The New Well, Linlithgow

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The New Well, Linlithgow This page is for The New Well, Linlithgow - a safe space for the people of Linlithgow and the surrounding areas.

The New Well is a charity registered in Scotland SC050173. The New Well is a community focussed charity based in Linlithgow that grew out of St John's Church in 2020. Our aim is to bring hope and connection through enhancing emotional, financial and spiritual wellbeing and our volunteers come from various local churches. The New Well team provides counselling, runs a Christians Against Poverty Job Club and Money Courses and facilitates Chatty Tables in some local cafes – especially for those who are isolated and lonely. We befriend individuals and, where appropriate, signpost them to further sources of support. We work in partnership with various local statutory and voluntary organisations.

02/11/2026

What was the first thing you ever saved up your own money to buy?

And was it worth it?

🎻 TONIGHT IN LINLITHGOW!Join us for a beautiful evening of music in support of the work of The New Well.Violinist Ben Co...
30/10/2026

🎻 TONIGHT IN LINLITHGOW!

Join us for a beautiful evening of music in support of the work of The New Well.

Violinist Ben Couper brings Journey Through the Wilderness to the Low Port Centre tonight, combining the remarkable sound of his electric violin with stories and reflections along the way.

A wonderful opportunity to enjoy live music, bring a friend and support a local charity.

📍 Low Port Centre, Linlithgow
🕢 Tonight at 7:30pm
🎟️ £10 / £8 concession

Tickets available at the door!

Or book in advance:
https://thenewwell.charitysuite.com/events/yysjmrwj

We'd love to see you there!

🎻 Fancy a fun and interesting Friday night while supporting a good cause?This Friday, we're welcoming violinist Ben Coup...
28/10/2026

🎻 Fancy a fun and interesting Friday night while supporting a good cause?

This Friday, we're welcoming violinist Ben Couper to Linlithgow for Journey Through the Wilderness.

One musician, one electric violin, and the sound of an entire string quartet!

It's a chance to enjoy something different, spend an evening with friends and support the work of The New Well.

Every ticket helps us continue bringing hope and connection to people in our community.

So grab your tickets, tell a friend, and come along!

đź“… Friday 30 October | 7:30pm
📍 Low Port Centre, Linlithgow
🎟️ £10 / £8 concession

Book here:
https://thenewwell.charitysuite.com/events/yysjmrwj

Tickets also available at the door.

Journey through the Wilderness Featuring Ben Couper on electric violin. Using loop pedals and effects, Ben creates the sound of a string quartet in real time using just one violin. The concert moves through a range of musical styles, from classical and folk to popular-inspired music, woven together....

26/10/2026

What's something you own that has lasted far longer than you ever expected?

23/10/2026

The movement that settles.

A flickering fire. Waves breaking on a beach. A piece of music without words.

All constantly moving, yet somehow inviting us to be still.

There's something about instrumental music that holds our attention while giving our minds permission to wander.

To remember, imagine, reflect, or simply enjoy being there.

Some thoughts are worth sharing. Others are worth sitting with.

Confidence can disappear long before ability does.At The New Well's Job Club, we help people recognise the skills, stren...
21/10/2026

Confidence can disappear long before ability does.

At The New Well's Job Club, we help people recognise the skills, strengths and experience they already have.

Sometimes it takes another person to help us see what we've lost sight of.

19/10/2026

What was your first job, and what did it teach you?

There's something powerful about hearing someone else express what you've been feeling.Grief can be particularly difficu...
16/10/2026

There's something powerful about hearing someone else express what you've been feeling.

Grief can be particularly difficult to put into words. Then a song comes along that captures it so well, it's almost as though someone has reached into your experience and given it a voice.

The grief is still there. But there's comfort in recognising that someone else understands.

And perhaps that helps us carry it a little more softly.

Has a song ever made you feel understood?

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Linlithgow
EH477EN

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