Castle Douglas South West Scotland Churches, Council Offices, Dentists, Doctors, Organisations, Schools Sports Clubs
Castle Douglas is the market and Food Town in the Stewartry, South West Scotland and is home to many important services and organisations.Castle Douglas Churches
Castle Douglas Roman Catholic ChurchMeets at St. Ninian'sSt. Andrew Street, Castle Douglas, DG7 1EN Tel: 01557 330 687 Web: Castle Douglas Roman Catholic Email: Castle Douglas Roman Catholic |
Tuesdays 11.00am Catholic Mass taken by Parish Priest: Very Rev William R McFadden, PHB, STL, MS, VG |
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Castle Douglas Quaker MeetingMeeting Place:Community Centre, Cotton Street, Castle Douglas DG7 1AJ (please use rear entrance) 01557 814 376 |
Meeting for Worship each Sunday 10.30 - 11.30 |
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Church of ScotlandQueen Street,Castle Douglas, DG7 1EW 01556 502 171 |
Services: Sunday 10.30am and Sunday 7pm (evening service on the first Sunday of the month only) |
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Elim Pentecostal ChurchBlackpark Road,Castle Douglas, DG7 1DJ Tel: 01556 505 855 Web: Elim Castle Douglas Email: Elim Castle Douglas |
Something for Everyone Come and enjoy a great time of worship and fun for the whole family! You will find our services are really enjoyable, and relevant to your life today. Come and discover for yourself the great news that God is not mad at you! He loves you with a passion. Minister: Mike Smith |
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Kings Grange House ChurchKings Grange HouseCastle Douglas Dumfries & Galloway DG7 3EU Tel: 07836 656 219 King's Grange House Church Email: King's Grange House Church |
Our purpose is to help and support believers in their daily Christian lives. Our fellowship meetings are informal but orderly. We believe that all Christians have gifts and talents from God which benefit the Church and we encourage participation. |
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St Ninian's Episcopal Church in Scotland.St. Andrew Street,Castle Douglas, DG7 1EN
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The Scottish Episcopal Church is part of the world-wide
Anglican Communion, which includes the Episcopal Churches of Commonwealth
countries, The American Episcopal Church, and the Churches of England, Ireland
and Wales. Through the Porvoo Agreement, we are also in communion with the
Scandinavian Lutheran Churches. We welcome visitors from all Christian denominations. |
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Castle Douglas Council Offices
Castle Douglas Council Office4 Market Street |
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Castle Douglas Dentists
R G Lyons189 King StreetCastle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire, DG7 1DZ 01556 502 488 |
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St Andrew Street Dental Practice1 St Andrew StreetCastle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire, DG7 1DE 01556 503 348 |
Castle Douglas Medical
Castle Douglas Medical GroupGarden Hill Primary Care Centre |
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Dr Carson and PartnersGardenhill Primary Care CentreCastle Douglas DG7 3EE Web site: Dr. Carson and Partners |
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Castle Douglas Organisations
Castle Douglas Community CentreCotton Street |
We are hosting some pages for Castle Douglas Community
Centre listing their facilities and the Clubs and organisations meeting
there. Castle Douglas Community Centre |
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Castle Douglas Community IT CentreCommunity CentreCotton Street Castle Douglas Tel: 01556 503 167 Web: Castle Douglas Community IT Centre Email: Castle Douglas Community IT Centre 
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The it centre - providing computer training for
all ages and abilities across the Stewartry. We offer training for the complete beginner through to the more advanced. Courses can be certificated for recognition by employers or undertaken just for fun and personal achievement. Many of our courses can be funded through the ILA Scotland scheme and our IT suite is open on a flexible access basis so that learning can fit into your life. |
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Castle Douglas Rotary ClubWeb: Castle Douglas Rotary
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Meets at 6:00PM for 6.30PM every Thursday evening at The Kings Arms Hotel, Castle Douglas |
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Galloway Pipes and DrumsGalloway Pipes and Drums |
Started in 2004, The Galloway
Pipes and Drums are a group of both young and old musicians who enjoy playing
