Day: February 13, 2018

Thanks a million: Young Start funding for local youth group

Pilton Youth & Childrens Project (PYCP) is one of three Edinburgh projects to share in £957, 526 of dormant funds and building society cash from the Young Start fund. Continue reading Thanks a million: Young Start funding for local youth group

Have your say in Fire & Rescue Service consultation

Consultation opens on ‘transformation vision’

THE Scottish Fire and Rescue Service is set to launch a public consultation as it continues to lead the way in Scotland’s public sector – by proposing to transform to meet modern risks. Continue reading Have your say in Fire & Rescue Service consultation

The Name Game: Singles seeking a spouse with a fat wallet should swipe right for Ed and Liz

•   Men named ‘Ed’ make the best paid dates, earning an average of £61,400 a year, the largest pay cheque of all names analysed

•   Women called ‘Liz’ also bring home the bacon, with highest average female earnings of £38,800

•   Money-hungry singletons should avoid dating those called ‘Reece’ and ‘Paige’, the lowest valued male and female names

•   Most attractive names, ‘James’ and ‘Sarah’, fail to make the list of top earners, with average salaries of £38,100 and £29,800 respectively

Valentine hopefuls looking for a partner with a large pay cheque are best off dating men called Ed and women named Liz, according to new research by job search-engine Adzuna. Continue reading The Name Game: Singles seeking a spouse with a fat wallet should swipe right for Ed and Liz

Napier Graduate Apprenticeships programme breaks new ground

A SCHEME which gives people the chance to study for university level qualifications while in paid full-time employment is being expanded into two new Schools at Edinburgh Napier University. Continue reading Napier Graduate Apprenticeships programme breaks new ground