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Recent Comments

  • Ms. Cait Ni Cadlaig on Starmer unveils ‘game changing’ investment to tackle national security threat from people smuggling gangs
  • Pedro Pumpkin on Fears over vital services as EIJB announces plans to withdraw funding
  • Scotland Pushes Partnership With Anti-Porn Activist Who Thinks Sex Workers Are 'Possessed by the Devil' - LA Direct Models on Sex work strategy in crisis as councils reject Government proposals to partner with religious charity that says sex workers are “possessed by demons”
  • Suzanne Gifford on First tenants move in to new ‘green homes’ on Granton Waterfront
  • News: Scottish councils reject SNP proposals to partner with religious charity that says sex workers are “possessed by demons” – National Ugly Mugs on Sex work strategy in crisis as councils reject Government proposals to partner with religious charity that says sex workers are “possessed by demons”

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Herbal workshops start next week at Madelvic House 

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Posted on 02/03/201902/03/2019Author davepickeringCategories Granton, North Edinburgh NewsTags Edinburgh Shoreline Project, granton:hub, Grass Roots Remedies, Madelvic House

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