to everyone who lives and works in the Catchment.

What is the workshop about?

The day will focus on:

· Sharing key findings from community and catchment baseline work

· Co-creating a long-term (20–30 year) vision for a thriving River Ericht Catchment

· Identifying practical community benefits that catchment restoration should deliver - environmental, social, cultural, and economic

The workshop will be highly interactive, using maps and group discussion to capture ideas and priorities.

What will happen on the day?

Participants will:

· Explore what they value most about the catchment

· Identify challenges and opportunities

· Imagine what a healthy, resilient catchment could look like in the future

· Help build a Community Benefit Inventory that will guide future restoration projects, funding bids, and decision-making

No technical knowledge is required — just your perspective.

Practical details

Workshop Date: Saturday April 4th 10.00am – 1.00pm Kirkmichael Village Hall, Kirkmichael, PH10 7LZ

24/02/2026

Two fun and interesting events being offered by Strathardle Lodge 1507 at the Hall. All welcome!

20/02/2026

Just a wee reminder! Tomorrow at the Hall. Items can be dropped off tonight between 5pm and 6pm.

19/02/2026