for fun and to the public. The Galloway Pipes and Drums are always looking for some new players, both beginners and more experienced players. So if anyone is interested please Contact Us and come along to one of our Practice Nights to get involved. Find out the latest news from the band on the News Page! |
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Stewartry Camcorder ClubMeets twice a month inCastle Douglas Community Centre |
We have a thread on our forum listing Stewartry Camcorder Club meetings. |
Castle Douglas and the Stewartry Schools
Castle Douglas High School43 Dunmuir RoadCastle Douglas DG7 1LQ Web site: Castle Douglas High School 01556 502 821 |
We have high aspirations for all our pupils and the
best way to fulfil them is for us to work together with our parents/carers
encouraging our youngsters in all aspects of school life. An essential aspect of our working partnership is for all parents / carers to know there is good communication between school and home. We will make every effort to maintain good contact through newsletters, our website, letters which praise individual contributions and achievements and early phone calls or letters should we have any concerns. |
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Castle Douglas Primary SchoolJenny's Loaning,Castle Douglas DG7 1JA 01556 502 516 Web site: Castle Douglas Primary School |
Castle Douglas Primary School is a co-educational
primary school serving the town of Castle Douglas and surrounding rural
area stretching beyond the Old Bridge of Urr in the north, Bridge of Dee
in the west, Milton of Buittle to the east and Little Knox to the south.
School transport is available for children from these areas providing they live over two miles (under eight years old) or three miles (over eight) from the school. There are twelve classes ranging from Primary 1 to Primary 7, a nursery for 3 and 4 year olds and a Learning Centre to meet the needs of pupils with additional support needs. The school was built in 2010 replacing an older building on the same site. The current school roll is 315 pupils and there is also an eighty place nursery for 3 and 4 year olds. Close links are fostered with local playcare and childcare providers and Castle Douglas High School so that all children are ensured a smooth and happy transition at both admission and transfer stages. |
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Crossmichael Primary School01556 670 282 |
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Gelston Primary School01556 502 415 |
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Hardgate Primary School01556 660 221 |
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Palnackie Primary School01556 600 223 |
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Springholm Primary SchoolReoch ParkSpringholm 01556 650 326 |
Castle Douglas Out of School Care
Castle Douglas Toddler's GroupSt John's AnnexCastle Douglas Community Centre Cotton Street Castle Douglas 07748 518 311 email: Toddler's Group |
Castle Douglas Toddlers Group is held 3 times a week for 0-5 year olds. We have a dedicated toddler rooom with baby section. We welcome new members and the first session is free. Sessions are held 3 times a week on Tuesdays 9.30-12, Wednesdays & Thursdays 1.30-3.00 in Room 2 (Toddlers), St Johns Annex, Cotton Street, Castle Douglas. We are open throughout the school holidays. | |
Scruffs Childcare3a Station Yard,Castle Douglas 01556 502 205 |
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Sparklers Castle DouglasBlackpark RoadCastle Douglas DG7 1DJ 01556 504 790 Web: Sparklers Castle Douglas |
Sparklers Private Nursery and OSK's Club in Castle Douglas have a lot to offer both you and your children. We have a wide variety of services which are second to none. Our website gives you information about our Nursery and Out of School Club and other activities which are on offer to you. We have an ‘open door’ policy at all our Nurseries and parents/carers are welcome at any time, so please come in and see us for an informal chat and a look around to find out more. |
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Springholm PlaygroupThe Memorial Hall, Reoch park, Springholm, Castle Douglas DG7 3LJ Tel: 07826 623 258 Web: Springholm Playgroup |
We aim to make your child’s time with us as enjoyable as possible. They will be able to choose from the many activities on offer. Through play, your child is learning all the time. Each activity is an opportunity for children to develop their skills and feel a sense of achievement in what they do – whether it is fitting a jigsaw together or smothering a sheet of paper with glue or paint. We believe that encouragement and praise are important to stimulate the child to want to learn more and to develop a positive self-image. We recognise that parents are the prime carers and educators of their own children. Parents have a unique and specialised knowledge of their own child and your opinions and experience are much valued by us. |
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