A group of parents from Craigroyston Primary planned and organised a special event to celebrate diversity at the school on Thursday. Continue reading Celebrating diversity at Craigroyston Primary School
Month: October 2018
Letters: Bake a difference for people with epilepsy
Dear Editor
I am writing to ask your readers to brew up and bake a difference, all to support people with epilepsy. Continue reading Letters: Bake a difference for people with epilepsy
Work begins on major new housing development in Craigmillar
Work has begun on a major new housing development at Craigmillar town centre for the City of Edinburgh Council. The new homes, which will be complete by 2020, will be spread across a series of 14 blocks. Residents will have access to amenity areas and a large public green space will be at the heart of the development. Continue reading Work begins on major new housing development in Craigmillar
New Sassoon treasures for Edinburgh War Poets Collection
A TREASURE trove of exciting new material has been loaned to Edinburgh Napier’s War Poets Collection for the period covering the centenary of the First World War Armistice on November 11. Continue reading New Sassoon treasures for Edinburgh War Poets Collection
Warm welcome for energy efficiency scheme
Local resident Anne Burns told MSP Ben Macpherson how the Warmer Homes Scotland scheme has helped her become warmer and more comfortable in her home through the installation of energy efficiency measures. Continue reading Warm welcome for energy efficiency scheme
John Lewis rises to the Poppyscotland Challenge
With knitting needles and crochet kits in hand, Partners and customers from John Lewis & Partners have been working tirelessly for almost half a year to take on the Poppy Challenge of producing 2,018 poppies to raise funds for and raise awareness of the work of leading Armed Forces charity Poppyscotland. Incredibly, not only was the challenge duly accepted, but it has now been smashed as the “Totaliser” edges close to the 3,500-mark! Continue reading John Lewis rises to the Poppyscotland Challenge
National flu vaccination programme launched
People eligible for the flu vaccine are being urged to act early and get protected ahead of winter, as the national flu vaccination programme gets underway. Continue reading National flu vaccination programme launched
Endurance cyclist Mark to reveal how he took on the world
ROUND-the-world cyclist Mark Beaumont is to share the secrets of his record-breaking success with an Edinburgh audience. Mark, who completed an 18,000-mile route in less than 79 days, is the subject of Edinburgh Napier University’s latest Chancellor Talk. Continue reading Endurance cyclist Mark to reveal how he took on the world
Drive and Thrive: hard-hitting messages for young motorists
Fledgling motorists from across Edinburgh received a hard-hitting introduction to the risks of driving at a popular road safety event this week.
Hundreds of sixth-year pupils once again tested out crash simulators, drunk goggles and even sit behind the wheel of an electric bus as part of the Streets Ahead Edinburgh Young Driver event, which returned to the Corn Exchange for an eighth year, hosted again by Forth 1 DJ Grant Thomson.
Continue reading Drive and Thrive: hard-hitting messages for young motorists
Rocket experts help to inspire next generation of talent
STAFF at a Scottish space company are helping to inspire the next generation of talented engineers and technicians by sharing knowledge with school children across the country. Continue reading Rocket experts help to inspire next generation of talent