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Ms. Cait Ni Cadlaig on EIJB funding crisis: The Third Sector relationship with the EIJB
Richard palmer on Shelter Scotland calls for “immediate intervention” against City of Edinburgh Council after vote to strip homeless households of human rights
No thanks on Call for UK Government support in scrapping the two-child limit
Douglas Wright on Call for UK Government support in scrapping the two-child limit
Ms. Cait Ni Cadlaig on Heart of Newhaven’s Tallest Knitted Christmas Tree

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Posted on 10/01/2016Author davepickeringCategories North Edinburgh News, Royston/WardieburnTags Burns Night, Community Ceilidh, events, Granton Community Gardeners, Living in Harmony, participation, Royston Wardieburn Community Centre

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