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St Margarets House Holiday Hours

Post date 21 November 2025

 

St Margarets House will run on reduced hours on both Monday the 22nd and Tuesday the 23rd of December from 9am – 5pm. 

The building will be closed from 5pm on Tuesday the 23rd of December and will reopen at 12pm on Sunday the 28th of December. 

The building will run on regular hours on Monday the 29th of December and then reduced hours on Tuesday the 30th of December, 9am -5pm.

The building will then be closed again from 5pm on Tuesday the 30th of December and will reopen on Sunday the 4th of January and operate on regular hours. 

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Open Invitation to Honour Oil Industry workers who lost their lives whilst working offshore.

Post date 13 November 2024

Every year, The Oil and Gas chaplaincy hold the industry’s Annual Service of Remembrance to commemorate the lives lost while working offshore.

The Oil and Gas Chaplaincy, based in Aberdeen, provides pastoral care and support to those who work or have worked in the industry.  The Chaplaincy is for everyone regardless of faith or none. Created in the 1980s, originally brought on by the aftermath of the Chinook helicopter disaster in Shetland, however, it wasn’t until the Piper Alpha disaster that efforts to advance the necessary steps to formalise the Chaplaincy, took place.

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Happy Anniversary Artisan Stitch

Post date 20 February 2019

1 February marked the first anniversary of my moving into St Margaret’s House, and four years of Artisan Stitch. Initially painted dark grey, the sixth floor studio is now a bright, inviting and sociable space. The larger room has enabled me to extend my range of creative textile workshops and provide even more sewing classes for adults and children alike. The larger wall space has also enabled me to display more of my textile art and my collection of vintage and antique sewing machines. It’s more like a gallery or mini-museum, than a classroom!

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