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  • Pedro Pumpkin on Fears over vital services as EIJB announces plans to withdraw funding
  • 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”
  • Escocia: La estrategia del trabajo sexual en crisis mientras los ayuntamientos rechazan las propuestas del Gobierno de asociarse con una organización benéfica religiosa que dice que las trabajadoras sexuales están «poseídas por demonios» | El estant on Sex work strategy in crisis as councils reject Government proposals to partner with religious charity that says sex workers are “possessed by demons”
  • David on City of Edinburgh Council “must listen and act on community views”
  • David on Further reductions in short-term lets ‘could cost Edinburgh economy £57m’

Ferryhill Christmas Fayre

THURSDAY 28 NOVEMBER 5.30 – 7.30pm

FERRYHILL PRIMARY SCHOOL

 

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Posted on 19/11/201918/11/2019Author davepickeringCategories Drylaw Telford, North Edinburgh NewsTags Christmas Fayre, Ferryhill Primary School

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