OUR COMMUNITY ACTION PLAN (CAP) HIGHLIGHTED THAT OUR COMMUNITY WOULD LIKE OPPORTUNITIES TO COME TOGETHER, TO SOCIALISE AND MAKE CONNECTIONS.

WITH THIS IN MIND, A SMALL GROUP OF VOLUNTEERS ARE MEETING TO PLAN A SERIES OF SOCIAL EVENTS SPREAD ACROSS THE YEAR - WE ARE HOPING TO HAVE A VARIED PROGRAMME WHICH WILL MEAN THAT THERE IS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. 

WATCH THIS SPACE FOR MORE INFORMATION.

IF YOU HAVE ANY IDEAS OR WOULD LIKE TO BECOME INVOVLED IN PLANNING AND ARRANGING EVENTS PLEASE CONTACT US - contact@nvct.scot. 

A fabulous evening was had by all at the Christmas Carols event on 19th December - with a special guest appearance from Santa who's reindeer were having a rest in the lead up to the big event - thankyou to Eileen Forbes and the Cycling Without Age Scotland Trike, Trimonty, for helping Santa to join us on the night.

Thankyou to our generous community who raised funds through a collection for NVCT and CWAS.

Triple Peaks Community Cinema

Our Cinema Licence does not allow us to publish forthcoming film titles, if you want to know what films are coming up join our Film Club to receive regular updates and film titles via email - contact David Macgowan - davidmacgowan@gmail.com.

Our Autumn Film Theme is : “The Near Departed”. 

A celebration of films starring Robert Redford, Terence Stamp, Claudia Cardinale and Diane Keaton.

Tuesday 18th November 2025 - 7.00pm         Celebrating Terence Stamp. John          Schlesinger’s classic 1967 film, with Julie Christie, Peter Finch and Alan Bates. Thomas Hardy has never looked so good on a big screen, thanks to Nicholas Roeg, who was behind the lens.

Tuesday 2nd December 2025 - 7.00pm           Celebrating Robert Redford. George Roy Hill’s 1969 remarkable depiction of “The Hole in the Wall” gang in 1899. They robbed banks and jumped off cliffs.

Often forgotten, Katherine Ross also puts in     a great performance.

Tuesday 16th December 2025 - 7.00pm Celebrating Claudia Cardinale. The first film in this franchise was made in 1963 by Blake Edwards. Cardinale, who had won “The most beautiful Italian girl in Tunisia” competition, became a star in Italy before she appeared in this film. “Da dum, da Dum……”

Tuesday 13th January 2026 - 7.00pm.             Celebrating Diane Keaton. Is it the funniest film ever made? Some people think so (quite a lot, actually). Keaton’s career (she was in "The Godfather") really took off with this 1977 Woody Allen vehicle. Start the New Year on a positive and happy note…….

To join the Triple Peaks Community Cinema Club, get regular updates and have your say about forthcoming showings contact davidmacgowan@gmail.com