Haddington Central
​Tenants & Residents Association (HCTRA)

HCTRA is the largest Tenants and Residents Association in East Lothian.  It is composed of tenants, residents and local businesses who live and work in the heart of Haddington.   It's your town, its your community so you have the right to have your say.

Mental Health and Wellbeing Group
​7pm, 2nd November, West Church, Court Street, Haddington
At our last meeting it was agreed to create a   Mental Health and Wellbeing Steering  Group to find ways to improve access to   mental health services, raise awareness   of mental health issues and promote   better health and personal wellbeing. 
 
Haddington, East Lothian & much of Scotland is currently suffering from   high suicide rates especially among young people and men. Young   people, especially girls, are reporting bullying, harassment and anxiety.   The elderly are also reporting record levels of loneliness and difficulty in  accessing services. Lets put a stop to this by coming together as a   community and finding viable solutions. It is your town so you should  have a say in what goes on here.

For more information contact haddingtoncentraltra@gmail.com
2023 meeting dates
All meetings start at 7pm unless otherwise stated.
HCTRA are a volunteer group of people who live and work in Haddington who seek to represent the views of all tenants, businesses and home owners in the area to help make the neighbourhood a better place to live, work and visit. At previous pulbic meetings we have highlightedpersistent and pernicious anti-social behaviour, lobbied to get street lights fixed as well as raising concerns about planned changes to parking and town centre development.
We aim to:
  • Facilitate positive change within the town
  • Foster an inclusive community spirit.
  • Engage the community with social outreach projects.
  • Produce regular newsletters about local events and meetings.
At previous pulbic meetings we have:
  • Highlighted persistent and pernicious anti-social behaviour
  • Lobbied to get street lights fixed
  • Raised concerns about planned changes to parking and town centre development.
  • ​and much more.
The HCTRA committee is composed of passionate and committed people, who hope to keep Haddington a great place to visit, live and work.
It’s your community so you should have your say in what happens here.

Contact HCTRA

To find out more, to get involved or to get updates regarding community action, events and meetings; please see the contact information below: 

Twitter   @haddcentraltra
Facebook    @haddcentraltra
Email:   haddingtoncentraltra@gmail.com
Text:   07740916957 (text preferred)

Areas covered by Hadding Central Tenants and Residents Association

Auction Mart
Baird Terrace
Beechwood Road
Bothwell Bank
Brewery Court
Britannia Wynd
Broad Wynd
Brown Street
Burleigh's wa's
Cairns Close
Calder's Lawn
Caponflat Crescent
Carlyle Court
Church Street
Court Street
Cross Lane
Dicksons Close
Dobson's Close
Dobson's Place
Dobson's Walk
Edward Court
Florabank Road
Fortune Avenue
Glebe Terrace
Gourlaybank
Gowl Close
Hailes Green
Hailes Terrace
Hardgate
Hardgate Court
Hawthornbank Road
Hepburn Road
Herdmanflatt
High Street
Hope Park
Hope Park Crescent
Hopetoun Drive
Hospital Road
John Brown Court
Kilpair Street
Knox Court
Lydgait
​Knox Place
Lady Kitty Garden
Lennox Milne Court
Letham Drive
Lodge Street ​
Lydgait Gardens
Mark Lane
Market Court
Market Street
Meadowpark
Meadowpark Court
Memorial Park
Mill Wynd
Millfield
Mitchell's Close
Neilson Park
Neilson park Road
Newton Port
The Old Bowling Green
​Opera Close
Orchard Grove
Paterson Place
Peachdales
Poldrate
Princess Mary Place
Princess Mary Road
Rosehall
Rosehall Place
Ross's Close
​Roughead Close
Shiells Close
Sidegate
Sidegate Lane
Sidegate Mews
St. Ann's Place
Station Avenue
Station Road 
Templedean Park
Tenterfield Drive
The Butts Footpath
The Maltings
The Sands
Tyne Close
Tynebank Road
Vetch Park
Victoria Park
Victoria Road
Wemyss Place
Weston Gardens