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Promoter Darren Laurie is behind the events, and he told Edinburgh Live the parties will represent a "last hurrah" for the famous West Lothian venue. Like many communities across Scotland, there is a shortfall of specialist accommodation that caters to the needs of the elderly but as a result of our collaboration with CCG and Holmes Miller, we are catering to this demand by delivering a sustained programme of developments as well as creating a standard of living (and service) that is meticulously designed to meet the needs of every resident.” Morrison Community Care has proposed turning Club Earth into a care service centre with private residential nursing and dementia care for up to 66 residents, reports Edinburgh Live. The development will support over 100 jobs and a local recruitment drive will be undertaken over the course of the next 12 months in advance of a formal opening in summer 2024.

So news that the legendary Livingston venue will be reopening for five pop-up club nights over the festive period is sure to generate much excitement. It therefore wasn't too much of a challenge for Darren and his team to plan a fortnight of festive parties. The fright fest will take place from Wednesday October 28 until Sunday November 8, and even includes some local history in the form of a horror tribute to Lizzie Bryce, the 19th century local legend from mid-Calder who was reputedly a witch.

Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the Clubhouse and Country Club restaurants, lounges, bars, gym and swimming pool.

Nefertari Moonn described herself ‘spiritual’ before she began reading her husband’s Qur’an. Photograph: Nefertari Moonn A former nightclub in Livingston could become a new care home if developer proposals are accepted by West Lothian Council. The Discovery Den will be a dance music hub between the trees, with leading DJs spinning from day into night – including kingpin of the 80’s club scene DJ Fat Tony; Mister Good Times, Norman Jay MBE; plus DJ Paulette, Melon Bomb, Little Gay Brother, Siggy Smalls, Sophie Lloyd, WAZE, and more. Participation in Club and inter-club competitions for members with a registered, active EGF handicap. He explained that they'll be doing a launch party on 21 December, the famous Christmas eve party on 24 December, Fab Friday on the 27th and then a club night on Saturday the 28th.Further acts on the Main Stage line-up include legends of disco, pop, funk and soul: Sister Sledge who will set the stage alight with their contagious joy and hits such as He’s the Greatest Dancer, We are Family and Lost in Music.