A wide range of arts, sports and community projects across Scotland are today celebrating a National Lottery cash boost of £637,778. Continue reading Lottery cash for local projects
Month: September 2018
World Sepsis Day: Spotting the signs
WORLD SEPSIS DAY – 13th SEPTEMBER
Bank of Scotland gets Canonmills Gardens firing with £21 million development loan
Award winning developer, Artisan Real Estate Investors, has secured a £21m development debt funding to support its new Canonmills Gardens residential scheme from Bank of Scotland. Continue reading Bank of Scotland gets Canonmills Gardens firing with £21 million development loan
Briggs: It’s okay to talk
Miles Briggs MSP spoke in the Suicide Prevention Debate at the Scottish Parliament yesterday. Continue reading Briggs: It’s okay to talk
Hearts stars call on Scots to add to £4.2 million raised by Kiltwalkers
The Kiltwalk has revealed that 2018 has been the event’s biggest year ever – and the final whistle is yet to sound on fundraising! Continue reading Hearts stars call on Scots to add to £4.2 million raised by Kiltwalkers
Improving young people’s mental health
The chair of a taskforce reviewing mental healthcare for young people has called for a stronger focus on prevention and more community-based care. Continue reading Improving young people’s mental health
Slum landlord? Muirhouse high rise conditions “insufferable”
“If this was a private landlord there would be outrage” – Councillor Graham Hutchison
North West Locality Committee has called for an urgent report into the scale of the problems faced by Muirhouse high rise tenants. The call for action follows an emergency motion submitted by the Conservatives and supported by the Liberal Democrats at Tuesday night’s marathon NWLC meeting. Continue reading Slum landlord? Muirhouse high rise conditions “insufferable”
PY’s Autumn Programme
Pilton Youth & Childrens Project have published their Autumn programme:
And here’s a chance to see what they were up to over the summer!
http://pycp.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Summer-Autumn-2018-Newsletter-2.pdf
School trips? Book ATOL protection or parents could be out of pocket
Teachers and parents in Scotland are today being advised to check that any school trips involving air travel, booked for the coming academic year, are fully protected by the ATOL scheme. The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), which runs ATOL, is making the call as schools start organising class trips for the coming months. Continue reading School trips? Book ATOL protection or parents could be out of pocket
Physical activity programme expanded
Older people in care are to get the support they need to increase their activity levels and improve their quality of life. An investment of £730,000 will allow the Care About Physical Activity programme (CAPA) to be expanded across Scotland and builds on previous Scottish Government funding of almost £1 million. Continue reading Physical activity programme expanded