To celebrate bringing the North of the UK together, TransPennine Express has launched a series of brand-new unique illustrations which highligh how cities and towns on their network were named.
Month: July 2019
Cyrenians set ambitious target to deliver ONE MILLION meals in 2019
This year, Cyrenians are seeking to redistribute over one million meals through their FareShare depot to those most in need. Continue reading Cyrenians set ambitious target to deliver ONE MILLION meals in 2019
Man sought following knifepoint robbery in Saughtonhall
Police are appealing for witnesses following a robbery in the west of the city. The incident happened around 5.35pm on Friday (26th July) at a convenience store in Saughtonhall Drive. Continue reading Man sought following knifepoint robbery in Saughtonhall
Seven million Britons trapped in peristent poverty, report reveals
A new report published today by the Social Metrics Commission (SMC) highlights the scale of the challenge facing new Prime Minister Boris Johnson when it comes to tackling poverty across the UK. The report reveals that 4.5 million people are more than 50% below the poverty line, and 7 million people are living in persistent poverty. Continue reading Seven million Britons trapped in peristent poverty, report reveals
Tomorrow: Family Fun Day at Starbank Park
Wednesday 31 July from 10am
Women Supporting Women are delighted to be working in partnership with Friends of Starbank Park!
Come along with your children to a fun packed family fun session in this beautiful garden. Refreshments and bus tickets provided.
To Book or for More Details:
Telephone 551 1671 or email hazelloeb@pchp.org.uk
Report shines light on Fringe exploitation
With Edinburgh’s annual Fringe jamboree kicking off on Friday, campaign group Fair Fringe has launched their latest Advertising Exploitation report – exposing just how rife exploitation is throughout the festival. Continue reading Report shines light on Fringe exploitation
Tea and Just Talk: Science and Forensic Science
When the law dictates which aspects of science are permitted in front of a court of law, what does this mean for the scientist? Continue reading Tea and Just Talk: Science and Forensic Science
Dr Bike’s at The Shed this Saturday
Dr Bike is coming to The Community Shed on Saturday 3 August. If your bike needs repairing or checking over, then bring it along and get it fixed up for free from 11am – 1pm!
Free – Drop-in – First come, first served basis
For more information, please email shed@northedinburgharts.co.uk
Dr Bike is part of the Bike Station, Edinburgh.
The Community Shed is supported by Scottish Government’s Climate Challenge Fund and the European Regional Development Fund.
Charity Bank invite to free Road To Growth event
Charity Bank is inviting trustees, directors, CEOs and managers of charities, social enterprises and community organisations in Edinburgh to sign up for a free event on 12th September. Continue reading Charity Bank invite to free Road To Growth event
What’s On Your Mind 2019
Under 26 or work with young people who are? Come and join us to find out what young people have been doing across Scotland to end mental health stigma and discrimination.
On Tuesday September 3rd See Me are really excited to be holding ‘What’s on Your Mind 2019’. Continue reading What’s On Your Mind 2019