Tag: community
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Scots locals left outraged following destruction of community planters in Edinburgh neighbourhood
SCOTS locals have been left outraged following the destruction of a set of community planters in an Edinburgh neighbourhood. Staff at Robbie’s Bar on the capital’s Leith Walk found the community planters, which sit on the corner by Iona Street, in a state lsat Friday morning. The planters – which normally host plants and saplings…
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Community group supports families facing hardship this Christmas
EDINBURGH volunteers have helped provide vital support to more than 100 families experiencing difficulties in the area this Christmas. Volunteers at the Corstorphine Christmas Support Project have been working to deliver essential items to people facing hardship including food, household items and festive gifts. The project is run by members of the West Edinburgh Community…
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Community volunteers enjoy some Christmas cheer
VOLUNTEERS from charities in Aberdeen will be getting in the Christmas spirit this week in recognition of their work across the community. Aberdeen-headquartered technology company Xergy has donated dinner and drinks for up to 26 volunteers at the city’s Station Hotel on December 15. The dinner is in recognition of Aberdeen Football Community Trust (AFCT)…
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Volunteer instils community spirit through decade of dedication
Charity celebrates locals for giving the gift of walking SCOTLAND’S national walking charity is celebrating 14,000 dedicated volunteers who are helping to get Scots walking and wheeling each week. To mark International Volunteer Day, Paths for All is thanking those giving up their time to support the health of others whilst calling on those interested…
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Disabled mum slams government amid fears for disabled community following Chancellor’s Back to Work plan
A DISABLED mum has slammed the government amid her fears for the disabled community after Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Back to Work announcement. In his Autumn Statement yesterday, the Chancellor shared his plans to “better support people into work where they are able, focusing on the long-term sick and disabled, and long-term unemployed.” Pictured: Rachel Curtis.…
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Community bands together to stop mega fish farm plans
West coast locals horrified at inevitable damage to Loch Linnhe ALARMED LOCALS are calling for government action to halt plans to create Scotland’s largest fish farm in a loch known for its dolphins, otters, seals and sea eagles. Local divers, fishermen, wild swimmers and even a rock band have voiced opinions and are outraged by…
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Scots uni launches first national pain survey to support chronic pain community
A SCOTS university claims that their new survey dedicated to the experience of those living with chronic pain has the potential to change their lives. The Alleviate Pain Data Hub, led by the University of Dundee, aims to direct pain research to best meet the needs of the chronic pain community through the UK National…
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Community deer stalking pilot underway at Creag Meagaidh
LOCAL residents are being offered the chance to stalk deer at a nature togel singapore reserve located at Creag Meagaidh mountain in the Scottish Highlands. The community deer management pilot offers those living nearby the opportunity to learn deer management skills and, when fully trained and qualified, free access to the reserve. Community models of…
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Shining stars of the community praised at awards ceremony
Milngavie day centre commended for going the extra mile STAFF at a specialised day centre have been commended by their employer for their commitment to providing high-quality care to members of the community living with advanced dementia. Oakburn Park Day Care Service, operated by Bield Housing and Care, was crowned ‘Team of the Year’ at…
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Coastal community fight to stop Scotland’s largest fish farm
Huge experiment would see salmon equivalent to 11,000 cows in Loch Linnhe A COMMUNITY living on the pristine shores of one of Scotland’s most picturesque lochs have called plans to create Scotland’s largest fish farm a potential “act of unimaginable vandalism.” Long Live Loch Linnhe is a collective of highly concerned local residents who have…