Eden Consultancy Group

22/04/2024

After some over-winter hibernation (similar to TeamEden on this platform), the Centre reopens to tour visitors on Saturday 27 April. Also between 10am and 4pm each Tuesday and Saturday until October. For more info and to book a tour check out: https://falkirksteeple.com/visit-the-steeple/

10/10/2023

Are you an caring for someone with a mental health and/or intellectual disability?

We hosting 2 online focus groups (Friday 27th Oct & Wed 1st Nov) to seek the views and experiences of unpaid carers regarding carer awareness training for staff.

More info below 👇

23/08/2022

We are currently recruiting for 2 positions for the front shop in the pharmacy.

Postion 1
Saturday Front Counter Assistant. This position would be ideal for a student, especially someone wanting to or is currently studying pharmacy.

Position 2
Retail and Health care assistant. This role would include selling prescription medicines, taking in and handing out of prescriptions, helping to maintain the front shop and giving basic advise on minor ailments.

To apply please email you CV and a cover letter to [email protected]. Feel free to call the shop or come in to the shop if you require further information.

14/04/2022

Please take a minute to read and share this post, please also read the Falkirk Healthy High Street team's update via the link at the end of the post

*WE NEED YOUR HELP*
Due to the lack of support from Falkirk Councillors in the regeneration of our town centre the healthy high street group of which I am a member of, have been campaigning to get them to act on the state of our high street, with absolute NO SUCCESS - so here we are again trying to do their job for them….

We are asking the public to vote wisely and think about their historic town centre when we come to the polls again this May, as so far all we have had is false promises “over promising and under delivering” AGAIN!!!

Challenge all the parties claiming they are doing the best for the town. Quite simply, NONE of them are!

We have now seen the elected council end our Free after 3 parking, close Glebe Street toilets and still they procrastinate over our town centre regeneration .

Please take the time to click on the link and sign the Falkirk Healthy High Street petition and read the facts.

Falkirk used to be a fabulous bustling town, people used to travel to come and spend the day in falkirk town centre but this is clearly not the case now and hadn’t been for a long time so we need your help for the High Street regeneration to go ahead so PLEASE click on the petition and read the update so everyone is aware of the situation we are in before we cast our votes.


https://chng.it/jNLW8ZyytY

https://www.change.org/p/falkirk-council-councillors-locate-falkirk-council-s-new-hq-and-civic-facilities-in-falkirk-s-traditional-town-centre/u/30433824

16/03/2022

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27/01/2022

If you live in the Falkirk area please take a minute to vote in the Community Choices programme run by Falkirk Council. There are some great community initiatives that need your support right across the District including this one by Syngenta Juvenilles FC, and the others from Firends of Inchyra Park, Barony Players, and Friends of Forth Valley First Responders

⭐️ VOTING IS NOW OPEN ⭐️

We have been shortlisted to receive additional funding but we need your help!

Our proposal is to work with Grangemouth High School, Falkirk Council and Gateway to deliver new sports facilities that will have a hugely positive impact for the school, Syngenta Juveniles and the wider Grangemouth community.

Please send the link below to your friends, family and colleagues who live in Grangemouth.

https://bit.ly/VoteSyngenta

Here’s what you need to do…

✅ Click on the link above
✅ Click on the “cast your votes” button
✅ Fill in your name, email address and postcode
✅ Choose SYNGENTA as Option 1
✅ Click to Submit your vote

That’s it!

Please, please, please ask your contacts to complete this 30 second process and share it to as many Grangemouth residents as possible!

Voting closes in a couple of weeks so there’s not much time! Over the voting period we’ll be sharing stories and info about what this means for Grangemouth, the team and the community ❤️

We really appreciate your support!

Please share!

27/01/2022

Thank you Johnston's Handmade Tablet looking yummy :-)

Our branded bags have arrived!

When you see our bags you can be sure they will be full of deliciousness!



Special thanks to Rose Eden Consultancy Group

12/12/2021

During the last few weeks many of you have chatted to me in the boutique about your fond memories of what the town used to be like, and you are now shocked when you visit at the deterioration of the High Street.

Plenty of other towns in Scotland and throughout the UK are seeing the benefits of local and central government investment and available capital grants being used to improve their town centres. Falkirk Council should be doing likewise.

Last Wednesday 8 December, opposition Councillors on Falkirk Council banded together and voted against investment in Falkirk’s town centre. A very narrow majority of 15 Councillors to 14 voted to:

BLOCK any further investment in the town centre by Falkirk Council, including any further work by officers and local businesses on the town centre action plan. The SAME Councillors had, in June 2021 voted to PROCEED with a new and sustainable combined HQ, Town Hall and other Civic Facilities at High Street/Cockburn Street.

The Council has spent £2M of the taxpayer’s money on this sort of dithering since 2017 and achieved virtually nothing.

They have now instead decided to instruct the acquisition of the old Westbank Clinic and to do updated feasibility designs for a larger HQ (to include new Council Chambers and a meeting space) on the Westbank site. The Council considered a similar scheme in 2017 but rejected it as being unsuitable but now the Councillors have elected to spend another £80k of the taxpayers money on consultants fees trying to develop a ‘sticking plaster’ solution despite knowing that the current Town Hall building is functionally obsolete!!

The stage is not deep enough for modern performances. The age of the existing 56-year-old Town Hall means that the Council will not be able to borrow money to refurbish it or attract grant funding to do so. A new combined HQ and Town Hall in the town centre would attract £8m of regeneration grant funding. The Falkirk area currently stands to lose this.

This is the reason we set up the Healthy High Street petition: to ask all Councillors to honour their earlier commitments to help to regenerate the town centre by locating the new HQ and Civic Facilities on the High Street.

One councillor in opposition said in the meeting that the views and comments of people who have signed the Healthy High Street petition are “irrelevant to him”
However, I know that many people do care about our town centre. Our petition continues to gather momentum and has already amassed almost double the number of signatures than that councillor got votes at the last election.

Another Councillor said that the town centre “doesn’t need any investment from Falkirk Council” and that “the town centre will refurbish itself – it’s been doing that for hundreds of years”.
You only need to walk along the High Street to see that this is simply not the case.

These sorts of opinions have been holding Falkirk Town Centre back for years. It needs to stop. We are talking about money that cannot be used for education, social services or other community purposes. If this capital project money and grant funding isn’t used for town centre regeneration it will be completely lost, to the detriment of future generations of Falkirk bairns.

If like us, you believe that Falkirk deserves better and agree that Falkirk Council should be locating its own HQ and Civic Facilities in the town centre.
Please take a minute to read and sign our petition. Please also share with your friends and family and ask them to do likewise.

Let’s make Falkirk great again!

https://www.change.org/p/falkirk-council-councillors-locate-falkirk-council-s-new-hq-and-civic-facilities-in-falkirk-s-traditional-town-centre

11/12/2021

Our NEW Tablet Crackers are available now!

The perfect Stocking Filler, addition to the Christmas Table or little Christmas Gift

Available from most stockists now

Special thanks to Rose Eden Consultancy Group

27/11/2021

We are so happy to announce that Santa's Grotto opens today in The Howgate at 11am! 🎄

Located next to Bodycare in the centre, it costs £2 to meet Santa which includes a gift.


The Howgate Shopping Centre, Falkirk

27/11/2021

Wee Bear Cafe, Lintrathen is temporarily closed today (Saturday 27th November) due to there being no power in the village. Several roads are closed due to fallen trees. Check back for further updates. Stay warm and stay safe x